The Best Spinner or Magic Article Rewriter?

Thanks for the advice. I've watched the video and I'm getting more interested with The Best Spinner. I noticed the unique percentage on the right top part of the video, what would be the ideal percentage of uniqueness to make sure that it was really spun?

Nice! I'm really looking forward to explode my article marketing activity. thanks for the advice.

Hey Mike,

How you doin.

I too have Best Spinner but currently I'm spinning to one rewrite only so I haven't used the multiple article spin option.

So, when you say "I just take a PLR article, push one button and then I get 50% unique!" what exactly do you do??

Cheers mate,
Peter

What button do you push? Everyone's faves? Or replace synonyms?

Hi,

Thanks for all your feedback. I'm starting to like TBS, just need more time to compare and study the comparison, features and benefits.

Thanks!

TBS, or any other good article spinner, can be useful if what you want is to write a lot of articles and submit them to different directories to generate backlinks. However, if what you want is to use your articles to generate traffic, you don't need an spinner. It is much better if you write the articless yourself (or outsource the task), focusing in good and unique content. Obviously, you will not be able to write 100 articles each week, but you don't need them. Sometimes, few great, unique articles are more effective than a lot of not-so-good, not-so-unique ones.

Mass articles. I write about 5k -20k words a day between my freelancing on Elance and building my own sites/blogging at The Average Genius dot Net...

After rewriting/spinning a pack of 160 articles for clients: I'm done typing, so: it all depends on work load.

I love both products, btw, have both products, recommend that if you do a lot of traveling you might want the MAR vs. TBS for the internet connection, but TBS is my fave between the two.

Krulik's a genius, for sure: his products work as they claim.

I didn't read it here, but one thing that I do love about MAR (not sure if TBS has it?) is that MAR allows you to spin articles together, so if you have multiple copies of an article (like for a UAW run), then you can spin/weave them together for the best uniqueness.

The other thing I love about MAR is the Magic Button...gotta have that...for mass submissions to blog networks or directories, I use Magic Submitter and Magic Article Submitter to get the most play out of one article.

More backlinks, more networks to submit to, more pre-sales to my aff products...works very well.

So, in answer to the question if it's "necessary," it all depends on your marketing strategy and workload. For me: oh, yes: indispensable.

IMO you need to work on your spinner syntax. The more you use it the better you become. I now write articles and when I spin them they have almost no errors.

I feel like the tool offers great choices that frees up my mind. I can manipulate articles very fast in this tool.

Yep!

If you need different sort of brackets { ( etc then just simply paste the spun version into notepad and use the find and replace function to change them

Mark Blaze

Yup you sure can!

I have both magic spinner and submitter.

When I first got them, I thought they were excellent!

About a month ago, I tried the trial of the Best Spinner, and WOW!

I was totally impressed with how easy it was to spin. Even with their one click option for spinning, you really could get a %30+ unique article that made sense.

Of course you should still read through and make sure that all of it flows properly, but I have to say I'm totally sold on the best spinner!

I still use the magic submitter with my best spinner spun articles...

Mark.

Hi,

To all who have been using MAR, does this tool can really spin 1 article to 1,000 unique versions? Is that a one-click button to 1,000 articles? or do you have to re-spin it again and again to achieve the 1,000 articles?

Thanks in advance for those who'll provide helpful reply.

Regards,
Highdefinition

Is that a one-click button to 1,000 articles? or do you have to re-spin it again and again to produce the 1,000 articles?

I love TBS but it has one hold back.. it can only do 250 spins from an article. Being as I need a massive amount of articles for what I do, I end up having to do a ton of work. If TBS did 1,000 like other spinners I would be thrilled. I'm currently looking into MAR because they claim they can do that. Has anyone spun that many articles with MAR before?

IAW? Is that Instant Article Wizard you're referring to, or did you intend to type IAF?

It's a must have. I already bought it and it rocks seriously. Lots of templates you can use, you can add lots of synonyms, plus you can manually edit each template when writing.

What is IAF? thanks

Hi John,

Where can i get this Llama spinner? Please direct me to the buy button, thanks.

James Tan

Can someone please provide some reviews on this new spinner?

Thanks

Han

Definitely The Best Spinner

Yeah you can rewrite sentences.

