I'd pay a lot for an article written like this...
I know the feeling, we used to spend weeks creating spun articles - for some of our largest niches we're looking at 200+ spun articles needed - you can imagine how long that would take! Anyway, it does get better if you spend the time to look at all your options - there are ways you can speed up spun article creation, you need to think about how you're writing out the original article - also look at custom software solutions to help you spin faster!
Yeah, no probs.
I use The Best Spinner. I write one article, I then select paragraph and rewrite every paragraph. But I don't just do one paragraph for one paragraph, I split them into 2 or 3. That means that every spin gives you anywhere between 4-12 paragraphs. Then I spin each sentence. But not one sentence for one, I sometimes split them up too! I do that for every paragraph I've written. Then I go through the whole thing and choose relevant and readable synonyms! I end up with a 95%+ unique article that's 100% readable every time!
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Hi all, I'm in the middle of manually spinning a 500 word article on paragraph, sentence and word levels. I end up with 95% uniqueness when I'm done. It's readable and makes perfect sense as well. It just takes me an awful long time and I thought I'd just have a moan!
I know there are services out there that do it, I've tried a few but they never do it as well as I can, and I do it myself. So, I've now written 1 article. Spun each paragraph 4 times and each sentence in each paragraph 4 times as well. Now to go through the entire thing and choose the best synonyms. Probably about another 6 hours of work (10 if I keep reading BHW!)
Moan over. Back to work.
I outsource it to my cousin. Great for her English, and some extra money for her.
With speech to text an 8 hour day is enough time to write 50+ articles,
Put them all in word AI and each one becomes say 20 really good ones
1000 really good articles with a lot more "uniqueness" than spinning gives - entirely different topics, subjects etc if you want
Not saying it's for everyone - but as someone who HATES spinning as well, this method doesn't "wind me up" so much!
Scritty
Dragon is definitely the leader in speech to text. It takes a while to get used to actually saying punctuation if you haven't done dictation work before, but it quickly becomes second nature. Just make sure you have a good mic!do you have any recommendations for speech to text software?