WordAI Vs. The Best Spinner
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amandaspears86
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The Best Spinner works better for me.
caroline1977
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i like spin rewriter
ContentLockPro
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The best spinner has proved it's one of the best content generation tool. Just make sure you got the latest version of it
BreaknBrix
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WordAi looks like a massive pile of shit.
I actually just spent 2 hours researching this topic. Since I've been working nonstop on a series of some REALLY DEEP spins. Normally I use TBS which I hate... but love more than any other spinner.
The problem is it takes me 35-40 hours to complete 1 spintax. It's a mind numbing task to spin 6 paragraphs 3 paragraphs deep, 10 sentences, as many phrases and words as possible, nested spinning, etc. It really is the most self deprecating thing a marketer can do. Just sitting there hour after hour after hour rewriting, add, read, add, read, add, read, add, read..... over and over and over it's a nightmare. The type of shit you'd make POWs do.
But everytime I finish a spintax and look at it I just think, "that is POWER". Each article is like a little piece of gold to me. And I take a break. Then I realize, "WTF. I gotta do another one"?!! Then another after that.
With WordAi, I understand it's "different". But it seems like all the added features are just useless bs to compensate for the fact that it's really not that intelligent or accurate. I took articles I saw guys using in YT videos, autospun them similar to how they did using the turring spinner, compared the results and was not impressed. I saw tons of gibberish in the WordAI articles using the "super readable" feature. What's the point of paying 4-5xs more when I still have to go in and manually make edits?
If you're gonna charge almost $400 / yr for something.... idk.... I was just expecting better.
I would pay $400 / month for something that can properly spin 1 article into just 50 articles without fucking up any of the grammar.
I understand there are almost infinite combinations of words. But if someone launched a nonprofit spinner.... similar to TBS, that had editers like Wikipedia.... that would be priceless. Like prior to using the software, you have to go through the database for 15 mins correcting, adding and updating synonym phrases. If there were thousands of people doing this everyday just imagine how huge the database would get. You could type 6-8 word sentences and there'd be perfect synonyms for it.
THAT is the type of spinner marketers need. I know people think "a database like that would contain millions upon millions of synonyms". But would it really? Do we all really write that differently?
I don't think so. I'm not sure. To be honest I'm not positive. Hard to be 100% on this issue. Maybe I'm wrong but I think I'm right.
Just imagine if you could type in sentences like I wrote above and all these results would pop up out of a database.
I daydream about this shit as I'm spinning.
It's not the software that matter or all it's fancy features. The money is ALL in the database. And someone needs to start working on a huge database like this.
-BB
I actually just spent 2 hours researching this topic. Since I've been working nonstop on a series of some REALLY DEEP spins. Normally I use TBS which I hate... but love more than any other spinner.
The problem is it takes me 35-40 hours to complete 1 spintax. It's a mind numbing task to spin 6 paragraphs 3 paragraphs deep, 10 sentences, as many phrases and words as possible, nested spinning, etc. It really is the most self deprecating thing a marketer can do. Just sitting there hour after hour after hour rewriting, add, read, add, read, add, read, add, read..... over and over and over it's a nightmare. The type of shit you'd make POWs do.
But everytime I finish a spintax and look at it I just think, "that is POWER". Each article is like a little piece of gold to me. And I take a break. Then I realize, "WTF. I gotta do another one"?!! Then another after that.
With WordAi, I understand it's "different". But it seems like all the added features are just useless bs to compensate for the fact that it's really not that intelligent or accurate. I took articles I saw guys using in YT videos, autospun them similar to how they did using the turring spinner, compared the results and was not impressed. I saw tons of gibberish in the WordAI articles using the "super readable" feature. What's the point of paying 4-5xs more when I still have to go in and manually make edits?
If you're gonna charge almost $400 / yr for something.... idk.... I was just expecting better.
I would pay $400 / month for something that can properly spin 1 article into just 50 articles without fucking up any of the grammar.
I understand there are almost infinite combinations of words. But if someone launched a nonprofit spinner.... similar to TBS, that had editers like Wikipedia.... that would be priceless. Like prior to using the software, you have to go through the database for 15 mins correcting, adding and updating synonym phrases. If there were thousands of people doing this everyday just imagine how huge the database would get. You could type 6-8 word sentences and there'd be perfect synonyms for it.
THAT is the type of spinner marketers need. I know people think "a database like that would contain millions upon millions of synonyms". But would it really? Do we all really write that differently?
I don't think so. I'm not sure. To be honest I'm not positive. Hard to be 100% on this issue. Maybe I'm wrong but I think I'm right.
Just imagine if you could type in sentences like I wrote above and all these results would pop up out of a database.
I daydream about this shit as I'm spinning.
It's not the software that matter or all it's fancy features. The money is ALL in the database. And someone needs to start working on a huge database like this.
-BB