How much safe is using SPUN content in T1's?

Content is so inexpensive now a days, why would you want to risk it?
Really, let's say that cheap content cost $1- per 500 words, well, i create about 10K tier one properties a month for all my projects and testing, so what is smarter business wise

Spun content that isn't dangerous or me emptying my wallet for some third world writers that really don't do better job than a average spinner, or pay $50- a month for WordAi (or any other High end spinner)
 
Really, let's say that cheap content cost $1- per 500 words, well, i create about 10K tier one properties a month for all my projects and testing, so what is smarter business wise

Spun content that isn't dangerous or me emptying my wallet for some third world writers that really don't do better job than a average spinner, or pay $50- a month for WordAi (or any other High end spinner)

What do you think about Google penalty while using spun T1?
 
What do you think about Google penalty while using spun T1?

I don't believe they can do it with an algorithm. If you get a manual review then yeah, you're screwed, but you're almost certainly screwed in that regardless.
 
What do you think about Google penalty while using spun T1?
Nothing.... cus Google can't read content, but he.. be my guest, buy content for your tier one, i'll spend that money on bitches, drugs and booze :D
 
I've seen spun content ranked well. I think it's worth a try if you produce a good quality spun content.
 
Nothing.... cus Google can't read content, but he.. be my guest, buy content for your tier one, i'll spend that money on bitches, drugs and booze :D

can you recommend Web20s service you use by yourself for diversification anchors?
 
It is not safe but that does not mean you cannot rank with them. Two different things.
 
Contents are easy to get nowadays, get some cheap unique contents instead of using spin contents. That's what I would prefer if I were you.
 
Over the past 15-plus years that I've been providing content writing services, I've lost count of people who told me how they thought they were saving a few dollars from spun content (from other service providers) only to see themselves spending more in getting those spun content re-written.
 
Ok guys, so let's clear things up:

1. Spun content on T1 = footprint ONLY IF THE UNICITY IS LOW

You don't have to give a $h*t about duplicate content because you're posting on other sites, right? So it's not your problem, is the problem of the site your content gets posted on. For you, it's a problem IF it leaves a massive footprint. Doing things smart, can ensure this doesn't happen.

How can you do things smart? Make sure you a) either post manually the best and most unique versions of the spun content on your T1 or b) if you post automatically make sure you don't stretch your spun content over too many web 2.0s

2. The unicity depends on niche entirely. For local SEO you don't have to have 100% unique content for example. But, there are exceptions.

3. Spun content works. What matters is links. Don't believe me?

Here's 3 articles to read:

http://www.viperchill.com/link-building-2016/
http://backlinko.com/search-engine-ranking
http://www.viperchill.com/google-control/

Basically all article will tell you that:
a) Links matter
b) Links matter
c) Links matter

And FYI before trying to use spun content on your T1 do some competitor analysis in your niche. Ask yourself:
- does my competitor have links from spun content?
- does the 1st page results have the type of site that I want to build?
- what are the link ratios ( ratio of do follow/no follow, PA/DA, number of links, anchor text diversity, etc)

If you see by this analysis that the niche allows a room for spun content then go for it. If not...decide whether it's worth the investment or not because there are some virgin niches that you can rank and bank hard, but not necessarily with BH. Sometimes you have to put some elbow grease ;)
 
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