Spun articles - how many do you do?

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I've written a few articles directly related to my niche and posted them on GoArticles and Ezine articles.

I have Best Spinner, which I highly recommend by the way, and have set up my spin syntax. I'm ready to spin and post.


How many places you post your spun articles?
 
I hear you can post them anywhere, as much as you like. But often once you spin an article it is impossible to read after so it's kind of useless and a waste of time and effort if you ask me.

For changing my content I use a program called wordflood. What it does is analyze your article and then lets you change each word from a list of synonyms as you read the article to yourself making it very easy to read back and understand. And when you use it you only need to change like two/one words each sentence for it to be seen as completely original by Google.

Look it up in google images to have a better idea of what im talking about.
 
I hear you can post them anywhere, as much as you like. But often once you spin an article it is impossible to read after so it's kind of useless and a waste of time and effort if you ask me.

For changing my content I use a program called wordflood. What it does is analyze your article and then lets you change each word from a list of synonyms as you read the article to yourself making it very easy to read back and understand. And when you use it you only need to change like two/one words each sentence for it to be seen as completely original by Google.

Look it up in google images to have a better idea of what im talking about.

Thats what thebestspinner do and you can do more with it.

I submit my spun articles on all article directories. It still help my sites to increase SERP.
 
Oh my mistake, when I see spinner I just think something awful and a unable to understand mess :P

Looking at screenshots of that program though I still think wordflood can handle the changing, much quicker. Check it out.
 
Scrapebox
senuke
the best spinner
and BOOM
 
Do you submit manually or use a tool (if you use a tool, which one)?
 
I never used any spinner. I hired who write for low cost. Do you really recommended any spinners ?
 
But often once you spin an article it is impossible to read after so it's kind of useless and a waste of time and effort if you ask me.

This is true, but doesn't have to be the case.

I spent about 30 minutes setting up my article using The Best Spinner. I spun it a few times and wasn't completely satisfied with the results. As you said, it was sometimes hard to read.

Since my articles currently bring me most of my traffic, I decided that it would be smart to spend more time spinning them and checking the results. I put about 2 hours into spinning the title, summary, article, a resource box, and keywords. During that time, I constantly checked the spun articles and "tweaked" the spin text. I wanted to eliminate EVERY grammatical error I found and make it very unlikely that anyone would ever think this article wasn't generated from scratch (i.e., not spun).

After about 3 hours total, I am able to generate 750 word articles that:

1) Contain unique content
2) Are grammatically correct
3) Are well-written and are easy to read and understand.
4) Appear to be individually proofread.

Of course, this 3 hours and this is probably way more than most people would spend on one article. It seemed worth it to me because I have posted about 300 spun versions of it all over the place and articles bring me the traffic that search engines don't.
 
This is true, but doesn't have to be the case.

I spent about 30 minutes setting up my article using The Best Spinner. I spun it a few times and wasn't completely satisfied with the results. As you said, it was sometimes hard to read.

Since my articles currently bring me most of my traffic, I decided that it would be smart to spend more time spinning them and checking the results. I put about 2 hours into spinning the title, summary, article, a resource box, and keywords. During that time, I constantly checked the spun articles and "tweaked" the spin text. I wanted to eliminate EVERY grammatical error I found and make it very unlikely that anyone would ever think this article wasn't generated from scratch (i.e., not spun).

After about 3 hours total, I am able to generate 750 word articles that:

1) Contain unique content
2) Are grammatically correct
3) Are well-written and are easy to read and understand.
4) Appear to be individually proofread.

Of course, this 3 hours and this is probably way more than most people would spend on one article. It seemed worth it to me because I have posted about 300 spun versions of it all over the place and articles bring me the traffic that search engines don't.

What did you use to submit to these 300 websites/directories?
 
Hey i own MAS, only used it once.

you are getting traffic from the article directories from MAS? and if so, How much traffic?
 
Jetsubmitter is a great tool...it automatically submits a few articles per day to different directories from a spyntax seed article...you set the number, and it leads to good link velocity.

Other than that, I achieve really good spun content results using some ingenuity and SEnuke.
 
I have "The Best Spinner" and have fooled with it for a week. It takes way too long to get an article right. Speed is not its redeeming quality. You can spend hours working on an article in TBS.

I wrote 4 excellent 700 word articles this morning but couldn't take the chance of using TBS to get them done quickly.

It is a very good thesaurus, but I'm not seeing the value in much else there.
 
If you want to spin articles quickly, take a look at "Dragon Naturally Speaking". I hear all of the college kids are using it to write their papers fast.
 
I used to use Dragon when I was writing my dissertation....excellent software but you need to "train it" first.
 
This is true, but doesn't have to be the case.

I spent about 30 minutes setting up my article using The Best Spinner. I spun it a few times and wasn't completely satisfied with the results. As you said, it was sometimes hard to read.

Since my articles currently bring me most of my traffic, I decided that it would be smart to spend more time spinning them and checking the results. I put about 2 hours into spinning the title, summary, article, a resource box, and keywords. During that time, I constantly checked the spun articles and "tweaked" the spin text. I wanted to eliminate EVERY grammatical error I found and make it very unlikely that anyone would ever think this article wasn't generated from scratch (i.e., not spun).

After about 3 hours total, I am able to generate 750 word articles that:

1) Contain unique content
2) Are grammatically correct
3) Are well-written and are easy to read and understand.
4) Appear to be individually proofread.

Of course, this 3 hours and this is probably way more than most people would spend on one article. It seemed worth it to me because I have posted about 300 spun versions of it all over the place and articles bring me the traffic that search engines don't.

This is the only viable way to spin articles.

It takes several hours to eliminate all errors, but when you're done, you have yourself a masterpiece syntax.

I like to get the uniqueness to 90% or above. Sure, to do this, it's like writing another 2 or 3 spun versions of the article yourself, except you don't have to think of the words yourself, just idly select them from a drop down list.

Last time I did this, I exported 50 spun articles from the master syntax. Then I had a look at them in detail and used Dupe Free Pro to check the amount of duplicate content between randomly selected spin outputs. The highest was 19% and the average was just 11%. This is well within the safe zone.

So, several hours work = 50 articles. It doesn't get much better than this in my view.
 
I think there are spinners that spin by the sentence. What if you took every sentence of the article and re-wrote it a couple of times and then spun it. As long as every re-written sentence is saying the same thing then it should make sense. Shouldn't it? Would this create better spun articles to submit to article directories?
 
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a new spinner needs creating, that the app can analyze sentences and words and spit out synonymous sentences that read correct, all with just 1 click. Such a tool could sell for $997 easy.
 
a new spinner needs creating, that the app can analyze sentences and words and spit out synonymous sentences that read correct, all with just 1 click. Such a tool could sell for $997 easy.

This doesn't work because the english language has rules which do not follow logic. A lot also depends on context, and the same word can have different meanings in different sentences.

So, for example, you could have:

If you really {want|wish|desire} {to|so as to|in order to} {buy|get|acquire} xrumer

Which will produce

If you really desire in order to acquire xrumer

This is a grammar mistake. I think Google is sohpisticated enough to pick up on multiple grammar mistakes like this.

That's one example I thought of, off the top of my head. There are many worse possibilities for errors.

How is a simple spinning program meant to work out that "so as to" and "in order to" are not appropriate for this sentence? They are both popular synonyms associated with "to".

I think things are as good as they'll get for a long while with regard to spinners.
 
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