Article Spinners-Do They Really Work?
Article Spinners-Do They Really Work?
Writing articles should mean writing quality content. However, some people feel that they can write one quality article and spin it into many with article creation software. But what do you get with this type of software?
If the individual does not manually go over the content that has just been spun they will literally see a mass of words that make little or no sense. I’ve read, or tried to read a spun article. Yes, the title was enticing, but the content was senseless and frustrating to read. Is it that noticeable?
Yes, it is extremely noticeable. The article(s) that I have read had language that was disjointed and meaningless. And, there was no white space between the words. In my opinion, this is a great way for your article to be denied. So, what can you do?
If you decide to use an article spinner, read the spun copy, correct the spacing, the words for meaning and manually place the articles in a few article directories. Why? You will be more apt to retain your online creditability and have your article accepted. Are you saving time? No, but in this case, you’ll be saving your creditability and your potential for traffic.
However, if you choose to use an article spinner and do not heed my warning. In most cases you will find that:
1) Google will most certainly place your article in the abyss of the Internet for no one to see because it doesn’t offer quality content.
2) Readers will not read your article. They will click away after trying to read the first paragraph of unreadable, and beyond incomprehensible text.
3) Article Directories will not accept your article, if there is human intervention.
To conclude, with the last slap that Google has given the Internet regarding content, you need to be concerned about quality of content. If you’re not concerned, then anticipate losing your place in the search engines and along with it, a loss of traffic.
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A Panda Update-Advice From Google
A Panda Update-Advice From Google
Since the Panda update, many websites have been struggling to get a handle on how to repair the damage. However, since the algorithm that Google created for this new update or any update for that matter, is not divulged, no one is quite sure how to fix their problem. It’s like swimming in a shallow pool with weights on.
Finally Google has opened up and has developed a list of questions you need to ask about a page or an article. As we all know, and as stated by Google, search is a complicated and evolving art and science. Instead of focusing on specific tweaks to your pages, they want to encourage users to ask themselves a series of questions regarding their content.
However, before diving into the questions, there was one specific piece of information that I found important in regards to low-quality content. Google stated that low-quality content on some parts of a website can impact the whole site’s ranking. Thus, you have consider the following options: 1) remove the low quality pages; 2) merge or improve the content of low quality pages, or: 3) move the low quality pages to a different domain.
For details on the questions, check out Google Panda Update By Chris Crum
I would also like to refer you to Article Marketing in Crisis that I wrote earlier, it gives you additional advise, from Google on how to deal with your low quality pages.
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