Article marketing question

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I subscribed to high pr society and I submitted 10 articles with pr 2 each last night. I wrote a few and I spun them with a spin tool which made some of them look like jibber jabber. Does google know the different between a REAL article or a FAKE article.
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  • Profile picture of the author AravGupta
    It was okay to use article spinning tools in the past but now Google is giving more importance to unique and proper content with correct English and grammar so the webmasters hardly approve the articles that are not not of good quality. So it is better to rewrite the articles properly considering the quality of article.
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  • Profile picture of the author shophia
    If you are spin the content and create article and submit in the website. And your formation are not good then google will consider as low quality site's and also might be consider as scraper site's. It will be affect on your ranking.
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  • Profile picture of the author sizzlemediauk
    Galves,

    Don't know why you did if you are aware of the Panda and freshness update! Well, you need to pay for that with huge drop in listing from SERPs or probably vanishing. In recent research lots of website doing the same has faced adverse results. Don't spin ever again!
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  • Profile picture of the author Mark Hoffman
    I think its okay to use spun content but google is constantly shifting to weeding out this type of content and reducing its SEO value
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    • Profile picture of the author Francois du_Toit
      Here is what works for me... Submit a high quality article to EzineArticles.com and once they appove it (it should automatically be indexed by Google very quickly) then submit the same article to a couple of other good article directories as well, as is.

      Most other directories do not require unique content. They just require that you're the sole owner / author of the article, i.e. No PLR, etc.

      Spinning an article often makes it look like garbage and if you submit it to just any low quality article site it will probably not get indexed. But, if you submit the same article that you submitted to EzineArticles.com to a good directory it will be indexed by Google as well, normally within a couple of hours.

      My test of a good article directory? If an article gets indexed by Google and you don't need to do anything to promote it (no pinging, no bookmarking, etc.) then it's a good directory to include in your SEO tool box. Currently I am only using about 5 such directories apart from EzineArticles.
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  • Profile picture of the author Matthew Anton
    Brands and root domain hold the trust so it's not really an issue of tricking Google with spun content. Yes it works because it's a robot, albeit smart one reading the text. If it passes the unique test I'm sure they have other systems in place to try to weed out sentences that don't make sense, but then again bloggers mispell words all the time, and write incoherently.

    Summary: Wouldn't make much sense to devalue poorly written sentences as this is a very subjective trait. Basically if you are hosted on a trusted webpage and have good ip diversity it's going to work.
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  • Profile picture of the author C Rebecca
    A frequent and expert reader can easily discover spun content... An article spinner usually replace the words with its synonyms without using any intelligence (which are sometimes utter misfit). As far as Google is concerned, it cannot recognize spun content. But, if readers are finding it and leaving your article, this increase your bounce rate and Google can discover this. An increased bounce rate may lead to huge fall in ranking.
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