Do you ever get asked if people can copy your content to their sites?
I would gladly give them a spun version, and specify the text of the link. There is no such thing as too many backlinks. But since you have to re-write manually, I would also look at their site popularity with search engines, and would only work with guys who are well established, say at least PR2.
There is quite a bit of software available, a lot is free, I personally am using an online one - jetspinner.com. You'll have to sign up though, and the spinner part is free. They also do automatic article directory submission of spun articles for you, and this costs money. Depends really on how much you plan to make with this. I pay a flat fee of $20 a month, but I signed up like 3 years ago, I don't know if they changed prices since.
You'll have to do a lot of tedious and boring work though, if you want to get quality spins. I usually spend several working days on preparing one article for spin. The reward is you can literally have hundreds of unique articles.
Yeah, it's pretty easy but boring and tedious. The idea is that you go through the article and decide where you can use synonyms, different phrasing, or entirely different sentences and paragraphs, and write this down following a certain syntax. Then a fairly simple piece of software spins it - generates a number of articles using variations you defined, which makes articles more or less unique. Some people delegate the first part to software, too, and this is where garbage and bad reputation are coming from.
Wow. Well, I'm going to check it out, but I see myself giving up quickly. I used to take 'spinning' jobs at Elance, and OMG--I quit bidding on them because of what you are saying here. That was without the software, but it doesn't sound like the software is tons of fun either.
I actually like to write. I may have to just accept poverty! lol!
I won't be the first writer to do that, not by any stretch. But now I have a better perspective on this, thanks.LOL yeah Pam, a lot of people just write. I can't, and it costs me at least $5 a pop, so for me this is actually the easy way out
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