Article Spinners

[jalupa]

I have been looking at a lot of different spinners and the best I have come across are Power Article Rewriter and Magic Article Rewriter. I was wondering if anyone else had any suggestions short of outsourcing your rewrites and spinning.
Thanks

[Vita_Vee]

I was using Power Article Rewriter before I started to outsource this task.

Now I'm a member of a PLR club (http://www.1articleaday.com/ ) and get a PLR article per day that one of my freelancers spin for me. This freelancer creates 4 additional variations per sentence for $16 per article. If you want to get in touch with him just let me know.

VV

[stillworking]

There is another alternative in the form of a subscription service. Just so you know I am not a subscriber to the service and cannot vouch for whether their service actually delivers or not. Having said that, the website is contentboss.com.

I have read quite a number of positive reviews - check the Warrior forum for a live discussion about the pros and cons of the product. For $30 a month you are supposed to be able to paste up to 150 articles (PLR or stuff you have written) into their "article wrangler" and get an excellent spun version at around 50% uniqueness. You are supposed to have the option to get the output in standard spin syntax so the article can be pasted into PAR or MAR and then you spin out all the extra copies you want.

Please do not take the above as an endorsement. Just trying to help, but investigate thoroughly first if you decide it sounds worthwhile.

[davec5]

(10-01-2009 05:51 AM)stillworking Wrote:  There is another alternative in the form of a subscription service. Just so you know I am not a subscriber to the service and cannot vouch for whether their service actually delivers or not. Having said that, the website is contentboss.com.

I have read quite a number of positive reviews - check the Warrior forum for a live discussion about the pros and cons of the product. For $30 a month you are supposed to be able to paste up to 150 articles (PLR or stuff you have written) into their "article wrangler" and get an excellent spun version at around 50% uniqueness. You are supposed to have the option to get the output in standard spin syntax so the article can be pasted into PAR or MAR and then you spin out all the extra copies you want.

Please do not take the above as an endorsement. Just trying to help, but investigate thoroughly first if you decide it sounds worthwhile.

I've tried a couple and been disappointed, they're quite crude in the changes that they make. I think it would be quite clear to the original author that it was their work.

[stillworking]

(10-01-2009 09:52 AM)davec5 Wrote:  I've tried a couple and been disappointed, they're quite crude in the changes that they make. I think it would be quite clear to the original author that it was their work.

Thanks for letting us know. I suspected as much.

[Vita_Vee]

Actually I'm using contentboss and I'm quite satisfied with it.
But I only use it with PLR articles so I don't steal the work from anyone.

[zog]

Another one is contentfx.com. Any comment on this? There's also Article Underground.

[wannabe]

Article Underground is pretty good. Haven't heard anything about contentfx.com. I'll have to check it out. Still trying to find that spinner that creates an article that actually reads like I wrote it and not a machine.

[zog]

I heard that LinkDozer has some amazing secret recipe in their spinner. Any LinkDozer users care to comment. And if I subscribe to LinkDozer, will its spinner be sufficient? Quite sad that the LinkDozer thread here has been shifted to LinkDozer forum. Thanks.

[JaneAustin]

Many people are not sattisfied with ContentBoss, so I didn't go for it.
Still using PAR and now in the middle of getting my own software created.

[freeeli]

I might be thinking of the wrong thing, but I've seen several seminars around mark ling and mark lindsey promoting AMAutomation... not a recommendation on my part, but they talked it up enough it really stuck out in my mind.

I'm so happy to have found this forum - this is a large list of alternatives and recommendations w/o a lot of fluff.

[Vita_Vee]

AMAutomation is a great service. Pretty similar to MAN. In the past their blog network was smaller than MAN's but now from what I know they are about the same size.

I'm sticking to MAN though as I know it better.

I have right now submitted 125 articles on their network and have 9700+ unique variations published, that makes a ton of backlinks to my different web pages. I like this network

VV

[JaneAustin]

Did you outsource the article VV?
and what did it cost you?

If the price is right, can you hook me up with him?

[JV63]

I primarily use humanrewriter.com now. Not an automated article spinner but you get better results with humans spinning your articles. I believe they have a promotion if you use the code: warrior. I was using Need-An-Article for my rewrites but human rewriter was more cost effective. Highly recommended.

[jalupa]

(10-10-2009 10:32 PM)JV63 Wrote:  I primarily use humanrewriter.com now. Not an automated article spinner but you get better results with humans spinning your articles. I believe they have a promotion if you use the code: warrior. I was using Need-An-Article for my rewrites but human rewriter was more cost effective. Highly recommended.

Thanks for the tip. What has been the turn around time- they mention 24 hrs in the video. Has that been your experience?
Thanks.

[JV63]

Originally it was less than 24 hours but now the word is out so they can take 24 - 48 depending on volume and sometimes longer. They now have an ETA posted when you submit your rewrite. In my experience, even if they state a couple of days, it's been less. Of course requests submitted on weekends could take longer.

BTW, all rewrites pass copyscape.

[kuzzuk]

I really like Mass Article Control - http://www.gurutracking.com/mass-article...eview.html (a short review here) but I have not used submitters. Maybe that's another thing I got to try.

[Vita_Vee]

(10-09-2009 06:56 PM)JaneAustin Wrote:  Did you outsource the article VV?
and what did it cost you?

If the price is right, can you hook me up with him?

Yes I'm outsourcing the article spinning to a team of freelancers.
It costs $16 per article, you give them an article (any PLR article will do the job) and they will write 4 additional variations per sentence with the correct spun format {|}

If you want their email address just send me a PM.

[ElGatito]

Here's another way to spin articles with the same content, but putting it in a different way :
- Putting it in a FAQ
- Step by Step Fashion
- Putting it in a story (Could be a success story you have, or simply picturing the average Joe, but putting a decent name)
- Checklist of what is going on
- Nicheing it to a particular audience "The Nurse's Guide to Weight Loss"

It basically is the same content, but swing it to make several articles.

[SpeedofMoney]

(10-20-2009 05:03 PM)ElGatito Wrote:  Here's another way to spin articles with the same content, but putting it in a different way :
- Putting it in a FAQ
- Step by Step Fashion
- Putting it in a story (Could be a success story you have, or simply picturing the average Joe, but putting a decent name)
- Checklist of what is going on
- Nicheing it to a particular audience "The Nurse's Guide to Weight Loss"

It basically is the same content, but swing it to make several articles.

How to articles + Tip articles work really well too.

I'm a member of wealthy affiliate and I enjoy their article spinning tool there. I can usually get a couple of good articles out of one and submit to multiple directories.