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if i spin an article/content and before posting, also check on copyscape to make sure that it is no more duplicate article/content, can search engines find that it is not an original content and it is spun/duplicate content. i will love to know the fact as every one says different about it.
Nope !!
Nope because all your really doing is spinning articles that have already been published. Although some of it may slide through copyscape it is still unethical to copy other peoples work. And google always finds out :)Quote:
Originally Posted by casinobonuseslisting
I was assuming it would be an article they had written, which they want to post multiple times, rather than ripping off someone elses work. That's how i saw it anyway...Quote:
Originally Posted by Players Luck - Jamie
if i am spinning an article and posting them on article websites and after spinning an article is unique, how can google find out. i dont think that google is that smart. thats why people spin there articles to get 100s of links instead of getting just 1 link, if google will find out that the article is spun. i think either the article is duplicate or it is not. and spun articles are not duplicate.. or are they?Quote:
Originally Posted by Players Luck - Jamie
Are the original articles written by you or someone else? Also what type of spinner are you using. If it is called Article Spinner then it isn't any good. As i used that and came up with used content. I think the best way to do this is either write the entire article yourself or pay someone to do it for you :)
If you publish a bunch of nonsensical garbage, Google will rank the site accordingly. :)
To be entirely honest, it's not worth the time. An year ago, I timed how long it takes to spin it well, not just let the software do its job. I mean you have to tweak it if you have ever tried doing this yourself.
Turned out takes longer than to actually write a decent article yourself. And the benefits of doing it yourself are far greater. Save yourself some quality time, write them or pay to someone to write them. However if you want to give it a go, you are more than welcome. I am pretty sure you would agree with me once you try it.
What wasn't lost on me was the fact that he cares more about how google will "find out" more than he did to reacting to the fact that it is wrong to take other peoples articles and reuse them whether "spun" or not.
Rick
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let me repeat me question again as this thread is going in wrong direction.
if i post 1 single article in 100 article directories, then google will find that 1 article is duplicated on 100 sites, so it will not give much credit to the site.
now there are aticle spinners , that would spin the article and new version of article will be created and even after checking on copyscape, each spun article will be unique. now if i post these spun artcles on article directories, then being each article unique , site will get more benefit. obviously i can write 1 artticle in couple of days, but i cant write 100 articles.comeon be realistic, i cant.so i have a very basic question, will the spun articles get the credit for uniqueness or google is smart enough to find that the article has been spunned. and i know the benefit of writing own articles, i know its unethical to steal others works and i know that garbage doesnt improve SEO. i hope i have clear myself that if i buy an article spinner, is it worthed to do the investment on it and spent time or its just wastage of time.
Well then i think your question was answered :) by xecutable. After writing the article you want to spin, then the tweaking. Not worth it. your basically going over the spun article to fix errors and all spinners have errors with sentences not making sense....lol Hope I am making sense :)Quote:
Originally Posted by casinobonuseslisting
"if i am spinning an article and posting them on article websites and after spinning an article is unique, how can google find out. i dont think that google is that smart. "
It's very hard to second guess the google algorithm but I imagine all they have to do is collate all the formulas used to spin articles from the major spinning programmes and use an aggregated formula to 'unspin' their crawled content to see if it is truly original. As spinning is so widespread and threatens the integrity of their principle product I have no doubt their algorithm includes unspinning tests.
I usually have someone write my content. I do personally write many of my own articles, and yes articles spinners will do a decent job, I have tried it several times and even some of the picky websites such as Ezine will accept them. This does not mean you can go out and spin other peoples content. Generally I use a spinner and take one article and spin it 3 to 5 times. Yes you should be careful, most of the articles I spin I usually modify anyway, it is time consuming as some mention above, but for me it can save some time.
Everyone talks about unique content is best, this is a valid comment but to try and find truly unique content is very difficult. It seems like it is different but then again all the same. Unique content on the web today has to be very well thought out to actually stand out, at least that's my personal opinion.
Use The Best Spinner (new version 3) and aim for 90% uniqueness (it will show you this). It takes about 3 hrs to spin a 500+ word article to 90% uniqueness.
Here are some tools I use.
- On-site Website Checks – Xenu and Screaming Frog
- Article Creation or unique spins – The Best Spinner or Spinner Wizard
- Link Analysis (yours and your competitors) – Majestic SEO
- Blog Building & Population – Scrapebox & Market Samurai
- Automated Article submission, SBM, Pinging, RSS & Press Releases – SENukeX
- Twitter Professional Tools – TwitResponse & Tweet Adder
- Professional Social Bookmark Submission – Onlywire
- Dedicated C-Class Server Hosting – HostGator
- XRumer – No Comment
As far as the article directories go you need to ping the post/url where you first submit it. The article should have your author information and website on it otherwise you won't get credit for being the originator and someone may scrape it and then you become the copier and therefor get the penalty.
As always I don't condone the use of these tools - but I use them for dozens of tasks that become repetitive quickly.
At the end of the day - regardless of what is said - these tools work. I have proven over the years that I test everything before even suggesting a tool, but as with anything they can be abused and send your site south so quickly your head will spin, especially xrumer and SENukeX, so use them at your own discretion.
PS. If anyone isn't or hasn't used Screaming Frog you are doing yourself a disservice. Its Xenu on SEO steroids.
Sorry. that's actually http://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/seo-spider/