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Hey there,

I'm just stoppin buy to get a census on which article spinner will serve me best. I'm tired of all the article spinners that I have to spend all day screwin around with the articles I just spun to, ironically, save time.

If you can point me in the right direction thank you in advance!

Negotiator74

Well you don't tell us which ones you have used...

I prefer The Best Spinner if I want quality output, and when less quality is needed I like the "magic button" on the Magic Article Rewriter.

Ken Troyer

Without a doubt, Jon Leger's tool:
The Best Spinner

(no aff.)

Ken

articlemaddness

Most put garbage in and jumble the content to an unreadable level.
You want a program that improves by adding more synonyms and thesaurus updates.
I use the Jon Leger The Best Spinner (no affiliate link)
Just like Negotiator74 and Ken Troyer
Yes you want quality and need to read each line but with this program it will spin multiple versions in a shorter time. Any program I have purchased before just offers a click and your done solution produces unreadable garbage!
The data base is online so it grows as the thousands keep putting there own suggestions. Check out the video on the link above it will explain it more fully.
~Mike

Clyde

The Best Spinner without a doubt is The Best Spinner without a doubt is The Best Spinner without a doubt is The Best Spinner without a doubt is The Best Spinner without a doubt is The Best Spinner.

Mark Blaze

This must be the 3rd time i have seen a thread like this in the last week alone.

But still the overall opinion is that the best spinner is 'the best spinner'.

Mark Blaze

webcreationuk

I also believe that rewriting an article by yourself is the best way to create something better. My 2$.

Vlad Shelest

OMG... You made my head spin

Glenn Leader

As soon as this type of issue is asked about, there are many people who tell you that it's impossible to create a decent article from software programs. Not only is this assumption wrong, but you can often get yourself a superb article written utilising software programs. Occasionally the fresh article improves on the first. This is not 'pie in the sky', but fact. You might also notice that many of replies from people who advertise his or her own article writing services or products.

There are numerous top marketers who make use of these types of resources properly, and earning small fortunes in the process. Will these people post on this thread? Most likely not. They really don't want people to uncover their insider secrets.

HTH

Glenn

Red Black

I have looked high in low for the best spinner I can use. I landed on easyarticlespinner.net The software is easy to use. Perfect for newbies and budget savers like me because they give it way for free.

pitocus

Entered just to post the same

jonathanleger

That's like saying that cars don't make any sense at all because you have feet and can walk.

If you think spinners are valueless then you've clearly never used a good one. Honestly, use a dictionary for finding synonyms? That's SO SLOW. Imagine how much faster it would be to have a list of great synonyms pop-down below the next word/phrase each time you hit the Tab key, and a quick click selects the ones you like best. Seconds versus minutes. Cars versus feet.

I do wish people would actually try the products being asked about before making these kind of uninformed statements.

Thomas Belknap

I think you are more uniformed...

Why would I need to use a dictionary to look up synonyms when I would just rewrite the article.

I haven't used a dictionary in a long time but than again I am not trying to sell rewriting software.

I do wish people that are selling their products stop trying to make their products seem like a necessity.

Since you like comparisons how about this one...

Quality versus Quantity

GeorgR.

Thom,

on a certain level a good spinner IS a necessity. At least for people using link building services like SeoLinkvine, articleranks etc.

In fact, without a spinner my articles wouldnt even get accepted since there is a "unique" threshold respective spinning is a requirement for some of those systems.

We are talking about "large scale deployment" of an article to hundreds if not thousands of sites, you cant simply "rewrite" your article manually for this purpose. You NEED a spinner and TBS is without a doubt very, very good.

Thomas Belknap

Hi Georg,

I still don't buy that. I haven't seen much that is a necessity to making money online.

I don't spam hundreds of sites with spinned articles.

I am not interested in building a business that way. Luckily I didn't have to.

GeorgR.

rankings == organic traffic == sales
rankings come with backlinks.
using such services is one way to gain backlinks.

