better alternative to ArticleBuilder?

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I have found myself needing a "fresh" article well. I used to use Article Builder, but that became choppy junk - not unlike a few articles I've gotten from supposed "human written" articles from popular writing sites.

Since I can't see much difference between human and robot/spun articles, I was hoping some smart tech guru had either perfected Article Builder or built a better mousetrap.

I want automated because wait time is next to zero and I have 20 sites to write articles for, and I don't want blow tons of money on one article by a "pro."

So, what's out there that works?
#search engine optimization #alternative #articlebuilder
  • If you want it to be readable and worth reading for real visitors, there is nothing automated that will provide that. If you are just looking for the normal spun junk, Content Foundry is probably the best (although the UI is a PIA) or Kontent Machine works.

    For most articles under 1000 words, I get can get them done at Textbroker in under 24 hours. Most of the time, under 10 hours. You will have to spend some money there though.

    The other option is to get your own team of writers and plan ahead. I have a few writers that are constantly writing for me. I have a backlog of 50-75 articles I have not even used yet. I just keep feeding them a list and they keep churning them out.
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    • Cool. I can't find any writers who don't think they're worth $35/hour. Hell, that would add up so fast I could build a cloning machine and replicate myself for better articles.

      Thanks for the recommendations.
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  • Most of us are behind on writing content.. I mean, who couldn't use more of it? I have tons of sites that I stay busy writing articles for. The fact is, copied/spun content will never compete with unique hand written stuff. Contact me and I can point you in the right direction of a good article writer for a small $5/300 words. It's well worth the money as it will outrank most copied/spun sites any day of the week.
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    better alternative to ArticleBuilder?

    I have found myself needing a "fresh" article well. I used to use Article Builder, but that became choppy junk - not unlike a few articles I've gotten from supposed "human written" articles from popular writing sites. Since I can't see much difference between human and robot/spun articles, I was hoping some smart tech guru had either perfected Article Builder or built a better mousetrap.