What do you think is the best article submitter for the money?

I've used Unique Article Wizard for over a year and I've been fairly happy with them, although I don't think I show near the back links that I should for the amount of submissions being done.

Maybe I'll look into Article Productions. Thanks for the tip!

Cheryl

Erik,
I personally use entire paragraphs, changing the entire paragraph around to mean the same exact thing. You can use sentences or single words if you wish. Using entire paragraphs though I have got uniqueness numbers as high as 73% on 25 spun articles.

So 2 - 3 hours of my time, 1,000 word article, I have 25 articles that are on avg. 73% different.

Each section is randomly spun so you get actual true spinning and not garbage. All it takes is for you to write out your article properly to begin with.

By the way Erik you can now also add a spinpoint name to the title to spin the title of the articles also.. Try it out... It was your suggestion I think..

James

By hand spin, I mean that you have to provide all of the text variations yourself. I usually combine two approaches with every spinner: 1) I rewrite some paragraphs entirely; 2) I add phrase variations for all paragraphs.

If you're rewriting every word, you're definitely on the cautious end of the spectrum! If I (e.g.) have a ten-paragraph article, I might rewrite 3 paragraphs entirely, and then add phrase variations for maybe 40 percent of the remaining text.

Everyone is different. 10 people will give you 10 different answers on that -- the above is just what works for me and my style.

I am also a perfectionist -- I won't accept any articles with errors on my sites, so I won't submit articles with errors to others' sites. I can usually get a good 50 to 75 percent uniqueness for spun articles in 30 to 45 minutes.

Opinions vary, but I won't spin anything under 40 percent uniqueness, and I often shoot for higher.

Yes, it submits to directories and blogs, so you need to provide categorization options. For directories, it will only submit your article to directories with matching categories; for blogs, only blog owners who have opted to receive articles in your category will be notified.

I don't think I can say too much about how it goes about this, but there is an order of precedence that you specify that helps determine this.

The interface isn't what I would call appealing. It has what I would consider a late 90's interface, and could be simplified dramatically. It also has some quirks that you'll need to get used to: errors here and there, slow responses at times, etc.

I don't want to cross the line into self-promotion, but I did do a pretty thorough review a while back on my blog. I won't provide a direct link, but the main address is groundswellpublishing.com. It should be easy to find if you're motivated so.

Shaun