Anyone try WordAi???
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9to5destroyer
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it seems a good tool but it's far from a auto spinner still needs manual work if you want high levels of uniquesness
soundsdelicious
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I have been using Wordai for a week or so. As someone mentioned above the uniqueness percentage is different than displayed in TBS, and I've failed to create a copyscape-passed article that's still somewhat readable using wordai alone. There's also been a few errors in the spun output on the site.
What I've been doing is using the turing spinner to get some of the sentence restructuring and minor synonym spins, and then dropping it into TBS to finish it off.
It is still good and I'm looking forward to future developments, but I think Wordai still needs some work at this point for me to be happy to continue paying $50 per month for it, as the Turing spinner seems to miss so many synonym possibilities (I understand it needs to play it safe, but still, I will probably downgrade to the first package by next month).
Still I recommend it. Sign up for the trial.
What I've been doing is using the turing spinner to get some of the sentence restructuring and minor synonym spins, and then dropping it into TBS to finish it off.
It is still good and I'm looking forward to future developments, but I think Wordai still needs some work at this point for me to be happy to continue paying $50 per month for it, as the Turing spinner seems to miss so many synonym possibilities (I understand it needs to play it safe, but still, I will probably downgrade to the first package by next month).
Still I recommend it. Sign up for the trial.
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kideze
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I have been trying it for 3 days now, and I am trying to cancel it now but cant seem to find the transaction in GAY PALLLLLLLLLLL((((((
G00d software tho.
Well if your trying to leave it, it can't be that good. Reviews look good enough to try the trial though.
IamNRE
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I want to cancel coz its not my paypal and I recently emptied the paypal account of all its money like 2 days ago (had forgotten about the subscription) so I dont want it to charge the bank acc. of the person's paypal.
I am planing on re-sub'ing in next 2-3 days when I have uploaded some cash on the account again.
All you need to do is go to your paypal account and cancel the pre approved payment before it charges your account. That is what I did, I cannot see spending $50/month on this when TBS produces very similar results for $77/yr.
How To Cancel
1. Log in to your PayPal account.
2. Click Profile at the top of the page.
3. Left menu click My Money.
3. Over to right in My preapproved payments click update.
4. You will see this "Can't find what you need? Try the preapproved payment plans page." Click it.
5. Cancel from there.
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Well, i have mixed feelings with WAI. The turing feature seems to work well for articles that aren't too technical, or too specific.
The Copyscape (premium api key) found 2 matches, but WAI wouldn't tell me which segments of the article were dupes!
It might be a good idea for the owner to include decent tutorials to get the most out of a spin, not to mention the differences of each setting.
I'll stick with manually spinning in TBS for now, although I might try it again in time.
The Copyscape (premium api key) found 2 matches, but WAI wouldn't tell me which segments of the article were dupes!
It might be a good idea for the owner to include decent tutorials to get the most out of a spin, not to mention the differences of each setting.
I'll stick with manually spinning in TBS for now, although I might try it again in time.
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Word AI is w-a-y-y better than Spin Rewriter at a lower cost. It's also improving, which Spin Rewriter said they were, but I never saw much of it.
None of these services yet come near to a native English speaker with some knowledge of decent grammar using a manual tool like TBS, but that approach takes time and for purely redistributed article marketing why make the effort? Far better to concentrate on the really good stuff for your own sites and leave tools like this to sort out the link-building work.
None of these services yet come near to a native English speaker with some knowledge of decent grammar using a manual tool like TBS, but that approach takes time and for purely redistributed article marketing why make the effort? Far better to concentrate on the really good stuff for your own sites and leave tools like this to sort out the link-building work.
captain_planet
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To Cancel it --->>> I simply emailed the Support and got a cancellation URL back and did it through there..
LOL-Blaster
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Tried it. It's pretty good. Less prone to crashing than spinner chief.
Scritty
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I don't (much). I certainly never put spun stuff on my own sites or first tier.
But sometimes you need a ton of content quick. My system for that is pretty costly to set up but takes relatively short time for decent results.
I convert my keywords to 12 of the most common languages (Chinese, French, German, Spanish etc)
Scrape say 50 articles from each language or some number like that using the translated keywords
Convert them all to english using Babylon 9
Put them into a system like word AI (but NOT word AI - at least not at the moment)
That initial 600 articles (now all english) good for maybe 10-20 posts per article (maybe 8,000 - 10,000 posts in all then). Nearly all pass copyscape 75% and are mostly readable (not too bad anyway - it's the translation that messes it up more than the spinning)
Some niches do not have 50 articles written in a foreign language that my scraper can find, and that's a pain in the butt. My scraper is not brilliant, and I struggle to add more sources for articles in certain languages where I haven't got a clue what's been written. It's a bit "hit and miss" sometimes.
Sometimes it is an article that was once English anyway (more often than you'd think..15-20% of the time..amazing really) But it's all about quantity and speed. Use a couple more languages, or scrape a few more from countries that have them - or put up with less raw material.
It can take a while as well (half a day sometimes to go through the lot) but you are left with a shit load of decent 2nd and 3rd tier articles. Enough to abso-frikking-lutely power most moderate niches for months.
A little costly to set up, good article scraper, good translation software, good spinning software normally some proxies and sometimes some captcha solving as well depending on where you are scraping from - but it works well enough.
I've read people using better (and certainly more elegant) systems here on BHW, but I'm sort of used to doing it this way, and it's good enough for me.
Still not a fan of spinning and HATE doing it myself. But sometimes needs must.
Scritty
garrido
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Hey buddy you are a legend.