Do You Spin Your Articles? Article Spinning Sofware?

DPs!

I have been article marketing for quite some time now and all my content is unique. I also write the articles myself and this can be a little time consuming especially when you start writing for others.

Basically, what I want to know is this. Do any of you that write articles, or distribute articles - spin them? If so, which software/program do you use and which of them have been worth every penny, if you had to buy it?

Is there really an article spinning software/program out there that's REALLY worth it?

Thanks!

 

Honestly, if you're going to be using spun articles, it's best to hire an intelligible writer to produce your seed articles. At least this way you have some chance of getting a quality piece of content as a result. Using software to generate articles for you through word substitution and such generally produces content that is not very pleasing for readers.

 

I spin articles and it woks fine but its a bit time consuming.

I use a software called Magical Article Spinner and Submitter http://www.article-rewriter.info/ It works great and you can spin out up to 1000 different articles from one. You can buy only the article spinner and/or the article submitter. I have both because the submitter can submit to 800+ article directories, automaticly create and confirms accounts and spins articles while submitting. Its a bit pricy but worth it if you are using it actively.

Another option I would suggest is http://www.articleranks.com/ thats an online service that do the same thing. You add the spin-text and while submitting it spins to unique articles. I am a member there but have not had the chance to try it yet, heard a lot of good things about them though.

To be honest I hire people to do this for me because you have to create the "jet spin text" and that is a pretty time consuming job.

Hope this was helpful

 

i tried article spinner once. it was horrible. in most cases if I have to copy an article I would leave a link back to the source.

 

I also tried one and I cannot say ti made any big difference at all, yet.

 

I always spin my articles, simply because I don't have the time to write all the articles myself. I also use the magical articel rewriter and submitter. It is worth the money because you can spin one article for 50% and you have a lot of articles out of one. The submitter is great too for it will put your article on hundreds of blogs for you.
It costs a lot of time to spin an article, especially in the beginning. (My first article spin costs me 4 hours) but when you are use to it, it will be much easier and you will have a lot of articles.

 

I get my articles written by someone on textbroker.com. Then I have another person do a spinner version for me. I use the spinner version to submit it everywhere.

 

I have tried article spinning software, they don't work, it is that simple. You can hire people to re-write your articles for cheap.

 

I dont use spinner. I rewrite the articles to incorporate different keywords. It's very time consuming and tiring.

 

Thanks for all the responses here.

Looks like article spinning is just a waste of time. That is just too bad, because I write nearly 100 articles every month for both my websites and my clients' websites. Now this is time consuming.

SO what is it with the software/program that you use to spin these articles? Does it just spit out unreadable words or do the sentences not flow together? Just trying to get a better insight before I were to buy anything.

This is my full-time job working from home, article writing and article distribution, so really no need to outsource to others, but would definitely like to get them spun.

 

spun articles= trash avoid them and continue what you are doing right now

 

I would like to know of a good article rewriter also, all the ones I've seen didn't work very well.

 

I don't prefer to use article spinner software.. Its erroneous.. I suggest that you hire someone to write articles for you. Meanwhile for article submission software, I suggest that you use Senuke. Its a powerful tool but pretty expensive.

 

Everyone has their own opinions, and yes, I agree that most article spinners work poorly. I was using Magic Article Spinner for a while, and thought that it was OK, but then I found The Best Spinner (see my sig). It really works well. I have been happily using it.

Again, I understand other people's points of view that most spinners do not work well, but In my opinion, these two spinners work well. But, to each his/her own....

 

I use Rapid Writer at Wealthy Affiliate. I like it because you can actually choose the words you want to replace certain words with. I mean, it is not a miracle worker, but it is better than a lot of article spinners I have come across.

I still re-write the first paragraph, a paragraph in the middle and use the WA Rapid writer to replace some words. It does the trick for me.

 

Are you getting any traffic from these spun articles?

 

Yes, I have always used spinning software.

Most of them use the same type of software that uses the {|} syntax. There's a few others that I have seen that use a different syntax.

It all depends on the quality of the original article and spin. If the article is good and the spin is good AND you also spin resource box and headlines then it works very well in my experience.

 

I do have Magic Article Rewriter, but I don't always use it.

If it is a competitive keyword that I am really working on, I will for directory submission and Web 2.0 postings. Otherwise, I just post an original article on my site, rewrite it, submit to Ezine, wait for it to be published, and then submit to the rest.

 

I tried to use some the article spinners and had no success, so go got my article writer to do it for me and the article came out at 1800% spinnable. Saved me a fortune when I was paying $6 per article.

 

Just checked out your hubpage and it's a nice review!

Was surprised you didn't give the discount link though to the user's but oh well, i think it's only available for the next week though.

Anyone needs it then let me know

Tom Brite