does the software you gave work better than google translate? I use that but needs to check every single word as it's not very precise.
What about the one you talked about?
I just had a thought... if you paste the generated article into M$ Word, wouldn't it underline most of the grammar errors and give you suggestions, making it easier to fix? Although for myself, I am a pretty good writer so I think I would be better off rewriting manually.
Sorry for asking this silly question, but ho do you check whether an article pass the copyscape or not ? Copyscape need premium account in order to check duplicate offline text.
Here are some more tips for a unique content of your blog:
1) Get into a rhythm - Set a routine for yourself. Like weekends you will post a review, Monday you will post a serious post on a "How-To" topic. This will keep you and your blog focused. And it's the focused mind which generates content germs faster than a wandering soul.
2) Guest bloggers - Invite guest bloggers to your blog and give them incentives like having an ad-banner of their own in your blog.
3) Overtime comparison - Think ahead and select some items about which you would like to write a time based comparison. Watching those particular items will lead you to write more insightful posts. Making notes will keep you in good stead when your content dries up.
4) Create an "experiment" category in your blog and write about off-topic issues about which you are very passionate about. A blog in always a evolving media and you can just hit jackpot in the new niche you write about. If not, at least you get the satisfaction of writing about what is close to you.
5) Visit websites that provide free content frameworks for you to develop. Get creative and try to get a group of people to blog on the same forum if you can.
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