Who can recommend good free spinner softwares?

Do manual spinning ....you will get better result!!!

Alexa, as someone who does manual (!) spinning and has many clients who use my service I think I am competent to reply here, if you don't mind

You talk about a "problem", but what is that problem supposed to be? My clients order spins when they require a multitude of, let's say, "semi-unique" content, for example for blog-networks where they want to spin-off a reasonable number of articles from one spin, as opposed to commission a new article each time. So..this also is an economical question for those clients who think that, say, 10 or 20 "spun out" articles from one initial seed spun article is a better (cheaper) alternative.

You say (again) that duplicate content is not an issue and I think we could debate this, but I personally and neither any of my spinning clients would make a blog network or submit articles even with 1:1 copies of existing content.

I am still puzzled that you always deny that "duplicate" content can have negative implications. Because, if a page of yours gets into the supplementary index at Google since Google sees the article you submitted is a duplicate, say, from ezine, ehow, wikipedia etc...then VERY WELL is the backlink "less worth". The entire idea of this is to keep "uniqueness" at a level so this doesn't happen.

Of course the value of a backlink might depend on a ZILLION things, like PR, domain authority, age and whatever criteria Google has. If it's really so that Google (as you say) says that it entirely doesn't matter whether an article is in fact a dupe of, say, an ezine article, I would really like to see that statement.

This would IMHO greatly contradict so many other things Google says about the value of new, helpful and unique content. I simply cant see Google saying that it doesn't matter, but be welcome do prove me the opposite.

By the way, I do *only* manual spins and I am proud of the quality and readability of my spins. I want to emphasize that article spinning should NOT be seen as a "one-click-solution" to magically create "many new unique articles" using a spinner tool from some ezine article. But many people do see it like that. It needs to be done right, simple as that.

By the way, example: Say a client wants to make a certain number of websites promoting a service. Now....let the client make 10 sites and have an identical copy on each of the sites. And then watch what happens. I can guarantee you that the ten sites will not rank simultaneously in Google, one will rank and 9 might be "hidden" because Google knows it's duplicates, so it would defy the purpose.

Me too ... I think you may be confusing "article marketing" with "article directory marketing"? Article marketing has almost nothing to do with SEO at all.

Not anyone has such a budget. If people want to make private blog networks, not always have people the money to have 10 "good" articles written just to get content on each. Fill each blog with 10 articles, have 20 sites, this is already 200 articles which need to be commissioned. Spinning for many is a compromise to keep costs low but still get "unique" content on the sites. IF done right, if the "spun out" articles are reasonable in number (because they will not yield "infinite" "unique" articles of course), and of course if the articles read well and "flow", like any other article. And this *is* doable.

Add: And if you have only one or two sites and need content, article spinning should not even come up, of course then what you should do is "Create Original Content Yourself"

That was funny. Thanks

As I said above, you can use it with a free software.

SpinnerChief has a free plan (20 spins per day). Also there is a ton of others,

In my experience, SpinRewriter is the best. You get high readability as well as high uniqueness.