Spun content getting indexed

General Lee

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I just checked a ton of my web 2.0 articles and posts and I've noticed that I'm having no issues whatsoever getting the spun content indexed. Its good time consuming hand spun readable stuff but nontheless spun..

I just wanted to post that because I've a lot about people having problems getting their spun stuff indexed. From where I stand spun content is working really well.

I remain :wtf:
 
How spun is it? What's the uniqueness?

Readable spun content is better than gibberish spun content.
 
that's really good. I have a blog and only have 16 backlinks and 7 post, I don't update it because I'm busy with my Whitehat seo and link building service(building my new site).
I'm targeting 20 keywords and guess what 13 are with in 10 pages in google... so there is still blackhat way to rank your site
I go with white hat never tried any blackhat method and also don't want to....
 
I can get duplicate content indexed all day long. The question is, does it improve your rankings?
 
I have noticed same and even with the articles that are auto-spinned garbage. I have been posting to PR2-3 blogs and not used any indexing services. I guess that it's still possible that those are taken down when Penguin algo finds my blogs, but at least those got indexed without problems.
 
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Well, IMO it all depends on the uniqueness level and the content is whether readable or not. I am also seeing that spun content getting easily index.
 
did you check for copyscape of spun content? what is the uniqueness of the spun content? Always have 90% unique spun content.
 
did you check for copyscape of spun content? what is the uniqueness of the spun content? Always have 90% unique spun content.

Its always 99 or 100% but to be honest I checked a couple that didn't pass copyscrape but I'd say the large majority will..
 
I can get duplicate content indexed all day long. The question is, does it improve your rankings?

Any proof that extremely well spun content doesn't?
I've done lots and lots of tests therein and only achieved positive results with proper structures.
 
Any proof that extremely well spun content doesn't?
I've done lots and lots of tests therein and only achieved positive results with proper structures.

Bingo!
 
Any proof that extremely well spun content doesn't?
I've done lots and lots of tests therein and only achieved positive results with proper structures.

Yeah...I wasn't suggesting it doesn't rank. I was asking a question.
 
Any proof that extremely well spun content doesn't?
I've done lots and lots of tests therein and only achieved positive results with proper structures.

and what exactly is your definition of a proper structure.?
 
only seeing great results with super spun content, quite surprised that auto spin crap is being indexed - the real question is why are people even using it anymore?
 
and what exactly is your definition of a proper structure.?

I explained it in another thread, but tier 2 in my runs are usually 10-15k web 2.0 pages followed by tier 3s of wikis, private blog posts, pliggs etc

only seeing great results with super spun content, quite surprised that auto spin crap is being indexed - the real question is why are people even using it anymore?

If one thing is clear about SEO to me after all this time, is that people in this game are lazy and incompetent for the most part.
I see sites spending thousands on paid links, to get ranked, and this is the smartest of the crowed generally. You can achieve better results just by creating and maintaining the right scripts/lists etc, and spending 1% as much money on paid links.
 
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