Spin Article Rewrite Score - How High Is Required For Article Dirs?

[Blackthorne]

I've just produced a spin article with a rewrite score of 45%.

Does Google think that's enough of a difference to regard the produced rewrites as uniques?

I'll be putting this on the article directories pretty soon.

[Phillip]

Paste some of the spun articles to dupecop and if you get above 30% unique it should be fine - the more the better though.

[Blackthorne]

Exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks mate.

They're all above 30.

I'm going to create a spin article like this for all my 12 adsense sites and post the articles to 30 article dirs. One for every day of the month.

Then, I will create a bunch more low competition adsense sites and do the exact same.

I'm going to increase my income quickly, dagnabbit.

[DinoEntrails]

According to that site, all of mine are around 50.

[Blackthorne]

According to that site, all of mine are around 50.

Quite an accomplishment.

My 400 word articles are spinned as much as I can spin them and they get >40.

It's easier to spin shorter articles with a high score I believe.

How long are your articles then?

[Phillip]

Quite an accomplishment.

My 400 word articles are spinned as much as I can spin them and they get >40.

It's easier to spin shorter articles with a high score I believe.

How long are your articles then?

If you want to get high spin scores you are best off doing multi-level/nested spins.... Rewrite the whole paragraphs, rewrite all the sentences in all the rewritten paragraphs, then rewrite pieces of all the rewritten sentences and after that spin all the possible words that you can - takes a lot of time to go through one 400 word article (less than two hours with magic article rewriter)... Also you should try to use whole different structures in the sentences and paragraphs. I have done articles that were 100% spun already, and I still added more spins and rewrote sentences - rewriting each sentence once or twice, and then spinning as much words as possible... This way you can use the article 100+ times and it is still readable at all times. Just remember to change the structure and no-one will even realize that it is spun...

If you want to build a lot of support blogs then do this 3-5 times with articles and you will have 150-200 blogs worth of material. To make it easy, remember to add the links before you export the articles if you are using it on your own blogs and not for some publishing service/paid network. - this will make the publishing process quite a lot easier, and you can easily add one link in a strategic place and spin the anchor and you have your different variations of the link anchor... Also when you rewrite the whole paragraph, you might add the link to different place in the rewirtten paragraphs, so "it looks different" because it is placed in a different part of the article - this is especially good if you are using all the articles to link to the same place.

[Blackthorne]

You are right Phillip.

One other thing I like to do is spin a few words with many words.

Doing this varies the sentence length a lot. Helps in getting good spin score.

It takes me 2 hour to write + spin just 1 article. My current strategy is to go through all the sentences, replacing sentence parts and sentence words and also including some multi level spins. This gives me spin scores of >40%.

I've only done 3 and I'm already getting skilled at it.

The thought of rewriting a complete paragraph has already crossed my mind. But maybe I should just stick to rewriting sentences. I have yet to find out which method is the most efficient to get high spin scores.

[Blackthorne]

I'd like to put the link html code in my article, but the problem is that not every article directory's source editor is any good.

Sometimes I switch from source to visual and the link will correctly have been inserted, but the layout will be screwed up.

Phillip, have you ever run into trouble with this type of submission?

I'm currently inserting [LINK] tags so I can paste in the link later manually during submission.

[Phillip]

I haven't done a lot of article directory submissions. With MAS you are allowed to add one <a href=""> in the body if I am not mistaken, and that is usually what I use and a footer link. Though like I said I mostly use MAR for my own blogs, and I have not even been doing that for a while - too busy to build backlinks right now :P

[Blackthorne]

I've seen the MAS video.

It looks impressive. If it's as impressive as MAR, then MAS should work miracles.

What's your experience with MAS Phillip?

Have those hundreds of article dirs been google slapped already?