Is Spinning Articles Worth it?

abidpasha

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Hi,

I am in the field of content writing, social media marketing, seo and web development.

I have many writers who work for me, unfortunately, some of my clients want me to spin articles using softwares so it can be cheap but every article must pass copy scape plagiarism test ( it may not return any result when testing spun article ).

I tried it my self many times, but copyscape seems to be good.

What I want to know, if my article is of 500 words, and copyscape detects 25% plagiarism, do the article have any worth? or it will be considered as plagiarized content in Google?

Moreover, I will be thankful if anyone have better solutions or better free or premium article spinning softwares.

Thanks for the help :)
 
Your best bet is to create deep spun articles. So if you have a 500 word article, rewrite each sentence at least 3 times, then do word and phrase spinning within the sentences. This is going to provide you with the most unique versions possible. Of course the more sentence rewrites you create, the more unique each article will be.
 
I recommend using TBS or SpinChimp (free). I like them both.

I've found that content that it well spun gets indexed much quicker and with much less effort as compared to thinly spun content.
 
I agree with other members: use The Best Spinner with in-depth spinning level. You should not have any problems.
 
I'm biased, but I don't think it really is worth it anymore. Google is already cracking down and you can only assume the future.
 
Unique content is always better, if you're a content provider, focus on what you do best. If the article has any hits in Copyscape, I don't consider it unique.
 
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