What Is Your Article Re-Writing Process?

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Hi,

I'm a newbie blogger and I started on rewriting content at scale. I have a my own process which I am not sure if it's effecient.

Basically, build article outline, copy-paste content from other sources and paraphrase using quillbot and the last step is to clean up with Grammarly.

I'm looking maybe they can share their own re-writing process and perhaps we can learn from each other.

TIA
 
That's actually not rewriting. You're sort of spinning the article. Quillbot doesn't paraphrase it for you, it only replaces words and checks for fluency. If you're looking to rewrite, go through 3 - 4 different articles and combine them into one. Just make sure to actually rewrite the sentences.

example: BlackHatWorld is an internet marketing forum where users participate in discussions around SEO and Social Media Marketing.
rewrite: The members of BlackHatWorld, an IM forum, actively engage in SEO and Social Media Marketing discussions.
 
good rewrite it's like when in the school teacher telling you the story, you are reminding it and then write it just from your memory
sure it's not like that, but I mean that you should create your own article, grounding on the existing one
 
That's actually not rewriting. You're sort of spinning the article. Quillbot doesn't paraphrase it for you, it only replaces words and checks for fluency. If you're looking to rewrite, go through 3 - 4 different articles and combine them into one. Just make sure to actually rewrite the sentences.

example: BlackHatWorld is an internet marketing forum where users participate in discussions around SEO and Social Media Marketing.
rewrite: The members of BlackHatWorld, an IM forum, actively engage in SEO and Social Media Marketing discussions.

This is how Ive been doing articles in all my blogging sites lol
 
I believe in original content, however, one can take inspiration and ideas from the professional writers' work.
 
Original content but article inspired by top SERP competitor results
 
Hey Hiraya, I'll be honest: I haven't practiced article marketing for a very long time so things could be a lot different than when I done things before however I think you'll find my advice is still relevant...

My advice is to manually, entirely, read, absorb and re-write the article in your own words. This is the strongest method that will stand up to the scrutiny of Google, God willing.

I get the appeal of using spinners and content scrapers and automating things I really do - but it's also obvious that the big search engines declared war on this type of content generation a long time ago.

Some people claim a British education is a good thing, and in all honesty its what I was taught way back in school that is very relevant to information and online marketing. They teach us to essentially re-write things in our own words, this serves two purposes: it protects against plagiarism and it proves your understanding or knowledge of a topic.

I'm not currently doing anything involved with blogging and I'm intrigued as to whether there is still a decent market - let me know - I'm currently making YT content and I'm looking to build a Snap and TikTok base but if blogging is still alive and kicking it is something I'm interested in.

Keep us informed as to what you go along with, I'm super interested to learn what method you decide to go for and any success you get from it.

Peace,
N1n74
 
That depends on how you're planning to get the traffic,
you have less chance to get ranked spun content over google for example,
but you still can attract few visitors via social media websites
 
That depends on how you're planning to get the traffic,
you have less chance to get ranked spun content over google for example,
but you still can attract few visitors via social media websites

That's a good point. Search engine rankings are almost irrelevant if all your traffic is from paid ads or social media.

By the looks of things if you're looking to spin to get the bulk of your content then it's best to couple this up with paid advertising or generating you're traffic via social media.

Genuinely feeling a desire to test these things.

What do you think op and others?
 
That's a good point. Search engine rankings are almost irrelevant if all your traffic is from paid ads or social media.

By the looks of things if you're looking to spin to get the bulk of your content then it's best to couple this up with paid advertising or generating you're traffic via social media.

Genuinely feeling a desire to test these things.

What do you think op and others?
If you gonna get the traffic via social media, they don't actually check the content plagiarizm,
however, that depends on how you gonna monetize this
 
Well, I don't have rewritten articles recently, but my process would be something like:
1. Get the article (PLR, authority site, search scraping, etc.);
2. Put it in a spinning software;
3. Rewrite it in level of sentences or paragraphes (if I want one good and different article, I rewrite in paragraph level, including my own ideas when possible);
4. Generate a version containing only my text.

That article is ready to publish in my money sites. If I intend to use it in tier-1, I could continue with next steps:
5. Plan how many articles I want to generate (it determines how many times I need to rewrite it);
6. Rewrite it more times (in sentence and paragraph levels);
7. Spin manually words and expressions;
8. Generate many articles as I wish.

Those articles will have great quality - they aren't automatically spun. If I wish to push more and get more articles to tier-2 or tier-3, let's go to next steps:
9. More some rewriting and manual spinning (and save file until here);
10. Use options for automatic spinning;
11. Generate more articles.

I don't like to save articles with automatic spinning - except if I intend to review whole document manually. That's because I can auto spin again easily and auto spin will insert many nonsense synonyms, so I prefer to keep my document great and readable.
 
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