Can you recommend me a good article spinning service?

aaron655

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Hi all hatters,

I'm looking for good quality article spinning services. Ones that have very minimal grammatical errors.
Have you used any good spinning services before that you can personally vouch for?

I've been trying a few with terrible results, and I just don't have the time personally to spin articles myself.

Thanks!:)
 
Although I haven't used his service yet, this one by blackpayman looks good:

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http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/buy-sell-services/315909-best-quality-article-writing-service-100-unique-0-008-per-word-thousand-review.html

I've just took delivery of some new articles and that's where I'll be sending them for spinning.
 
I'd check out WordAi. It is not a service (it is a program) but it uses some advanced AI to understand what an article actually mean which make it look very readable.

Here is your post spun automatically using WordAi using its new "readability technology":
I am searching for high quality article spinning services. Ones which have very minimal grammatical mistakes.
Perhaps you have used any great spinning services before that you could personally attest to?

I have already been attempting a few with horrible effects, and I simply do not have the time personally to spin articles myself.
 
blackpayman's service is attractive. but you can try out Fiverr for spinning. there are a lot of option there.
 
There's no such thing as a good article spinning service simply because spinners' thesaurus only depend on the word it's spinning. Meaning if you spin the word "guitar", you could end up having "electric guitar" or even "harmonica" because spinner tools or software think that you're article is solely based on musical instruments.

Try SpinnerChief because it's free! You just need to delete some unnecessary synonyms and you're good to go!
 
+1 for ArticleBuilder. Saves you a lot of time researching about a topic, writing an article, and trying to spin it that's readable. All the articles generated by ArticleBuilder are top-notch, you wouldn't think it was spun. And the best thing is that they cover a lot of topics/niches.
 
There's no such thing as a good article spinning service simply because spinners' thesaurus only depend on the word it's spinning. Meaning if you spin the word "guitar", you could end up having "electric guitar" or even "harmonica" because spinner tools or software think that you're article is solely based on musical instruments.

Try SpinnerChief because it's free! You just need to delete some unnecessary synonyms and you're good to go!
So you are saying something like this:
Outside, I {saw|found} a {saw|tool}.
is impossible for a spinner to do?

Good spinners absolutely do not have thesauruses that only depend on the word it is spinning. Otherwise, how could I get a spin where "saw" gets spun into two different things in the same sentence?
 
wow thanks for the plentiful replies.

WordAi does look attractive. It's a big ask for $20 every month on a spinner.
 
not if that service provides manual checks and proof reads on syntax's to make sure it's grammatically correct.

it just takes time, which I don't have. and i'm happy to pay someone to do a proper job for me.
 
wow thanks for the plentiful replies.

WordAi does look attractive. It's a big ask for $20 every month on a spinner.

not if that service provides manual checks and proof reads on syntax's to make sure it's grammatically correct.

it just takes time, which I don't have. and i'm happy to pay someone to do a proper job for me.
It definitely is a fair amount to ask for a spinner. However if you are saving yourself money on every article because you don't need to pay somebody to manually do it, I would say it pays for itself. If you think paying $0.70/day extra for a spinner that can generate readable spintax is too much, there isn't too much else I can say.

Unfortunately since the development costs for creating a spinner that has all that AI is pretty high, the price also has to be a little higher. It is not quite at the point where it is grammatically perfect all the time, but it probably will be by the time it gets out of beta.
 
-1 for ArticleBuilder. Each article consist of snippets of text woven together from a large PLR database. Yes, they are readable, but most of the articles I tested did not pass copyscape. Bear in mind that they are shared amongst 100's/1000's of other users. They are definitely not 'quality' articles but may be of use to a 'lazy' SEO'er.

I have not seen any 'good' article spinning services, that can beat a good manual paragraph/sentence/word level spin.
 
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