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Will Article spinning put me in "Google" Jail ?

         

kinley

6:38 am on Jul 3, 2009 (gmt 0)

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There are a lot of Article/content spinning software available in the market today.

My first question to all is: Do they actually help in creating unique articles which Google Bots cannot distinguish between?

Second: If Google is aware of such tools, why cannot its algorithm learn their tricks and track duplication ?

Third: What if Google comes to know of your article spinning submissions?

Would be happy to receive your feedback/suggestions on this :)

documaker

7:14 am on Jul 5, 2009 (gmt 0)

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>> What if Google comes to know of your article spinning submissions?

More important than that, what if your visitors come to know you're repeating information that's already all over the internet? Think they'll come back?

Nuh uh!

HRoth

2:10 pm on Jul 6, 2009 (gmt 0)

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A competitor used a mixmaster on my site content. I denounced him to Google and his site was removed from the results.

JohnRoy

5:49 am on Jul 10, 2009 (gmt 0)

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>> There are a lot of Article/content spinning software available in the market today.
Most are useless.

>> My first question to all is: Do they actually help in creating unique articles which Google Bots cannot distinguish between?

See above. The majority is useless.

>> Second: If Google is aware of such tools, why cannot its algorithm learn their tricks and track duplication ?

A good spinner that uses different words, but has same meaning, for bulk of the paragraph, is not duplicate.

>> Third: What if Google comes to know of your article spinning submissions?
Oh, that's a question nearly impossible to answer :)

>> A competitor used a mixmaster on my site content. I denounced him to Google and his site was removed from the results.

If you use a mixer that puts sentence A after sentence C but keeps all info on page, it can be defined as spinning.
Now, if you take the same content but change the words in them, it cannot be defined as duplicate. It's in fact a fresh new article.

  • When the cats came up the driveway, Google crawled the site.
  • When the dog jumped down the road, Google visited the website.
  • After the pizza was served, the site was crawled by Google.
  • kinley

    12:40 pm on Jul 10, 2009 (gmt 0)

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    Hi JohnRoy,

    Can you suggest some nice article spinning tools which would produce quality content and also be copy-scape/Google verified.

    Thanks

    purplecape

    1:57 pm on Jul 10, 2009 (gmt 0)

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    Can you suggest some nice article spinning tools which would produce quality content and also be copy-scape/Google verified.

    I hope not. Why don't you write your own content?

    kinley

    4:32 pm on Jul 10, 2009 (gmt 0)

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    I write of my content but am interested in understanding how these tools work so that we can implement it in a manual process and make it more efficient.

    JohnRoy

    4:57 pm on Jul 10, 2009 (gmt 0)

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    I write of my content but am interested in understanding how these tools work so that we can implement it in a manual process and make it more efficient.

    A threasures would suggest multiple words as alternatives.
    For each and every sentence, the core words shall be rotated.

    and also be copy-scape/Google verified.

    No such thing as Google verified. If you write and spin them and they pass copyscape and you manually review them all before posting, it should be ok.

    kinley

    5:07 pm on Jul 10, 2009 (gmt 0)

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    Thanks for the advise :)