Excellent Article Spinning-Writing, Low Prices

02 Feb 10 10:31 pm

smuigal wrote:Here are her prices:

PLR Content Spun 300 word articles:

Each sentence rewritten one time - $2.00
Each sentence rewritten two times - $3.00

Fresh Content Ready for Ezines:

Each 300 word articles - $3.00 -

Hi Chrisi,
The 300 word article price is good, but are you sure about the spun prices?
$3 per sentence? that means an article of 300 words would have about 20 sentences in it.
If she spins it 2 times that is $60

Is that right?

Regards
Troy

03 Feb 10 12:12 am

Oh Ok, that makes sense now..
So $3 per spun article ( 2 spins )

Troy

03 Feb 10 2:58 am

Oh poop. I'm just going to post this article she wrote here:

Ballroom Dance Fever

Some people attribute the resurgence of ballroom dancing to the ABC reality show, Dancing with the Stars, (which was based on the British television series, Strictly Come Dancing, and now has its format licensed in over 30 countries). Dancing with the Stars premiered in the United States the summer of 2005, and is now in its 9th season as of September 21, 2009. Perhaps Mad Hot Ballroom, the documentary which premiered at the 2005 Slamdance Film Festival in Park City, Utah is the culprit? Mad Hot Ballroom, by director Marilyn Agrelo and writer/producer Amy Sewell brought us the endearing story of eleven-year-old public school kids in New York City who learn about ballroom dancing and themselves through a school ballroom dancing program. The film was purchased by Paramount Classics and Nickelodeon Movies and has earned over $8.1 million, making it the United States' ninth-highest-grossing documentary film. Others think ballroom dance fever started in October, 2004 with the release of movie, Shall We Dance, staring Richard Gere as John Clark, a disenchanted lawyer whose marriage is rejuvenated through dancing with the beautiful Paulina (played by Jennifer Lopez). The movie's tagline, "Step out of the ordinary," gives us just a hint of the magic that is unlocked in both John Clark and Paulina's lives through the beauty of ballroom dancing. Or did the ballroom dance phenomenon really take hold with Antonio Banderas bringing ballroom dancing to problem kids in New York City public schools as Pierre Dulaine in 2006's Take the Lead (from New Line Cinema)? If Antonio Banderas can encourage a group of troubled kids to get on the straight and narrow, could he have been the one to spark the ballroom dancing fire for the rest of the world as well? Whenever and wherever the rebirth of ballroom took place, it is currently enjoyed by people around the world, both socially and competitively.

Cindi Leive, the editor of Glamour magazine says, "It's clearly fresh, fun and sexy to a new generation of women in love with dressing up and behaving in formal style." Thomas Murdock, marketing chief of Arthur Murray Studios would certainly agree. After the release of Shall We Dance, Murdock said, "Since the film, there has been a big increase in men wanting lessons. Our students used to be 55 and older, with the majority women. Now many are men or couples in their 20s and 30s. Lopez and Gere increased interest in a younger audience."

"Ballroom dancing is no longer just for old fuddy-duddies," Brian McDonald, president of the National Dance Council of America says. "Young people like it because it's different, artistic and has a great competitive attitude about it." The viewers of Dancing with the Stars and its sister programs, (now in 30 countries), would likely concur.

Why the revival of ballroom and not the twist? Yvette Campbell, director of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater explains, [ballroom takes us] "back to a time where it's very romantic and very inspiring to dance like that."

That should do it. :)
Chrisi

08 Feb 10 2:15 am

Hi Tulips,

Well, the thing about that is that good people are very hard to find. I spend a lot of time training my people and so I don't allow personal contact with them.

Sorry Tulips, :)
Chrisi

08 Feb 10 1:33 pm

Hi Dan,

Yes, that is understandable. My plans? Pretty much if you want to order some articles, let me know and the prices are posted. :) Your contact is with me.

Dassit,
Chrisi

08 Feb 10 6:57 pm

Ah, I didn't know about the new Google info. But all the articles have the entire sentence rewritten. Seems like when you just spin individual words you don't get as high of a variation rate as well.

If you wanted to have her rewrite sentences and then add a paragraph variation that is fine. Basically it's up to you how much you want your articles changed.

It takes a lot of time to find someone that does quality work and it is frustrating going through people who give you great examples of work, then when you give them an assignment, the next thing you know you have a lot of crappy articles. I have gone through 10 people so far in GAF and 3 people in Odesk. I'm so tired of training them and then having them flake on me as well.

This is not an easy thing this outsourcing business. But if you want to have some excellent work done, I can offer a few people this very low cost article spinning deal. Now then... alternatively, you can go to Odesk or GAF and hire people at as little as 2.00 an hour or 2.00 per article. I've even seen people want their articles done for as little as 1.00 a piece, but I'm sure those articles are pure garbage.

Now then.. if you want to get some great work, please feel free to email or PM me. :)

09 Feb 10 7:19 pm

Oh, no hard feelings here :)

Fresh Content Ready for Ezines:

Each 300 word articles - $3.00

To spin any article:

Each sentence rewritten one time - $2.00
Each sentence rewritten two times - $3.00

The turn around time will vary depending on her work load. So, if you have a deadline let me know so I can ask her when it can be finished.

Chrisi

05 Mar 10 8:42 pm

Hi Saltaan,

Yep, everything is ok. I checked my PM box but don't see anything from you there. I use Spamarrest as my spam blocker so it is possible you emailed me and then may have missed the automated email response where you have to click on a link and enter capcha in order to get into my "inbox". I get about 1000 spam a day so it is hard for me to actually dig out non spam emails.

If you PM me your email addy I'll add it to my contact list then you will get through. Or look for the automated email.

Sorry for the delay. I'm here. Let's try again,
Chrisi

27 Apr 10 9:45 am

Hi Smuigal,
can you confirm that your writer understands how to use lsi keywords in the article and will this be part of the $3.00 price tag?,also can the writer produce 500 word articles with lsi keywords and how much would this be..
Thanks

29 Apr 10 5:05 am

Hi Everyone,

EDITED - I am now taking orders again. See the first post.

:)
Chrisi

02 May 10 7:04 pm

Well, it is a sort of interesting progress of events as to why some of the people get direct contact. I no longer allow that at this time. I do not advice is either. But for the two people who I allowed direct contact, they should be extremely grateful because I train people VERY well. ;)

:)