Which is the best article spinner?

Unfortunately I've found that TBS just doesn't have a readable enough autospin. It generally looks like gibberish.

Yeah, I would buy ALL those spinners and run my text through all of them, one after the other! If that didn't send my site shooting up the SERPS, I don't know what would!!

I hope to see your review on the new spinner, soon. Can you provide a name?

I think that TBS is in danger of stagnating, while other spinners are advancing. I hope they release enhanced versions soon.

When I first tried SpinChimp, I was really pleased, so happy that I bought the Lifetime Subscription. But there are a couple things that bug me, and I keep going back to TBS. Especially for proof-reading spun content and replacing bad synonym choices.

SpinChimp have been working on their new version since prior to June, 2012, so I hope they get the new version out soon.

Your links go nowhere. (Just to a Google page) ???? :confused:

I haven't any idea about the best article spinner because I always use fresh & unique article and never experienced about any article spinner.

Spinner Chief and the best spinner is almost same. Spinner chief free comes with basic thesaurus file. They are charging for professional thesaurus file. But quite cheaper from the best spinner.

I tried WordAI, which I found to be an excellent spinner/rewriter.

Unfortunately I only spun a few articles during the free 3-day trial, but I was pleased with the results. WordAI is intended more for creating a few excellent-quality articles than for generating hundreds or thousands of articles, like you can do with many article spinners.

I'll probably sign up, but it's $49.95/month for their Turing plan, which is limited to 100,000 words/month. I guess there are extra charges if you exceed that, but you can use their "normal" spinner up to 2.5 million words/month.

That's approximately 200 articles per month for the Turing Plan, if your articles are 500 words long. Seems to me that WordAI Turing is limited to kinda lightweight usage at $49.95/month.

I am spining the article in this method right now which is not fully automated but saves my time.

1. Spining any article from spinchimp and dupliterminator.
2. Then copy and paste that spun article in equibuzz (which compares duplicate content between original article and spun article and highlights the duplicate content. This I got free in one giveaway event).
3. Then rewriting that highlighted duplicate content only.
4. At the end, rearrage the article in nice format.
5. Posting and doing some onpage seo.

I takes aproximately an hour to generate near about 700-800 words article.

It a throw-away experimental site that sucks in Google SERPS for a whole bunch of reasons, although it does OK in Yahoo and Bing.

The site gets hacked at least once a week from all over the world but most recently Iraq, Iran and Indonesia. I use it as a training tool to work out how to beat the hackers.

To answer your question, it is using a plugin called WP Spinner. I don't know if it is still commercially available.

Totally Agreed..! Mam

I agree with you, but still if you try a good article spinner such as Word AI's Turning point and then review your article once too it will make you happy that you got both readability + uniqueness

I've used a lot but found the Best Spinner and Instant Article Wizard as the top choices. You still need to spend some time reviewing the spun version as the article can read like gibberish if you try and make it too unique, if you spin it at 50% and then fine tune it manually to get out another 70% (depending how well written the main article is).

I just came across Content Professor, are you still using it? I haven't found a fave yet but this one caught my eye.

WordAI is probably the best online spinner, if your objective is to pirate articles and quickly change them so they're readable and pass Copyscape. Spin Rewriter is a close second, IMHO.

These articles are good for publishing somewhere with your URL, to get attention by search engines.

But these articles are not perfect. If you're publishing on your own site and want quality content, you still need a desktop spinner like TBS or Chimp Rewriter to review the spintext and make any necessary changes, because of their superior user interfaces.

I use The Best Spinner and Spin Chimp for quick spin then browse through the articles again to check if the text make sense and % uniqueness before publishing.

Is it better if I post an article on my blog then spin it and submit to article directories or I just use the same article as my blog and submit to article directories? Will it result in duplicate content in Google?

Finally bought it on your recommendation. So far, seems to work as advertised.

Many have. A few still haven't.

Spinning is nonsense. Its perceived "benefits" are based only on a fundamental misunderstanding.

It's a "solution to a problem that doesn't actually exist" - and a solution of benefit only to people selling spinning software and services. (Of whom there are still some in the Warrior Forum, though understandably very few indeed, now, compared with a couple of years ago).

It's without value, but it can damage your business. It can't help you. Everyone who actually makes a living from article marketing (rather than from supplying spinning software or services) says the same things about spinning. And there are reasons for that.

The whole thing is based on a fallacy, and a misunderstanding about what "duplicate content" and "syndicated content" mean and signify.

The value of a backlink doesn't depend on whether the content to which it's attached is "unique" or "previously published": it depends on many other things, but that isn't one of them, and Google says so openly.

For people open-minded enough to read them, the following six items explain much more, at greater length and in greater detail.

• this post explains the benefits of spinning
• the first half (or so) of this thread contains a good discussion of what you can gain from spinning articles
• the advice on this subject given by so many people throughout most of this thread has been really helpful to many people here
• on the meaning and significance of "duplicate content", in this context, this little post from expert article marketer Anne Pottinger includes direct quotations from Google's WebMaster Central Blog on the subject (not easy to find a more authoritative source than that!)
• this little article is also a very useful and accurate explanation of the subject
• this post, and its links, explain in detail the closely related subject of how article directories really work and why they exist

There's a further potential problem, too, which arises for anyone intending to use "mass/automated submission" of articles to article directories.

When used for that purpose, these tools are effective enough to get your site heavily penalized by Google. What they're not effective enough to do is to give you any benefits worth having (and that was the case even before the recent Google updates).

You'll find plenty of threads right here started off by people whose sites have been heavily penalized, and many of them have been openly told by Google that using automated submission software was the reason.

Using this stuff this has no real benefits anyway: backlinks from article directories are worthless, for all the reasons explained in this and many other "article marketing" threads: How do Article Directories work? Even for a year or so before all the Panda updates of 2011 devalued article directory backlinks so much, SEO textbook writers were saying that you'd need literally tens of thousands of those "backlinks" to give you same linkjuice as that arising from one good backlink on a quality site specifically relevant to your niche.

Something to keep well away from!

These threads might also help anyone imagining that mass article directory submission might be a "good" thing to do:

A problem with Article Marketing robot
Content - Instant Article Wizard
Is anyone still using Article Samurai?
Sites with spammy backlinks
Calling out bad tactics
How to use Magic Submitter to create backlinks to my ecommerce site?
Is Seo link robot a good software?
Magic Submitter SENuke still useful?

If anyone wants a whole lot more opinions, including some from Google, on this topic, these might also interest them (some are very up-to-date, some are a few years old, but of course the realities of what "duplicate content" is haven't changed!) ...

The Duplicate Content Penalty Myth

Most Common SEO Myths

Destroying The Duplicate Content Penalty Myth

Duplicate content: Separating the penalty from the filter | Searchlight - CNET News (Google staff perspective)

Duplicate Content Not An Everyday Problem | WebProNews (Matt Cutts explanation)

Article Marketing and the Duplicate Content Penalty Myth | Article Marketing Blog

Help: How to find partners who can syndicate my content from my blog? (Report from Google conference)

The Greatest Internet Marketing Myths?

Article Marketers – Lay the Duplicate Content Myth To Rest Once and For All - Internet Marketing and Publishing Blog

Oh ... and one more site for the few people who still believe that "syndicated content" is "duplicate content".

As you'll see by the sig, I'm an author of Chimp Rewriter so of course I'm biased

That said, we have a free version and a 7 day trial of Pro which might just knock your socks off

Basically this.

I have tried its demo version but not comfortable with its interface.

That's not entirely true. Automatic stuff will generally not give you great results, but using your own brain with a good manual spinner yields great results