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I'll test this and seemy quillbot articles were ranked without me advertising or putting any backlinks on website
I'll test this and seemy quillbot articles were ranked without me advertising or putting any backlinks on website
Have you been able to get a longer text?You could just ask it to write the article instead of a rewrite. It does a very good job at writing articles.
Yes I'm currently generating a massive amount of articles using ChatGPT and I get an average of 800 words depending on the keyword.Have you been able to get a longer text?
I am using paragraph by paragraph at the moment
Same here. For years, I've heard all this great stuff about WordAi, and have tried using it on many occasions. Each time, it never really lived up to the hype. For every spinner / rewriter I've ever tried using, the only one that seemed to rarely let me down over the years, was SpinRewriter.i never got anything worth using from wordai output. it forced me to start writing my own app but i'm not a genius when it comes to coding this stuff, very complicated. for the amount of work involved in fixing the output manually it's almost better to just manually rewrite.
one thing that worked really well for me was scraping articles, breaking them into sentences, rearranging the sentences and replacing common words with synonyms from a thesaurus. it worked well for a while, but started losing traction with new algo updates. but it was fun while it lasted!Same here. For years, I've heard all this great stuff about WordAi, and have tried using it on many occasions. Each time, it never really lived up to the hype. For every spinner / rewriter I've ever tried using, the only one that seemed to rarely let me down over the years, was SpinRewriter.
Now, though I, for whatever reason, still have my annual paid SpinRewriter account, I don't think I've used it at all since the first time I started playing around with GPT-3.
Now that I'm thinking about it, I may see if I can play around with SpinRewriter and make some stuff, over the weekend.
That being said, SpinRewriter has historically had it's flaws, as well. I'll hold off on any further comments about it (positive or negative), until I have that opportunity [and time] to get my hands dirty with it. It's been a while.
But yeah, WordAi -- not for me.
Same here. For years, I've heard all this great stuff about WordAi, and have tried using it on many occasions. Each time, it never really lived up to the hype. For every spinner / rewriter I've ever tried using, the only one that seemed to rarely let me down over the years, was SpinRewriter.
Now, though I, for whatever reason, still have my annual paid SpinRewriter account, I don't think I've used it at all since the first time I started playing around with GPT-3.
Now that I'm thinking about it, I may see if I can play around with SpinRewriter and make some stuff, over the weekend.
That being said, SpinRewriter has historically had it's flaws, as well. I'll hold off on any further comments about it (positive or negative), until I have that opportunity [and time] to get my hands dirty with it. It's been a while.
But yeah, WordAi -- not for me.
Quillbot is best for me, openai is good you can look at my results without editing here:one thing that worked really well for me was scraping articles, breaking them into sentences, rearranging the sentences and replacing common words with synonyms from a thesaurus. it worked well for a while, but started losing traction with new algo updates. but it was fun while it lasted!![]()
Many agencies might be doing this on large scale. Manaul rewrite makes it as good as original.i never got anything worth using from wordai output. it forced me to start writing my own app but i'm not a genius when it comes to coding this stuff, very complicated. for the amount of work involved in fixing the output manually it's almost better to just manually rewrite.
did you read it entirely xDI really liked how ChatGPT was able to summarize the key points of the article, it was a complex text but it was able to pick up the most important pieces of information and present it in a simpler way.