uniqueness??? What percentage for SEO??

[ProfitwithAdam]

I am rewriting my own articles using a spinner, then rereading and modifying them from there for actual readability and clarity. I am a horrible writer, so I personally use the spinner for ideas. Also, I don't use it for automatic spinning, I use the spinner for ideas and spin them that way myself.

How much "uniqueness" should an article have to be considered "unique" and not "duplicate content" by the serps?

Thank you,

Adam

[officelb]

I think that is a question only google itself can answer.

No one knows the exact algorithyms, or if they know they're not telling .

[Bryan V]

Originally Posted by ProfitwithAdam

I am rewriting my own articles using a spinner, then rereading and modifying them from there for actual readability and clarity. I am a horrible writer, so I personally use the spinner for ideas. Also, I don't use it for automatic spinning, I use the spinner for ideas and spin them that way myself.

How much "uniqueness" should an article have to be considered "unique" and not "duplicate content" by the serps?

Thank you,

Adam

Uniqueness drops off as the article continuously gets republished. Some people seem to be submitting a ton of unspun content and get results from it. I'm trying it now, but its too soon to gauge the effects.

For now...I'd only spin it if I'm resubmitting to the same site under different usernames.

[OrenPowell]

70% is safe for uniqueness. your living off the edge at 60%, 5X% range and lower.... well R.I.P. If you are using places like SEOlinkvine, you could be banned for not enough uniqueness. Its just like going back to high school and college, you can be suspended/expelled or automatic 'F' for that class for "plagiarism" or in this case: uniqueness.

[jhonsean]

Originally Posted by officelb

I think that is a question only google itself can answer.

No one knows the exact algorithyms, or if they know they're not telling .

Agreed with this statement.
@ProfitwithAdam Its your own way of creating article and everyone has its own style, I consider your method but regarding uniqueness google will determine your site and the decision depends on them their own way also. hope this helps.

[John Williamson]

Aim for at least 70% but obviously higher is better.

[mikekhen]

Originally Posted by officelb

I think that is a question only google itself can answer.

No one knows the exact algorithyms, or if they know they're not telling .

I also agree with this statement. I can only suggest you to make your own unique content.