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Can anybody give some suggestions and ways rewriting ezine articles and selling. Yesterday, I downloaded DNS and working very great. Let me know how I can make some bucks.
 
I dont know if this would work, but try putting the dragon natural up to your speakers, and play a youtube video on your topic
 
I dont know if this would work, but try putting the dragon natural up to your speakers, and play a youtube video on your topic

I very much doubt that would work too well because DNS has to be trained to a particular user's voice. However dictating articles out of newspapers or magazines would be an easy way to generate content that wasn't already on the internet.
 
Writing original content is by-far the best way to general content. I would not buy content generated through other means because I consider human brain to be the best and most superior of them all.
 
Once you've trained DragonNS, you can get a great production-rate.

I've rattled off 5000 words of fresh content in an hour - giving me 10 articles.

The knack is getting used to talking out loud into the room - which feels odd for most of us at the start. And just keep talking; it's like writing, if you jut keep going you'll fall into a rhythm.
 
any specific sites where i can get paid for my articles which are from youtube voice to text on targeted topics and newspaper, magazines. I made a decision to make atleast $10 a day in anyway.
 
any specific sites where i can get paid for my articles which are from youtube voice to text on targeted topics and newspaper, magazines. I made a decision to make atleast $10 a day in anyway.

Well the most obvious would be right on here, and fiverr.
 
DNS is an excellent program and the easiest way to make some money off it is to simply use it as a spinner. All you have to do is read an article aloud, but substitute words of your own. Example: when you have an article that says something like "New diet plans are difficult to start...", hook up DNS and read back "modern diets can be difficult to begin..."
With a little practice, it'll be the fastest spinner you'll ever own.

Darksaber
 
again she is right but read in a way you would say it and it will increase the originality of the article.

Dizz:cool:

I very much doubt that would work too well because DNS has to be trained to a particular user's voice. However dictating articles out of newspapers or magazines would be an easy way to generate content that wasn't already on the internet.
 
How is it compared to windows 7 speech recognition?
 
Stick to original content.......it's so easy with DNS.

Quality articles will always sell better than re-writes.

Consider selling PLR stuff......lots of cash to be made there if you have good content.
 
I wrote this sentence with Dragon NaturallySpeaking it only took about 2 seconds.
 
Ya the dragon, makes it really easy to "write" articles, but only after it's set up to Your voice.
 
Its the best thing since sliced bread. Very uneasy at first but it'll catch on.
 
I have had dragon 11.5 for two weeks now, and the accuracy is still lacking. I need it to be at least 90% and right now it is sitting at 66%
What methods can I use to improve this number?
 
I have had dragon 11.5 for two weeks now, and the accuracy is still lacking. I need it to be at least 90% and right now it is sitting at 66%
What methods can I use to improve this number?

* get a decent microphone
* make sure it's positioned properly in relation to your mouth
* work in a quiet room without echoes
* use the volume setting wizard each time before you start
* do all the training exercises in the software
* train the software on a corpus of your text
* make sure you run the optimizer thingy after you've done your training and then save your new data files
* keep a note of all the common recurring errors and then train them specially or set up a custom hack in the vocab editing tool

The problem is definitely at your end, not the software.
 
Thank you
Any suggestions as to the type of microphone that I should get.
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* get a decent microphone
* make sure it's positioned properly in relation to your mouth
* work in a quiet room without echoes
* use the volume setting wizard each time before you start
* do all the training exercises in the software
* train the software on a corpus of your text
* make sure you run the optimizer thingy after you've done your training and then save your new data files
* keep a note of all the common recurring errors and then train them specially or set up a custom hack in the vocab editing tool

The problem is definitely at your end, not the software.
 
Personally I use this one, when I got into using DNS it was the one everyone was recommending. Possibly there is something better these days. Expensive but you can make your money back quickly. This is the shop I bought it from and it was all pretty painless.

Code:
http://www.speechrecsolutions.com/microphones_sennheiser.htm#me3modcombo
 
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