Integrate autocorrect grammar APIs into SER
Hello @sven,
I am wondering if you could add autocorrection API's (for articles/text) into SER.
With Google increasing their ability to find spun text, it would this would be of great importance and benefit to all SER users. Especially those using spun text. In my own experience, I've manually taken some spun articles, used Grammarly on them, and seen some pretty convincing rank improvements. However, this method is manual, when I'm pretty sure the same thing can be accomplished automatically (but sadly, not by Grammarly, they don't offer an API).
I found this one when searching around, there seems to be an autocorrection script already written, perhaps it could just be added to SER?
Company link:
https://www.grammarbot.io/tutorial-automated-correction
Github link:
https://gist.github.com/oasic/2c53ab7adf3d0d67b24d18a9a0e3bbf0
Then a section in options for "autocorrection APIs" similar to have captchas are done? Over time, with the system being in place, more API's could be added (and you could also gain affiliate commissions from any sites that offer them - I bet many SEO's who use SER would sign up with these sites).
There are also other API's as such perfecttense.com, but I haven't really been able to figure out how to get an API key from them. Grammarbot as mentioned above seem to have already given us code to use for autocorrection, and would likely be the easiest to integrate.
This would be a massive time saver for all of us, I can't overstate the magnitude of it and would be happy to make a donation to make this happen.
Let me know what you think.
Thanks!
I am wondering if you could add autocorrection API's (for articles/text) into SER.
With Google increasing their ability to find spun text, it would this would be of great importance and benefit to all SER users. Especially those using spun text. In my own experience, I've manually taken some spun articles, used Grammarly on them, and seen some pretty convincing rank improvements. However, this method is manual, when I'm pretty sure the same thing can be accomplished automatically (but sadly, not by Grammarly, they don't offer an API).
I found this one when searching around, there seems to be an autocorrection script already written, perhaps it could just be added to SER?
Company link:
https://www.grammarbot.io/tutorial-automated-correction
Github link:
https://gist.github.com/oasic/2c53ab7adf3d0d67b24d18a9a0e3bbf0
Then a section in options for "autocorrection APIs" similar to have captchas are done? Over time, with the system being in place, more API's could be added (and you could also gain affiliate commissions from any sites that offer them - I bet many SEO's who use SER would sign up with these sites).
There are also other API's as such perfecttense.com, but I haven't really been able to figure out how to get an API key from them. Grammarbot as mentioned above seem to have already given us code to use for autocorrection, and would likely be the easiest to integrate.
This would be a massive time saver for all of us, I can't overstate the magnitude of it and would be happy to make a donation to make this happen.
Let me know what you think.
Thanks!
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Or is it running on your API key in 'free mode'? Because it seems to be doing nothing (Grammarly still finds a load of simple spelling/grammar mistakes) by default and I can't find the settings for it anywhere.
"GrammarBot" - Free limit is 4500 requests/month, and $0.01 per word over the limit. You could sign up and just test a sentence to make sure you're not going to spend any money. Each user would need to enter their own API key:
API link:
https://rapidapi.com/grammarbot/api/grammarbot/pricing
As noted earlier, here is a pre-written script for autocorrection.
https://www.grammarbot.io/tutorial-automated-correction
https://gist.github.com/oasic/2c53ab7adf3d0d67b24d18a9a0e3bbf0
I don't see it in the spinning services on the "Article" section.
But my articles are automatically produced using:
Is it possible to configure Perfect Tense the check + correct grammar mistakes in my articles before they're posted?
I've re-checked 100 times and don't see PerfectTense listed anywhere. Am I in the wrong place?
With Google getting better at detecting spun content, this would be an invaluable addition to SER. Basically, we have grammar API's that will check our articles before submitting.
I have seen some pretty convincing results in my own projects by doing nothing besides using Grammarly on posts/articles and fixing the grammar issues. I repeated this test across a wide variety of sites and was surprised (and annoyed because it's so time-consuming to do it manually) to see it had an effect... but it definitely seemed to.
This could slow down the submission of course (when enabled), but users would have the option to enable or disable services like Perfect Tense. For me, since I mainly use SER for non-mass posting (mainly PBN posts), the increased submission time would be absolutely worth it for proper grammar/spell checking.
GSA Content Generator would unfortunately not allow me to accomplish this, as I have over 300k spun lines split into various files - files that come together in #file_links templates to make articles. The articles consist of multiple different files for sentences (not all the same file).
I’ve probably spent 150+ hours developing and perfecting these templates over the years, so sadly switching to something else isn’t possible.
The only way to accomplish this is to send the article to Perfect Tense before submitting it.
Also, many users don’t have GSA Content Generator and this would help everyone a lot.
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If you can estimate how long such an integration would take, perhaps I could pay you for that amount of time? Or at least, make it worth your time?
Thanks as always!
Just so we’re on the same page, Perfect Tense isn’t actually doing any “spinning” right? It’s just sending the article generated to Perfect Tense before posting.
Workflow like this:
article template/spun article -> SER compiles article (pulls in content and unspins) -> article sent to Perfect Tense for corrections -> article posted to target.