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Spinner that does this?

by lisaann
7 replies
Hi,

Here's something I'm spending too much time doing that seems like it could be automated.

I don't know how to explain it so I'll just show it...

"colorado lasik doctors"

goes with ...

.../colorado.html


"arizona lasik doctors"

goes with ...

.../arizona.html


"california lasik doctors"

goes with ...

.../california.html

I know with most any spinner I could type in all the state phrases and all the different URL's, have it all randomize/spin, but then they would not match. So sometimes "california lasik doctors" might be the anchor text for a completely different state. But I need them to always match up the right state.

Do any of the new spinners have this capability (and make it pretty easy)?

Thanks,

Lisa
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  • Profile picture of the author KenThompson
    Hi Lisa,

    I'm not aware of everything that's out there as far as spinning is
    concerned. It sounds like you want something in which you could
    keep text in the same document that contained certain words, such
    as the state names for example. I really doubt anything like that
    exists.

    I think the only way to accomplish what you want is to keep the
    coded content for each state separate. I realize that's a bit more
    involved, but I can't think of any other way around it. You can still
    get the kind of results you're looking for, but it'll take a bit more
    time due to your particular requirements.


    Ken
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  • Profile picture of the author lisaann
    Thanks Ken for your reply. It's all being done manually right now which is a real time waste. I think one of the first web spinners, which was called web spinner and is no longer sold did this, but haven't found any new spinners that can.

    It may not exist, but if it does it would be great if someone could point me in the right direction.

    Thanks,

    Lisa
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  • Profile picture of the author sarahberra
    I stay away from article spinners. It actually works best to do everything from scratch the old fashioned way.
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    • Profile picture of the author Robert Howe
      Originally Posted by sarahberra View Post

      I stay away from article spinners. It actually works best to do everything from scratch the old fashioned way.
      I have to agree with Sara completely. I've used a spinner several times and the amount of time I spend working with the spinner ... I could have re-written an entire unique article.
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  • Profile picture of the author KenThompson
    That's a good course of action, Sarah. You should stick with it.

    Thanks for your input, though.


    Ken
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  • Profile picture of the author cashcow
    I think the data merge feature of The Best Spinner could do that for you. It's like a spreadsheet and you tell it to associate certain variable with each other and then use those variables in the seed article.

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  • Profile picture of the author lisaann
    Thanks Lee, that sounds like it would work great. I really appreciate you letting me know. I'll give it a try later today.

    Lisa
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