Is spinning an existing article by hand good-enough to post on a money site?
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blogzandstuff
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yeh it's ok, i do it a lot for sites. you can get a free plagarism checker in the downloads section if you can't afford copyscape
Hawkster
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Freddyjames
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no
Bobtx85
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Yeah but not much, they aren't my main focus. Total of 6 or 7 of them is only usually $300-400 a month and sometimes less
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There are lots of spinners out there. OP's question is whether it can be done by hand.
The answer is yes: that's what 99% of tech sites are doing. Look at all the tech news, specially SEO gurus, it's just hand spun content from the official google blogs and so on.
There's one "seo guru" whose entire blog is just a digest of webmasterworld on that day....and webmasterworld in turn is just a digest of the official google blogs....
Freddyjames
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I say again: No.
If you are even asking that question you do not have what it takes to put in the effort and time required to make a real long-term investment in SEO, which says to me all you are thinking of is auto-spinning somebody else's hard work and piggy-backing on it. That's a fucking no-no from the start, it 'aint gonna work. It might, if your spinning skills are real good, but long term, sooner or later, you're gonna be crying "Google update fucked me".
If you can spin something manually and properly, you'll use that time spent spinning and making a 500 word article over 100 spins 99.9% unique to promote in links from web 2.0's, not on your "money site". Spinning stuff on your money site 'aint gonna cut it - stop being a lazy mofo.
Sorry @bartosimpsonio, for once, we disagree.
EDIT: Well actually on 2nd look, we don't disagree, I just read between the lines and thought anybody asking the original Q is too lazy to be able to spin something uniquely.
If you are even asking that question you do not have what it takes to put in the effort and time required to make a real long-term investment in SEO, which says to me all you are thinking of is auto-spinning somebody else's hard work and piggy-backing on it. That's a fucking no-no from the start, it 'aint gonna work. It might, if your spinning skills are real good, but long term, sooner or later, you're gonna be crying "Google update fucked me".
If you can spin something manually and properly, you'll use that time spent spinning and making a 500 word article over 100 spins 99.9% unique to promote in links from web 2.0's, not on your "money site". Spinning stuff on your money site 'aint gonna cut it - stop being a lazy mofo.
Sorry @bartosimpsonio, for once, we disagree.
EDIT: Well actually on 2nd look, we don't disagree, I just read between the lines and thought anybody asking the original Q is too lazy to be able to spin something uniquely.
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In fact we don't disagree, but even if we did that'd be ok. Anyway, I didn't want to judge OP's capacity to spin by hand, or e rewrite. Essentially spinning articles by hand is rewriting and that's what most large media do.
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Totally agree with his words.
Spinning articles by hand is kind of taking reference from a relevant source.
You can go with it.
Trinity Smith
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I guess it's fine to rewrite and spin other writer's article, just make sure it'll still end up useful, informative, and most of all 100 percent unique content.
deathass01
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I used this Plagiarism Checker before, was pretty useful
http://smallseotools.com/plagiarism-checker/
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