Super Spun Content Repository

[judaculla]

"Content is King" should really be said as "content is Queen;" because it's such a b*tch to create.

I'm really new to IM, and learning the ropes?greatly accrediting my ability thus far to the knowledge in this forum. I'm currently building Tier 1's (for one approach anyway) by manually creating a "super" spun article. I do this by writing an article, then re-writing each sentence three times, then shorter phrases, then appropriately-chosen words and synonyms. Without exerting much brain power at all, I can create an article in about 2 hours that is at least 70% unique (measured by generating 50 copies through The Best Spinner's functionality.) I can then use these to build out different Tier 1 sites, sometimes manually tweaking sentences here and there, adding images and video manually as well. Then, to be economical, I use this same spintax + images, video, and some html elemental variation for Tier 2 stuff like GSA. So, in effect, the two hours that I spend writing that article fuels an entire post across every tier. The problem is, I would rather have a tooth pulled than do this on a regular basis?it is the longest two hours of my entire workflow?and I'm trying to cut some corners here.

So, being the a-hole that I am, I'm wondering if anyone knows of any pastebins postings, dls, etc... that have repository of sort for this type of content. I feel a bit naive, but I hadn't really even thought about trying to find this type of content for free, until I was looking at articlebuilder.net to just generate articles rather than manually spin them. Part of his sales pitch is they include 7 "Super Spun" articles with purchase, of which contain content that has been rewritten 25 times over! (so they say anyway)

At the very least, I'm sure someone has posted those seven articles somewhere online....

Anyone know any such resource that could help facilitate the search?

Thanks

 

[judaculla]

Just a bump to see if anyone has any experience with resources like this, free or premium.

 

[living2xl]

You can spin articles manually easily. It's not a difficult task to create a unique content by using a previous article. You just have to read the article and learn the main points of the articles and then, try to write in your own words. If your grammar is not perfect then, use MS Word to look after your grammatical and spelling mistakes. After writing article, you can check the plagiarism online.

 

[Bahmer]

You can spin articles manually easily. It's not a difficult task to create a unique content by using a previous article. You just have to read the article and learn the main points of the articles and then, try to write in your own words. If your grammar is not perfect then, use MS Word to look after your grammatical and spelling mistakes. After writing article, you can check the plagiarism online.

Yes but that would be incredibly time consuming and difficult to do across many platforms. Plus it turns your brain into somewhat of a stew after a while.

 

[Sristy]

Yes but that would be incredibly time consuming and difficult to do across many platforms. Plus it turns your brain into somewhat of a stew after a while.

Definitely stews your brain if you do everything yourselves. Try outsourcing some of it if your budget permits and concentrate on better things that you are good at.

 

[Sujith VS]

Yup after spinning the content we need to check the grammar the same time words related to our niche we want.

 

[Bahmer]

Definitely stews your brain if you do everything yourselves. Try outsourcing some of it if your budget permits and concentrate on better things that you are good at.

Yeah for sure outsourcing is the way to go once you have budget and time constraints that would require that.

 

[Olovarno]

I'm a member of ArticleBuilder.net (AB) and it has a great content and good variation, but any content has been spammed until death - it has hundreds or even thousands of members! As I said, AB is good, but you won't get uniqueness level you expect only using it with manual effort.

Here is what I'm doing:
1. Generate 5 or more AB articles in a niche;
2. Review it to replace any duplicate or spun paragraph;
3. Rewrite MANUALLY each phrase three times;
4. Rewrite MANUALLY some expressions or part of phrases;
5. Create a copy merging all articles (if you generated articles with same amount of paragraphes, it's easy) in one;
6. I auto spin with TBS using only best synonyms.

When I finish step 3, I usually have 9 or more unique and completely readable articles to publish in tier 1 or even money sites. When I finish all steps, it can generate dozens of unique and readable articles.

I recommend you do it by yourself or hire someone to do it for you, because any free or paid repository has already been used for thousands of other members wanting to do same thing: create 1,000,000,000,000 readable and unique articles!

 

[judaculla]

I'm spinning most of my content manually right now, and it is the single most painful part of my entire workflow. I work 16 hour days with a smile, but seriously catch myself trying to b*tch out when it comes to article spinning.

Sure, any premium service would certainly have an abundance of users, but if the source content generates articles that are 90+% unique, I can see myself gladly taking a risk. I've looked at article builder (dot) net as well, but it's more of a Tier 2 and under kind of producer in my opinion. When I spin articles the content is usually 85-90% unique before I add in images or video. I've been comfortably using the content they generate for Tier1 links and below. I should be clear that I don't have a lot of experience yet, and would be very unaware of long-term downsides to this approach.

I have a hard time imagining that there is not resource for REALLY super spun content that produces highly unique, highly readable material.

I would happily pay for a service such as this.

If every sentence has been rewritten 20+ times, every phrase rewritten 20+ times, and structural nuances such as heading, paragraph order, etc.. had been taken into account, I really wouldn't mind sharing with others. 3 Niche articles could literally power every money site I build in that niche's tiered link structures, or so I think.

 

[judaculla]

Yeah for sure outsourcing is the way to go once you have budget and time constraints that would require that.

Thanks for the reply, that was the general impression I got from Article Builder as well. I may give your approach a shot and see how well it works out.

 

[rainbowslim]

wow!! Are you writing short articles?