I am looking for an article rewriting service for bulk orders

[Talinn]

Hi Warriors,

I have checked the WSO forum but was unable to find an article rewriting service.

By rewriting I don't mean "changing words with their synonyms" type rewriting. I mean just taking an article, reading it, and rewriting it so that the sentences won't resemble one another too much, but the article will retain the "points" made in the original article.

Requires no research at all on the niche!

The articles to be rewritten are around 250-300 words in length. I will require at least 100-200 articles, on time. Those 100 or 200 articles will be rewritten from 10-15 articles I will provide (I may provide more than that, actually, around 50)

Please PM me with your offer and price for 100 such rewritten articles. I will pay via PayPal, half upfront.

Cheers,

M. Talin

[Roy Carter]

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Roy

[Talinn]

Thanks, but 17 dollars per article is a bit too much for me

[travlinguy]

It's not realistic to think you're going to get as many as 200 fresh articles rewriting 10 - 15 originals.

[Alexa Smith]

If I could do 4 of them in an hour (and that's quite a big "if", without seeing the starting-material!), I'd be asking about $13.50 each for them, myself. I'm pretty sure this is also going to be over-budget for you? It's possible that this forum may not be the best place to ask, really, you know? I'm just wondering whether some compromise on quality might not be too bad for you, to get the price down? Of course, a lot will depend on all the as-yet-unspecified details such as where and how you're going to use the finished articles. Good luck!

[Talinn]

Originally Posted by travlinguy

It's not realistic to think you're going to get as many as 200 fresh articles rewriting 10 - 15 originals.

It is very realistic, in fact. You do not have to add another point to the article, I have 90 articles on some subject and they are merely rewritings of 4 original articles. I can rewrite one article this way at 5-6 minutes.

I view either $13.5 or $17 for a single article as outrageously expensive; given that a med-high quality 300 word article usually costs $3-5. And I'm talking merely about a rewrite here, with no research involved whatsoever.

If I were looking for articles to put on an authority site, I'd be more than willing to give $15 for a super-quality article, but what I'm asking is only some bunch of articles to post on various article sites each day just to "keep things flowing".

[Jason_V]

I sent you a PM

Jason

[TMG Enterprises]

My team will do re-writes but only if we write the original material. Too many people lift a bunch of articles off the web and then ask them to be rewritten so I won't do that without knowing that the original article isn't plagiarized.

While our prices are lower than some I've seen quoted here, we still charge half the normal rate to do the re-writes.

Tina

[mohammad111]

You can outsource it for a lot cheaper at sites like getafreelancer.com or elance.com

I recommend that you try it out.

[Tom Brite]

Why don't you look at spinning the content instead??

Tom Brite

[Jason_V]

Originally Posted by Tom Brite

Why don't you look at spinning the content instead??

Tom Brite

Tom,

Most article spinners produce PURE garbage, period. The time it takes to clean up the junk they produce you could have either re-written it yourself or lost enough time doing it, that it would have been better just to outsource it to a human to do it correctly.

Maybe some day there will be an intuitive "thinking' article spinner but those days aren't here yet.

If you just want content for content's sake than I guess a spinner is a good option. If you actually care about the reader of the content, then I really don't think a spinner is the way to go. That's just my opinion. Of course I admit as a ghostwriter, I'm biased. However, I'll take the Pepsi challenge against a spinner any day of the week.

[pheonix44]

Why don't you look at spinning the content instead??

Tom Brite

That might work if you were just trying to create some to send to directories for links or as link food. But if you plan to keep them readable by humans then content spinning software is not the way to go. Just my opinion.

[Tom Brite]

Originally Posted by Jason_V

Tom,

Most article spinners produce PURE garbage, period. The time it takes to clean up the junk they produce you could have either re-written it yourself or lost enough time doing it, that it would have been better just to outsource it to a human to do it correctly.

Maybe some day there will be an intuitive "thinking' article spinner but those days aren't here yet.

If you just want content for content's sake than I guess a spinner is a good option. If you actually care about the reader of the content, then I really don't think a spinner is the way to go. That's just my opinion. Of course I admit as a ghostwriter, I'm biased. However, I'll take the Pepsi challenge against a spinner any day of the week.

Originally Posted by pheonix44

That might work if you were just trying to create some to send to directories for links or as link food. But if you plan to keep them readable by humans then content spinning software is not the way to go. Just my opinion.

People People!!!

Im not talking software spun crap for backlinks.... i refuse to use that s*** simply because if someone does read that article they are not going to click through to my site so its worth spending the extra time spinning them so they are all readable!

Maybe i should offer a spinning service to the warriorforum or something because the articles i create are readable and make sense yet are unique in all variations!

Tom Brite