Article Spinning Software flooding the market with poor quality articles?

Hello Guys,

My business partners and I have always written unique content that is well researched, fluent in English and grammatically perfect - we pride ourselves on the quality of our content. Yet daily we see and read vast numbers of articles which have evidently been spun (despite people saying they haven't).

What are your thoughts on spinning software?

Personally I think its an utter waste of time, especially with the latest update from Google!

Looking forward to hearing peoples opinions.

ContentBros

 

I agree with you. All that automatic article writing software do is spin a bunch of junk that hardly makes any sense. Many people who are new to this whole Internet marketing/blogging thing bite the bullet and purchase the software with the hopes that they can make millions. However, what they really do is just post more junk online.

 

I couldn't agree more Meena101 - I find it hard to believe any educated person would actually believe that a piece of software would be able to write grammatically correct content!

 

Yes you are right........

 

Huh..for a second I thought you were contentboss ...

It is not the tool that needs to be blamed but the person who uses it, period. Spinning softwares are not made write an article but rather to help a person rewrite an already written article or piece of content, if you don't pay attention to the way you spin (read rewrite) the article it is obvious that a garbage will come out.

 

Some article marketers think that article spinning helps avoid penalties in the (SERP) for using duplicate content. But often the original content is plagiarized from other websites. There are legal ramifications with using article spinning.

 

I feel obliged to point out that despite 'ContentBROS' deliberately choosing a confusingly similar username, he is nothing whatsoever to do with 'ContentBOSS'. We're an established company with trademarks, and have no connection whatsoever with a bunch of students in a UK university.

 

Absolutely right, Diva. If you're spinning stuff, you should ensure it is OK to spin. Your own material, public domain stuff, stuff out of copyright etc.

 

The problem is, even if you were spinning your own unique article that you'd written, the output from the software would be absolutely rubbish - software will just never live up to the abilities of a person when writing content

 

Google updates are opening up the world of true custom content production. I would never trust a software program to spin an article. If a program is doing the rewrite than I would guess that a certain reproduction and spin would be obvious to an engine that is trained to look for such things. At this point it may be necessary to hire a human writer to produce true custom content that will get you and keep you well ranked.

 

It's a poor method of off page SEO and Google algo is now quite good at detecting it. In my opinion, a waste of time.

 

Its really a shameful method of generating unique content. All the article spinning softwares do is, change "I love to eat mangoes" -> "I eat mangoes".

Try to write articles on your own and stop using the bs softwares.

 

consider the effect that badly spun articles could have on the reader and their perception of your company or the products you are trying to promote. Imagine the frustration of finding multiple search results that are essentially the same, the tiles might differ slightly and a few words in each paragraph might be altered. Not only will the searcher, who is presumably a prospective customer, increasingly feel you are wasting their time with each discovery of another spun document, they will quickly become aware that you are deliberately spamming them.Articles that are syndicated without change retain the same title and often the same description. This lets the searcher skip a duplicate result rather than being force fed the same material over and over. Search engines calculate the uniqueness of a document programmatically, humans don’t, by simply changing a few words here and there you will not dupe the human reader.​

 

All in all, what I think, proof reading a spun article takes more time rather than rewriting an article manually. If you actually don't want to do research stuff, then simply find out some source that is not copyrighted and then rewrite it manually. It will help more rather than using any spinning software.

In online world, if your content is not worthy then you will ended up with loosing some potential leads. Thus, you won't make that much money you have supposed to make.

 

Spinning software is ok if you know how to use it.