Its not rocket science.

jonathanleger

Sure, you could rewrite one article once in about the same amount of time it takes to use a good spinner. However, if you need to rewrite the article 100 times to get unique content for traffic or link generation, then you're talking about 1 hour in a good spinner versus days or weeks on your own.

I never said spinners were a necessity. They just make the job of rewriting articles A LOT easier.

I was responding to the "Article spinners do not make any sense at all" comment from somebody who clearly doesn't understand them, how they work or what they're for. The poster was obviously uninformed.

And it really bugs me when somebody posts a question like "What is the best spinner?" and gets back completely irrelevant responses like "spinners don't make any sense" instead of an answer for their question. The OP obviously thinks spinners do make sense.

Thomas Belknap

You are assuming they don't understand anything about spinners. Maybe they do and still don't see the value.

I have seen rewritten articles from spinners and a lot of them were junk. They didn't make sense which may be what that person was talking about.

You are forgetting that this section is about reviews, not about what upsets Jonathan.

This is normal chat on the forum. I can post about what version of windows is better and still get people tell me get a mac.

Thomas Belknap

I never said it was rocket science.

I also stated it wasn't the only way of doing business which makes it unnecessary.

I may have to rethink my whole business model since you are trying to tell me the only way to make sales is through getting backlinks from article marketing.

jonathanleger

Yeah, reviews in response to the question asked -- about which was the best spinner. Saying "spinners make no sense" is hardly the review requested by the OP.

Apparently this forum is also about making responses to the OP that have nothing to do with the request.

And those responses would be just as useless as the ones I'm referring to in this thread.

To make sure I don't go down that road myself, here's my review:

For a one-time price if you don't mind building up the thesaurus yourself, Magic Article Rewriter isn't bad. However, I of course feel that my own product (The Best Spinner) is the absolute best spinner on the market right now.

Thomas Belknap

Well, the person posting doesn't think it is useless...

Ok, let's get back to the review.

I have heard, on this forum, that your thesaurus has a lot of bad data in it. I don't doubt it when it comes to users inputting the data themselves.

Do you have a way to clean your data out?

The same poster mentioned only using it his own thesaurus because of the bad data.

Anytime you have many people inputting their own data will lead to a lot of garbage unless you have specific controls in place.

Now that would effectively take away your usp in the quote above.

Zeb

I personally find TBS's thesaurus the best as far as one click spinning goes. All the users favorites are compiled together and TBS will automatically pick the best or most used ones. Sure there might be a couple of bad spun words (which can be cleaned out in a minute or two) but this is the closest thing to getting a usable out of the box thesaurus for readable articles.

jonathanleger

TBS has data scrubbers that are run regularly, and I also have a staff who continually work through the database and remove bad synonyms.

The vast majority of the bad synonyms came from the original database. So if the posts you're referring to are more than 6 weeks or so old, those posters should take a look now -- the database is very, very clean in comparison.

The more people use the software and select the good synonyms, the faster those synonyms rise to the top of the list. I rarely see anything that doesn't belong in the top 10 anymore. With many thousands of users now any bad synonyms quickly fall off the list.

I also have other preventative measures in place that are trade secrets that I don't publicly release. But they are designed to keep the great majority of the bad stuff out, and they are working very well.

I hope that answers your question.

franamico

I use Jetspinner. It has an amazing thesaurus in-built. Then I submit to over 100 directories using a software called Buzz article submitter. It spins your content automatically before submitting and can submit to 2 directories at the same time.

Thomas Belknap

Thanks Jonathan and yes that post was older than 6 weeks ago.

FYI, he did state he loved this program above the rest but the bad data was the only problem.

neoweb

This is the precisely why I've always outsourced writing or rewriting plr articles. Like Mike said, I tried few spinners in the past and you end up wasting your valuable time spitting out garbage!

So, I totally gave up on the idea of using a spinner, but now I think I'll check out few based on the suggestions here, besides, I just sign-up for SEnuke today and they incorporate TBS into their program to make it fully functional. I haven't looked into it yet, but I think I will.

Thanks guys for all your feedbacks and comments. It really helps.