Choosing the right Content Scraper (+Spinner)
hi guys,
I'm currently looking for a good article scraper + spinner, but the vast selection is making my head spin and by now I don't even know what the f* to do.
I'm basically looking for a way to scrape content/articles for my niches. I've looked into article builder, which is 300$ and definitely too expensive for me.
Right now I just don't know where to get the content from (I'll be using it for my T2/T3 and maybe some T1 sites, for my low quality niches).
I've even thought about googling for articles on my topic and then just spin them. In other words, do the content scraping manually.
Any comments on that?
My spinner of choice is going to be The Best Spinner, I think. It looks pretty good and isn't too expensive, either. Additionally to that it comes with a good looking piece of software which allows me to manually spin my quality T1 articles.
Any help is highly appreciated.
I'm currently looking for a good article scraper + spinner, but the vast selection is making my head spin and by now I don't even know what the f* to do.
I'm basically looking for a way to scrape content/articles for my niches. I've looked into article builder, which is 300$ and definitely too expensive for me.
Right now I just don't know where to get the content from (I'll be using it for my T2/T3 and maybe some T1 sites, for my low quality niches).
I've even thought about googling for articles on my topic and then just spin them. In other words, do the content scraping manually.
Any comments on that?
My spinner of choice is going to be The Best Spinner, I think. It looks pretty good and isn't too expensive, either. Additionally to that it comes with a good looking piece of software which allows me to manually spin my quality T1 articles.
Any help is highly appreciated.
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Mind helping me out?
But one question though - WordAI standard plan isn't that exceptionally good, is it? I've read a couple of spun texts and it's good, there's no doubt about that, but not really good. Don't know about the Turing plan. This might be a game changer.
However, the reason I brought this up, content scrapers/spinners like WAC are of the same quality, as far as I know and it has a built-in scraper and it's only a one time payment.
I'm just wondering if it might not be better to go for WAC instead of the lite version of WordAI.
I've read so many people praise WAC as the best thing that has ever happened and then there's people like you who tell the complete opposite.
It's just really hard for people like me to figure out which way to go and which software to buy.
Nevertheless, @JudderMan 's idea sounds really good and since WordAI has a 3-day trial I'll just go ahead and try it. If I like I'll stick with it, if not, I'll have to start looking around again.
Has anyone made any experience with SEOcontentMachine? They've got a 5-day trial which can be renewed again and again and it's got an article scraper.
Thanks for your descriptive post.
I think I'll play around a little with your method. I guess the content you create this way is for lower tiers and spam links, isn't it?
Right now, I don't really know how to approach my T1 content building. Do you write articles yourself and then manually spin them?
Same goes for ACW. I've looked into it, before, but their tutorial video has got some depressing music in it. This always makes me wonder if they were to cheap too just spend 10-20$ on Fiverr and get a decent voicer over. Don't know.. just puts the whole product in a strange light, you know?
May I ask what exactly you mean by 'pretty cool for T1s on some sites'? Is it only useful for very broad niches, or is it about the quality of the output texts?
One last question though - do you spin the articles created by ACW (using WordAI) and then submit them to your T1, or what is your process with this one?
If I'm not mistaking, ACW only supports TheBestSpinner and SpinnerChief.
Alright, so in summary:
T1 (quality content): Use ACW + WordAI for spinning
T2 and below (uniqueness > readablitiy): Get Article Lite + Heavy Spinning using WordAI
Again, I can't thank you enough. You've really shed some light on this topic, for me.
So, I actually bought ACW. I guess you could say I'm somewhat satisfied with the results of the articles. It's definitely not T1 worthy, but still much easier and faster than writing an article all by myself. To be fair, my niche is really small, so I figured there wouldn't be much content about it.
About Get Article Lite - I tried what you said and downloaded it from the official website, but the .exe won't open. Would you mind sharing yours? Maybe they updated it, but didn't notice that the file is broken.
Thanks.
But I'm not 100% sure, as the Get Article Lite.exe won't open for me.. it appears to be broken.
The key to getting good source content is using the right keywords. This includes putting quotes around phrases and using negative keywords.
Are you suggesting to use whole sentences as exact match keywords? I assumed that the more vague the KWs the better the results, since you're not setting up so very strict rules. At least that's what I did, since I operate in very small and very specific niches.
Since you're already in this thread - mind sharing some tips & tricks?
Here's a suggestion for your next update:
If possible I'd like to see an article scraper that simply scrapes the whole article instead of scraping for sentences and putting them together in a new article.
This way people are able to scrape for relevant articles and maybe rewrite/spin them by hand if they're looking for high quality output, or they can simply take the whole article and throw it into WordAI and superspin it and get thousands of unique articles.
The problem right now is that for both options, high quality content and lower tier content, we still need to look over the whole article, maybe rewrite/delete a couple of sentences.
I haven't seen this option in any article scraper, yet and I personally think this would be an awesome feature.
I believe Spinnerchief 3 Ultimate license is *much* better value than WordAI Turing and Standard plans for that matter. "Super Readable" (the equivalent of using Turing spinner in WordAI) does seem to be just as good at rewriting plus you get the SpinnerChief application as well as API that can be used in many content creators including SEOCM.
For $67 per year or $180 lifetime you get 250 API submits per day, max 5000 words per submit.
For article scraping I'm still using SEOCM - it's the best.