"Confirmation bias (also called confirmatory bias or myside bias) is a tendency for researchers and other people to favor information that confirms their preconception or hypothesis whether or not it is true.[Note 1][1] As a result, people gather evidence and recall information from memory selectively, and interpret it in a biased way. The biases appear in particular for emotionally significant issues and for established beliefs. For example, in reading about gun control, people usually prefer sources that affirm their existing attitudes. They also tend to interpret ambiguous evidence as supporting their existing position. Biased search, interpretation and/or recall have been invoked to explain attitude polarization (when a disagreement becomes more extreme even though the different parties are exposed to the same evidence), belief perseverance (when beliefs persist after the evidence for them is shown to be false), the irrational primacy effect (a stronger weighting for data encountered early in an arbitrary series) and illusory correlation (in which people falsely perceive an association between two events or situations)."

from wiki

Using everybodies favorites.

"Confirmation bias (also known as confirmatory bias or myside bias) is a tendency for researchers and a range of people to favor information that confirms their preconception or hypothesis whether or not it is true.[NOTE 1][1] As a result, people gather evidence and recall information from memory selectively, and interpret it in a biased way. The biases appear in particular for emotionally significant things and for established beliefs. For example, in reading about gun control, people usually prefer sources which affirm their existing attitudes. They also tend to interpret ambiguous evidence as supporting their existing position. Biased search, interpretation and/or recall have been invoked to explain attitude polarization (when a disagreement becomes more extreme even though the different parties are exposed to the same evidence), belief perseverance (when beliefs persist after the evidence for them is shown to be false), the irrational primacy effect (a stronger weighting for data encountered early in an arbitrary series) and illusory correlation (in which people falsely perceive an association between two events or situations)."

Keep in mind that the database had basically nothing in it when I bought the thing last night and it has gotten to this point over night.

Nested Madlibs? Is that when you have two paragraphs in spin syntax with synonyms within that syntax?

I use the best spinner. In the beginning it was a toss up for me between using it and just rewriting the article myself. It seemed like it took a long time to go through and select all the best synonyms. I've never used it to spin more than one really good version of a PLR article. It has taken some practice, but now I find it a great time saver. I've never used any other spinners so I can't offer a comparison. I do think it's a great useful tool.

Maureen

Yea it's PC only but you could use it with either Boot Camp or with Parallels, a software which allows you to run Windows on a Mac without shutdown and restart.

If you are happy to sp**nd $129 a month on senuke, the yearly fee for thebumspinner shouldn't put you off.

The spinner I use does this automatically to the above text:-

Confirmatory bias is a bias for analysts and people to prefer info that substantiates their preconception or theory regardless of whether it is true.[Note 1][1] as a consequence, folks gather proof and recall info from memory selectively, and translate it in a prejudiced way. The biases appear particularly for emotionally important issues and for established sentiments. For instance, in reading about firearm control, folks sometimes like sources that substantiate their existing perspectives. They also have a tendency to translate unclear proof as supporting their present position. Biased search, interpretation and / or recall have been summoned to clarify perspective polarization ( when a feud becomes more intense although the different parties are exposed to the same proof ), belief tenacity ( when convictions endure after the proof for them is proven to be fake ), the foolish supremacy effect ( a more robust weighting for info faced early in a capricious series ) and illusory relationship ( in which folks falsely understand an organisation between 2 events or circumstances ).

Cypherslock -

Agreed on TBS. The recent updates were amazing. I had TBS but it quit working and John and his "team" took so long to answer my questions that they found it easier to refund my $77 rather than fix it.

On that note, I was NOT happy with TBS - but technically speaking, it's the best in the business. For stability's sake, however, and even speed (performing my own time trials) - MAR with my own tokens (vs. the bajillion nonsense ones in TBS) is where I'm at.

If I could, I'd get TBS back in a heartbeat - they never tried to actually address my issue, though. The latency in their communication with help requests...ugh! No thanks. Even Alex in the Ukraine was quick to respond - quicker than any of his competitors.

He won me on that note, and the spinner rocks.

I own Magic Article Rewriter and The Best Spinner but have hardly used either of them yet. MAR is for Windows (but I run it on an emulator on a Mac) and TBS works on either because it is an online tool. I think The Best Spinner might be the best spinner available now and the developer seems to keep improving it.

Steve