Manually spinning t1 content

[taketheride]

I'm getting pretty tired of writing exhausting articles for every new tier 1 link I'm building. I know that automatic spinning is not advised for tier 1 sites, but what if you wrote an article, and then manually sentence spin it several times, finally you spin it on a word level manually as well. This would take a lot of work, and I think the result could look pretty darn good. Have anyone tried this? If so, would you still advise against it?

 

[karam76]

start working on your theory, I guarantee you that within few weeks you will say that this theory was
BS

 

[taketheride]

Alright, I've already started writing though, so going to try it out at least. I'll try to report back the result here

 

[maxedgames]

Pay for content writers

 

[sailingboy]

You can still rank sites with spun content in your Tier 1, in my experience.

 

[KC1987]

For your tier1 your article must fulfill two criteria

1)Must pass copyscape (or alternative uniqueness cheker)
2)Must be readable to pass human verification

So offcourse manual spinning works. Article buying is for SEOs who take advice from Matt Cutts

 

[Deleted member 731332]

you can outsource this. theres quite a few people that will spin articles for you.

 

[crazedspyker]

Who told you automatic spinning for tier 1 doesn't work? It depends what you goal is. If you just want to rank and don't care about holding the site for years through all future algorithmic updates, auto spun tier 1 is fine.

Just make sure you use many unique seed articles, auto spin it at sentence, paragraph, and word level, then use the content but post it as if it was a real article (images, media, inner linking etc.)

Anyone who tells you this doesn't work most likely hasn't tried it and just regurgitate what they read on another thread. Test it for yourself and report back.

autospun content not only works in tier 1, but done properly you can also rank it (although it's not advised).

Also I wouldn't use this for tier 1 if your goal is to make all your PBN look like real MNS sites. And unless you're doing that, if you get manually reviewed you'll get caught regardless if you spun your content or wrote it yourself. And from what I've seen, majority of PBNs will not pass a manual inspection so tier 1 autospun is just fine in this case. Algorithms can't pick out the difference.

 

[conrulez]

I'm getting pretty tired of writing exhausting articles for every new tier 1 link I'm building. I know that automatic spinning is not advised for tier 1 sites, but what if you wrote an article, and then manually sentence spin it several times, finally you spin it on a word level manually as well. This would take a lot of work, and I think the result could look pretty darn good. Have anyone tried this? If so, would you still advise against it?

Trust NO ONE. Don't believe everything you read. Test things yourself. I auto spin a LOT of content and it ranks just fine on any tier including money site(s). But don't take my word for it. Go do it yourself and see. I'd bet that you'll be QUITE surprised at the results. Good luck.

 

[accelerator_dd]

Trust NO ONE. Don't believe everything you read. Test things yourself. I auto spin a LOT of content and it ranks just fine on any tier including money site(s). But don't take my word for it. Go do it yourself and see. I'd bet that you'll be QUITE surprised at the results. Good luck.

That!

To answer your question: Sure, you can spin.

But if you really want to survive in the SEO world, you have to test things yourself, otherwise you are condemned to always doing what everyone else is doing/talking about instead of finding your own gems.

 

[Zwielicht]

That!

To answer your question: Sure, you can spin.

But if you really want to survive in the SEO world, you have to test things yourself, otherwise you are condemned to always doing what everyone else is doing/talking about instead of finding your own gems.

More people need to listen to this advice. I've mentioned this on here before, but there are not enough people on here who are willing to take the risk to test out their own methods.