[Idea?] 500 words unique article for $1?

[rettaibi]

I have no experience in spun content but this came into my mind today and I would like your opinions and I am going to test it when I have the time.
bare in mind that I never worked with spun content I always write unique articles for my self.

let see there are 2 ways that I thought of.


the first way is:
getting high quality spun content and then going to fiverr and find sellers that are proofreading and edit articles you have sellers that accept up to 3000 words like this one(not mine):

[URL]http://fiverr.com/kaitlinhastwois/proofread-up-to-3000-words-on-any-topic-in-english[/URL]

send 6 x 500words spun articles and they will proofread and edit them and they will become unique articles.

but I think this way you will get 6 the same articles back? you could add a twist if you have more niches.
Lets say you have 6 niches for each niche you have 1 spun article that makes 6 spun articles from different niches.

then send them to 5 fiverr sellers (depends on how much articles you need). and from each seller you will get 6 unique articles. for 5 bucks you have 6 unique articles x 5 sellers is 30 unique
articles for 25 bucks.


The second way:

is get some 6 spun articles and translate them in the language of the fiverr gig with google.
Example: if you found a seller that translates from eng>french - french>eng then you just translate your english article into french. easy.

go to fiverr find a seller that translates up to 3000 words like this one (not mine):

[URL]http://fiverr.com/multidiverse48/translate-documentarticle-or-anything-having-3000-words-from-english-to-french[/URL]

the twist we did on the first way might give us better results on this way.
So if you have 6 niches (or 3 niches if you want 1000 words articles) you need 6 spun articles (1 per niche) translate them send them to 5 sellers you will get 6 unique articles from each seller.

which is again 30 unqiue articles for 30 bucks.

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This looks like it works in theory but in practice I don't know I will test this when I have the time.
or if somebody else wants to test this and give us the results go ahead
and I think the second way will give better results.

What do you think will this work?

 

[sidddd]

I see no problem with this, but I think the amount of time - in finding, spinning content, and then sending her for proofreading - is bit of a problem. I'd actually hire a cheap writer from Freelancer, then get that Fiverr gig.

 

[rettaibi]

I see no problem with this, but I think the amount of time - in finding, spinning content, and then sending her for proofreading - is bit of a problem. I'd actually hire a cheap writer from Freelancer, then get that Fiverr gig.

thanks for your reply, yeah it costs some time but can you get a 500 words unique article for $1 on freelancer?.
If yes then this "method" is useless.

 

[Junkfood00]

You can't translate spun articles, no one will do that.

 

[gullsinn]

You can use Google Translator.

 

[satyr85]

First way:
Proofread = correction of small mistakes. Spun article = shit. Noone will change 3k word spun shit into 3k quality article for 5$.

Second way:

Noone will translate for you 3k article for 5$. It will be poor quality and guy offering that gig is not native speaker.

My way:

Hire someone from middle or eastern europe. In my country people with nearly native english (master degree English Philology) would work for 500$ monthly. 500$/160hours = 3.125 per hour. 2 articles per hour = 1.5$ per article. In other countries you could find cheaper workers with masters degree in English Philology so 1$ per article is achievable.

 

[GiorgioB]

You get what you pay for... at the end of the day, it all depends what you will use it on. If its for web 2.0s used as tier 2 , aiming for a price around that should be OK.. but if you are expecting quality, you'll most likely be disappointed.

What I would do is write 2-3 quality articles, and then spin manually but also heavily. Its long and boring, but then you can create hundreds of articles, and then just get someone to proof read those by batches of 10 or something. For a day's work + $10-20, you will get hundreds of hopefully unique and readable articles.

 

[ritesh]

Well there is something called ngram (google it) . Even if you proof read it; it wont be as unique in terms SE perspective.

 

[rettaibi]

First way:
Proofread = correction of small mistakes. Spun article = shit. Noone will change 3k word spun shit into 3k quality article for 5$.

Second way:

Noone will translate for you 3k article for 5$. It will be poor quality and guy offering that gig is not native speaker.

My way:

Hire someone from middle or eastern europe. In my country people with nearly native english (master degree English Philology) would work for 500$ monthly. 500$/160hours = 3.125 per hour. 2 articles per hour = 1.5$ per article. In other countries you could find cheaper workers with masters degree in English Philology so 1$ per article is achievable.

hahaha I love the way my mind works from "good idea" to "with what where you thinking".
But then again you have to manage those VA's, every advantage has its disadvantage I guess. but it is lesser work.

You get what you pay for... at the end of the day, it all depends what you will use it on. If its for web 2.0s used as tier 2 , aiming for a price around that should be OK.. but if you are expecting quality, you'll most likely be disappointed.

What I would do is write 2-3 quality articles, and then spin manually but also heavily. Its long and boring, but then you can create hundreds of articles, and then just get someone to proof read those by batches of 10 or something. For a day's work + $10-20, you will get hundreds of hopefully unique and readable articles.

Thanks, that is also smart way to do it

 

[rajmohit94]

Please tell me any good article spinner which is available for free...!!