Software vs human writers

14 Jun 11 11:34 pm

I think this is a matter of preference and I prefer to re-write my articles or have another writer re-write or spin them instead of using a software.

I have tried the Article Spin tool and it works for me too. But still, I prefer re-writing my articles.

20 Jun 11 4:46 am

If you have the money available then get them written for you and make sure they are 100% unique content and make sure your writer knows this is what you expect.
If you are doing it yourself..I would read up on the subject or niche and get a good understanding of it...then you can use "the best spinner" to help you out. I don't really like to put articles on my site that have been spun or used too much...but if you are just starting out then this may be the first stepping stone for you. Then you can outsource later on.

Regards
Troy

02 Jul 11 8:04 pm

the best way to learn it is to just dive in and start doing it. Usually, I recommend that people do the spinning and link building themselves at first, because then you will really understand the value of what you are paying for when you do hire someone else to do it for you.

06 Jul 11 7:49 pm

I have never used the Best Spinner, so cant confirm or deny if it is any good. I use Rapid Rewriter myself. One thing I like about it is that I can give it to other people to use. I dont have to just use it myself.

It is something that is necessary but very time consuming, so you should try to outsource it asap.

09 Sep 11 12:31 pm

I still think human spinners are better than software spinners, much better if you do it yourself.

19 Sep 11 5:06 am

Yes Always! Was talking to someone the other day who had spent over 5k on outsourcing with a crappy site and no good links or SEO rankings to show for it, because they didn't care enough about their business to learn what they were paying for.

Its easy to pay someone, but outsourcing properly takes almost as much work initially as doing it yourself. once you get someone good, and you build a relationship, it gets easier, but if you aren't doing the work yourself, you have to act like a manager and make sure you get what you are paying for. In order to do that, you have to KNOW what you are paying for.

01 Nov 11 11:35 pm

I have used several article spinners in the past. I presently use "Rapid Rewriter". Whatever software you choose to use to spin your articles the quality of the spun article is dependant on the choices you make when spinning replacement sentences and synonyms.

I have become accustomed to Rapid Rewriter. I like this program due to the ease of use along with the many options provided in creating spun articles. The program allows sentences and paragraphs to occasionally be omitted from a spun article. This makes some of the articles show a different paragraph and or sentence count when compared to other spun articles.

Also, the thesaurus in Rapid Rewriter is buildable as you spin articles. Over time your thesaurus will build up to several thousand words. The program allows you to choose those replacement words that are the most effective.

The quality of the spun articles is dependant upon the user. It take a considerable amount of time and effort to become effective at rewriting sentences that restate the meaning without adding new or past information. After you have spun 50 or more articles the process gets easier.

With the number of articles available I have found trying to personally write 100 or more articles using the same subject keyword over repetitive multiple writings beyond my ability. I always start with a quality original article. Therefore I must write at least two separate original articles for each keyword. The best edition is published on my website. The second edition I spin.

Margene

13 Dec 11 11:53 pm

Cecille L wrote:I think this is a matter of preference and I prefer to re-write my articles or have another writer re-write or spin them instead of using a software.

I have tried the Article Spin tool and it works for me too. But still, I prefer re-writing my articles.

Can you tell me which tool do you use?

I also prefer re-writing articles but it just takes so much time and I am tired of hiring bad quality writers.

01 Mar 12 8:00 am

I see now everything is automated. Even article rewriting is automated with more than 50% unique. So do you think that the industry is being over taken by automated tools? No more use of hands necessary only clicks and hits are important now? Well, its all about making money fast. Make content fast, post it fast and make money fast.

Yes, most things can and are automated. But you don't really have to go with the flow and use automated programs/software for each task. Those who think it is all about clicks and getting money will be in for a surprise because search engines are also looking for relevance and better user experience. You need to give value to your users by way of quality content if you want your website to stay in the SERPs.

Have a good day!