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Spun content pointing where?

by letstalkaboutlove
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Hi everybody, as i read i want to ask - for ranking keywords i used spun content and made it point to my website . Is there a risk that Google's bots will get to identify the spun content and penalize me sooner or later for this and if so - am i going to escape the risk when the spun content point to a tier instead to my website? Thank you
#content #pointing #spun
  • Profile picture of the author Ettienne
    There's always a risk with spun content, depending on how well it's spun and how many links you're submitting with the same spun text.
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  • Profile picture of the author letstalkaboutlove
    Thank you. What is the minimum % of spinning? About the links - only 1 per post. However if the spun content points to a tier - is this a risk free strategy? As i can see most of IMers use it and it is almost a must for the ranking?
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  • Profile picture of the author MyNiches
    Yes, there is a risk. It really depends on your content.

    I can spin an article so well that you'd NEVER be able to tell it was spun, but that takes about 10x longer than writing the article in the first place.. - My point is, it really depends on how you "use" spinning. If you think you can pop in one article and get 100 out and you're off to the races, NOPE. That generally won't fly, at least not for long. But if you're spending 10x as long to spin the stuff, in order to get 20 articles out of 1.. It can still be worth the effort.

    That being said, I don't use spun content for any of my own stuff, and I'll only agree to do it for a client when they understand it takes time (Ahem, money) to get the job done right.
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