Spinning Articles for Even More Exposure

I spend a lot of time spinning articles, sometimes as much as 2-3 hours for a single article, but by the time it is submitted I will usually have a big enough spin to create as many as 300-400 unique articles, that's a lot of backlinks if you have a good article submitter.

It's very simple - time management!

Look, I do have a lot of websites, but I also know which websites are making money for me, and I know what their future potential is, so I prioritize, I do 80% of my link building and article writing for 20% of my websites because that is where I get the best return on my time investment.

Some of my websites don't need any promotion at all because they are in low competition niches, others need lots of backlinks but they are websites that I'm happy to not make money on because I want to age their domains.

The sites that I really want to promote are the sites that are making money now, and adding more backlinks increases my income now. So I make the time to manually spin articles. Being an Internet Marketer isn't an easy job, you don't just wake up one morning and decide you're going to make money online then hit the golf course expecting the money to come in while you're having fun. You have to work to make money online.

Eventually, when you've done enough work you'll have a great passive income and you can either work less, or outsource link building, but in the beginning you make the time. Instead of going out for drinks with friends I'm working, instead of staying up late watching tv I'm in bed so first thing the next morning I can go for a walk and then get back to work.

Being a successful Internet Marketer means also being successful in other parts of your life such as time management, health, fitness, and relationships because if you can't manage the other parts of your life then making money online becomes very difficult and most people give up. Stick with it, use time effectively, and prioritize on the sites that you know will benefit now.

That's a good question, the first few times it took me forever to respin articles, but then you learn about how many copies you need, and where they're going to be submitted, and also what the standards are for that website, and as long as an article is more than 40% different it counts as a unique article as it gets easier.

I've tried using cheap writers for content, and in my opinion the money isn't well spent. The majority don't write well to begin with, and they don't understand what spinning means.

I never spin an article by only using words with synonyms. you also have to replace phrases and even complete sentences, and this is why automating the process is so convenient. I can write a 500 word article in less than ten minutes, then give me another 20 minutes to rewrite every sentence or phrase twice.

Now I have one article, but each sentence or phrase can be switched out, so in 30 minutes I already have as many as 40 different versions I can spin just by substituting sentences. Then I use the thesaurus and magic spin tool to substitute words, now in less than an hour I have one article I can spin maybe 200-300 times and each article is maybe 60% different from every other.

There is no way a cheap writer can do that without sacrificing readability.

Totally agree Mikra, the more you spin articles the more you learn about how to do it quickly and efficiently, and of course if you use a semi automated article submitter like SubmitEaze you can also spin your author resource including your anchor text.

That's one of the things I do all the time, for each article I might spin 10 or 12 different anchor texts, actually you can also spin the URL the link goes to.

Most of my articles tend to be spun about 80% or higher, but I've been writing for years and I know how to change things to get a higher spin percentage without compromising the time it takes to create the spun article.

Given the anchor in your comment name, I'd be willing to be you're in a VERY competitive niche, and I'm not sure how much help you're going to get from article spinning.

Basically, spinning articles is a great way to promote websites or keywords that have low competition in the serps, but when you start competing against more established websites you need more than that, then you start to need links from relevant sites, and not just from a bunch of blogs that talk about your niche, now you also need links from industry players, but if you have AdSense or some obvious affiliate program on the site that is going to be difficult.

For the quickest turnaround and least amount of problems with duplicate content, spin at the phrase level, so each sentence will probably have at least 2+ phrases or clauses. I find if a separate each clause with a comma (,) then it shouldn't matter what each clause reads like, the respun sentence should still make sense.

Spinning at the sentence or paragraph level generally is faster, and if you're only submitting to a few sites then it should be OK, but I like to reuse the same article at least 20+ times so spinning at the phrase/clause level gives me at least that number of completely unique articles.

If you really really want to guarantee a unique article for 50+ sites, then also spin at the synonym level. I don't often do this, sometimes I will, but usually to give a massive boost to a specific page in one of my sites if I don't want to spend a lot of time promoting that keyword.

Denny if you have the money (about US$78) I'd buy SubmitEaze which lists all the best article sites and can auto submit to around 1000 of them, but if you just want to start submitting, the three best article sites are;

ezinearticles.com
goarticles.com
articledashboard.com

It's really simple, and maybe I'll write up an article about how to spin articles, but basically you need a thesaurus with a good range of synonyms and antonyms in it, and you need to spin phrases.

Each sentence should be at least two phrases, perhaps three, so just make sure that all phrases separated by commas are rewritten as well.

Also, don't forget to expand your contractions, so for example, 'it's' can become 'it is' etc. 18% is a very low spin percentage, and hardly unique at all.

I write each article to include a title, summary, body, and author resource box and put each into the same article that I import into Magic Article Rewriter. I could use the built-in automator that rewrites the article straight away, but the results are terrible.

Instead I rewrite the title and phrases within the article 2-3 times, and that on its own is enough to give me a 50-60% spin rate, then I go through and spin individual words. The entire process takes about an hour and you soon get used to reading sentences with curly code.

You're welcome Steve, thanks for taking the time to make a comment.

Thanks for reminding us that Magic Article Rewriter isn't the only package out there, I quite like the way The Best Spinner has the user generated thesaurus, but in my own tests doing automatic spinning the results are frequently as unreadable as other software, so with that in mind I go more for software that makes it easy for me to manually spin the article, and Magic Article Rewriter is cheaper, you pay once for lifetime upgrades whereas The Best Spinner has an annual fee.