How much does quality matter with spun articles?

DarceChoke

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I'm always inundated with junk comments on my blogs and most of them are just terribly spun, generic comments. There seems to be a lack of spinnable content that reads naturally regardless of how it has been spun.

It occurred to me that My girlfriend, who writes professionally, would be able to put together really top quality spinnable content. Articles would be both super spinnable (using very complex nesting), and very readable regardless of which spin is read. I believe that the results will be good enough to even pass a quick manual review from Google.

I'm curious as to the value of such an article, and I'd like to trade a few of them in exchange for some feedback from people who regularly use/buy spinnable content, anyone interested?
 
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Also, is there an area of the forum this would be better off in?

I'm not sure exactly who would be looking for this kind of content
 
The quality of the SPIN is what matters most. Pre-spun quality isn't as big just as long as it is unique.
 
I'm sorry, that's what I mean, the articles will include all the spintax and what not. It would be ready to plug into your spinner of choice and fired off.
 
I'm working on something similar. This would be very handy to people that have their own blog networks set up...

Good luck; I know I get a lot of garbage comments as well..
 
Once, a looong time ago, I spent $100 having a 10,000 word article (in spin format, so each article turned out to be around 500 words) wrote by a few writers.

I had it so there was atleast three variations of each paragraph and atleast 3 variations of each sentence, then after i received the article i spent another 17 hours in total going through it and adding as many variations of words as i could possibly find.

That turned out to be an amazing article which was very readable - I tried selling it on the warrior forum but only had about a dozen buyers at around $10 each, so lost money.
They're great for use for your own backlinks though as copyscape only ever found a few of the variations and only matched a few words at a time lol.
 
Once, a looong time ago, I spent $100 having a 10,000 word article (in spin format, so each article turned out to be around 500 words) wrote by a few writers.

I had it so there was atleast three variations of each paragraph and atleast 3 variations of each sentence, then after i received the article i spent another 17 hours in total going through it and adding as many variations of words as i could possibly find.

That turned out to be an amazing article which was very readable - I tried selling it on the warrior forum but only had about a dozen buyers at around $10 each, so lost money.
They're great for use for your own backlinks though as copyscape only ever found a few of the variations and only matched a few words at a time lol.

it took you 17 hours to do such a simple spin?
I do 15 sentence replacement articles + synonyms throughout now, and it takes 3-4 hours from start to finish (15 only when the term is worth it)

Simply put, 1 level spinning doesn't cut it at all (even 70%+)... if you do this your "results" will be terrible.

I wouldn't pay more than $40 for someone to do an article with 15 sentence replacements AND synonym leveling spinning.
The articles with these are not only readable, but 100% grammatically correct. Usually I can get 9-10 spin variations approved at Ezine for example.

Also just to be clear, there is absolutely no reason to do paragraph spinning from scratch... I'll let you think about why... (by the way, 9 sentence replacements vs 3 sentence + 3 paragraph, the 9 sentences are much much more unique...)
 
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Is it REALLY that hard to sit down for 5 or 10 minutes and write a crappy little 550 word article and then put it in TBS and click spin though? Seriously people, you'll work harder looking for a way to be lazy rather than just doing it lol.
 
Google can spot this a mile off now,and it appears to be affecting some peoples rankings (see bh forum).People are blaming this and that but the bottom line is google can suss out spun content and doesn't like it.

Most people's spun garbage, sure...
 
Is it REALLY that hard to sit down for 5 or 10 minutes and write a crappy little 550 word article and then put it in TBS and click spin though? Seriously people, you'll work harder looking for a way to be lazy rather than just doing it lol.

Google can spot this a mile off now,and it appears to be affecting some peoples rankings (see bh forum).People are blaming this and that but the bottom line is google can suss out spun content and doesn't like it.
 
Google can spot this a mile off now,and it appears to be affecting some peoples rankings (see bh forum).People are blaming this and that but the bottom line is google can suss out spun content and doesn't like it.

If you use it a million times, but you must keep in mind that G can't actually READ. So you can spin it so well that much of it comes out as pure gibberish and if it's unique then it's good in my book. Besides, how is the other option better?

Where do you draw the line?
 
If you use it a million times, but you must keep in mind that G can't actually READ. So you can spin it so well that much of it comes out as pure gibberish and if it's unique then it's good in my book. Besides, how is the other option better?

Where do you draw the line?

Obviously google can't actually read, however I think the algorithm must check for certain "spin" indicators and footprints.

In my experience taking the time to spin multiple sentences, gets results and saves time in the long run.
 
Is it REALLY that hard to sit down for 5 or 10 minutes and write a crappy little 550 word article and then put it in TBS and click spin though? Seriously people, you'll work harder looking for a way to be lazy rather than just doing it lol.

No, that is very easy to do, if all people need with spinnable articles is "crappy little articles", then that answers my original question. Based on the less condescending responses in this thread, however, there seem to be people who actually need their spinnable content to be a certain quality and readibility.
 
There is a market for quality spun content with Jonathan ledger and Vietly both selling ultra spun articles. However I think you would be better to get a customer base from another product first as this one will be low volume without some sort of list.
 
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