Can you really spin "quality" articles?

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Nauthiz666

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Is there anyway to really spin an article and have it come out as readable and not have indicators of having it spun? I pretty much hate writing so much to make manual web 2.0s for my clients that I really want a solution for this. But I also don't want spun stuff looking obviously spun and risk getting a client slapped. Anyone know of a solution?

 

assphuck

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Do it manually. But if you have clients, you would be wise to test your manual spinning abilities on your own sites first in the age of Penguin.

 

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KygnosJaz

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Not automaticly. You can use a spinner and pass word for word. It's not that fast but it's 5x faster then writing brand new article.

I can't post links so search google for this keyword: extreme word spinner It's free and I could say better than TBS.

 

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Nauthiz666

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Yeah writing a manual spun article can take like 2 hours if its quality. So that might be what I have to do, but really looking for a less time consuming option,

 

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ImComing

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Manual spinning (word and phrase level) is your best option

 

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Nauthiz666

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Hey I think this might work. I am using extreme word spinner, posting the article and making small adjustments aka proof reading the spin. It's still manual but will save A LOT OF TIME. Thanks!

 

WCO12

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Make a niche-specific ultra spun article. From that you can generate thousands and thousands of unique articles that don't look spun, assuming you do the spinning right the first time. Of course, it will be a boring read, but it won't look spun.

Making these things is time consuming, grueling work (at least for me) but they are worth it if you need this kind of content.

 

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dk1180

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Trying to manually rewrite an article can take a long time. Instead you should have a program spin it, it won't be very readable, and then you rewrite the spun article to make it more natural.