Recommendations for an article spinner tool

hoodbgoode

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Hey guys,

I'm in the market for some type of article spinner tool, hopefully affordable / not super expensive. Does anyone have a recommendation?
 
i use spinrewriter, it spins several levels deep and can re-write whole paragraphs or just basic sentances and it reads what you are doing an can add paragraphs that it writes itself. It will also look for a relevant video for your article and embed it for you if you want.
 
There must be one that's hands down the most believable in terms of having people (And search algos) believe it wasn't rewritten. I wonder which really stands out the most.
 
There must be one that's hands down the most believable in terms of having people (And search algos) believe it wasn't rewritten. I wonder which really stands out the most.

Some people think that's Wordai. I don't. I think it's good but certainly not great and to be honest, NOTHING is great or, "hands down the most believable". For the money, I much prefer spinrewriter or the Best Spinner(TBS). For the money you really can not beat TBS and all the things you can do with it.

At the end of the day, my attitude is that "spun content is spun content". IF it is reviewed manually there's a better than average chance that you will get nuked NO MATTER WHAT SPINNER YOU USE. The purpose of a spinner is to save you TIME and MONEY. The idea is to be able to pump stuff out quickly without having to pay someone a bunch of money to write it. Is their risk? Of course, but these days (and it's been this way for awhile) you see people ALL THE TIME complaining about getting deindexed with beautiful hand written content. If you are TRYING to engage your visitors and make them read the content, than that is different. But if all you want to do is get someone to click, spun content STILL works and can continue to work.

So at the end of the day....My advice is to go with TBS as it is a very nice economical option AND it provides a LOT of features and benefits that should fit your needs. I LOVE the ability to do things in bulk with it. Is it perfect? Hell no...but bang for the buck is VERY HIGH in my opinion.

Good luck
 
you can try spinner chief and the best spinner
 
Some people think that's Wordai. I don't. I think it's good but certainly not great and to be honest, NOTHING is great or, "hands down the most believable". For the money, I much prefer spinrewriter or the Best Spinner(TBS). For the money you really can not beat TBS and all the things you can do with it.

At the end of the day, my attitude is that "spun content is spun content". IF it is reviewed manually there's a better than average chance that you will get nuked NO MATTER WHAT SPINNER YOU USE. The purpose of a spinner is to save you TIME and MONEY. The idea is to be able to pump stuff out quickly without having to pay someone a bunch of money to write it. Is their risk? Of course, but these days (and it's been this way for awhile) you see people ALL THE TIME complaining about getting deindexed with beautiful hand written content. If you are TRYING to engage your visitors and make them read the content, than that is different. But if all you want to do is get someone to click, spun content STILL works and can continue to work.

So at the end of the day....My advice is to go with TBS as it is a very nice economical option AND it provides a LOT of features and benefits that should fit your needs. I LOVE the ability to do things in bulk with it. Is it perfect? Hell no...but bang for the buck is VERY HIGH in my opinion.

Good luck

So basically what you're saying it that something believable by a human doesn't exist. That adds another entry to my project list. I know of a machine learning technique that might be able to get it done but I'm not sure. My guess is that most of the tools swap out synonymous words and simple phrases. Something more complex than even that ML idea might be in order. An NLP engine. This will take some thought.
 
So basically what you're saying it that something believable by a human doesn't exist. That adds another entry to my project list. I know of a machine learning technique that might be able to get it done but I'm not sure. My guess is that most of the tools swap out synonymous words and simple phrases. Something more complex than even that ML idea might be in order. An NLP engine. This will take some thought.

Yes, I'm saying there is NO SUBSTITUTE for a human being. Period. At least not yet. An NLP engine sounds nice, but I think you'll find it quite daunting once you jump in. Nothing wrong with that, it's just...what's most important to you? Solving this particular issue or putting out content that search engines will index and rank?

The END GOAL should be get traffic and turn it into money. Lots of ways to do that, of course. I just see content as a means to an end. Ultimately it's a numbers game for me. Pump it out and get as much indexed and returning money as possible. The EASIEST and most cost efficient way to do that today is with spinning. At least IMO.
 
Yes, I'm saying there is NO SUBSTITUTE for a human being. Period. At least not yet. An NLP engine sounds nice, but I think you'll find it quite daunting once you jump in. Nothing wrong with that, it's just...what's most important to you? Solving this particular issue or putting out content that search engines will index and rank?

The END GOAL should be get traffic and turn it into money. Lots of ways to do that, of course. I just see content as a means to an end. Ultimately it's a numbers game for me. Pump it out and get as much indexed and returning money as possible. The EASIEST and most cost efficient way to do that today is with spinning. At least IMO.

A good point of course. I suppose if I were to come up with such a thing it wouldn't be something I'd be selling on BHW. If I could pull it off I'd have a startup worth millions but it would be a ridiculous amount of work with no certain outcome.
 
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