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Are you fond of Article Spinning? My friend does and it end up with articles that do not make sense to his readers and the worst some article sites banned him for this.

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And your point is???

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Are you suggesting that article spinning is a waste of time?....

You are correct.......

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Actually if you do it right it can prove useful in some cases.

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You may be right in "some " cases.....
However, most of the spun blog articles are not those cases....
I would also have to believe that spinning contributed to the overall effect of Panda...

That is why I normally advise folks to skip their use....
generally they seem to be used by "non-writers"....

I have several spinners, but I can also write and do not use spinning to produce finished material......they can work for "chipping" writer's block....

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Well, I am trying to inform you guys on what happened to my friend and if you have tried it too and what is the outcome.

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Didn't mean to sound rude. I would never put spun content on one of my own websites, not even on my web 2.0 sites. There's only so many ways you can say something before it starts sounding stupid.

I do use spinning for some link building practices. But I've changed from spinning on a single word basis to spinning sentences and phrases. I don't use a format such as {I|We|They} {enjoy|like|love} {spinning|to spin}. I don't think you can slip something like this past Google anymore.

Everybody knows that when you search a phrase on Google, these words will appear bolded in the meta description, title, and domain. But I noticed something the other day.

Google the term C diff, this is short for Clostridium difficile. The term "c diff" will be bolded, but the term "C. difficile" will also be bolded. The other day, I could swear that the whole term (Clostridium difficile) was bolded when I searched for c diff.

I also searched a phrase with the term "intestinal" in it, and the terms "bowel" and "gut" were also bolded. But this isn't the case in Yahoo and Bing. So Google is considering synonyms. But the top ranking sites still do have the exact term in them.

So has it always been like this or am I just going crazy?

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The bolding is purely a GUI enhancement and synonyms and "related" words have been shown in bold for three or four years now.

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Which is nice, makes an easier job of detecting copy pasted junk.

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Yeah I also like to spin articles and use for article marketing.But now I am more keen to spin at a highest quality after panda update from Google.

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"spin at a higher quality"!!

That's a bit like saying politicians are believeable when trying to explain why they got it wrong!

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With the new content farming rules in place, I don't think that article spinning is a viable option now!

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It NEVER was a viable option. Just a spammage waste of time.

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So you don't think that it was the fools using "content spinners" that prompted Google into making those changes.

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You learn something new every day.

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?????

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After recent Panda upgrade it's not enough to spin at higher quality.
spinning is probably out, unless you include reading and editing yourself each and every article.
If you work fast and furious :-D, you can be doing about 10-15 articles per hour. that is not a bad result. give you plenty of time to find excellent spots to back link from.

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I found lots contractors from outsourcing websites that they need some writers who uses spinners. For me this is a waste of time and ridiculous. It takes the essence of writing away from it.

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#19 (permalink)

I have tried article spinning in the past and it didn't work so well for me. Maybe because I am not so tech savvy.

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I think article spinning is great way to use same content and its much cheaper way to get different content for each submission