Word AI with SER - Any thoughts?
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UK
As the title says, anyone using Word AI to prepare content, and what do you think of it?
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The uniqueness seems to be a problem though, or is there something I'm missing as I can't get it above an average of 50% for any decent amount of articles (checked using the generate and compare function in TBS)?
I will try it on 'super unique' as you suggested, but I was really looking at it for it's ability to auto spin content that makes sense, as I can just use Kontent machine for more uniqueness for the lower tier stuff.
As I said, I am really impressed with the output of the auto spin though, so I might use it to save a bit of time, maybe rewrite the sentences myself and then us it to auto spin on the word/phrase level.
Just need to see if the price is justified for the output that it would produce, compared to doing the same thing using the "replace everyone's favorites" feature in TBS.
Although the output reads really well I'm still not convinced by the one click article spinning, but then to be fair, perhaps I was expecting too much - I guess that 100s of unique, perfectly readable variations of an article at the click of a mouse was never really going to happen.
However, with some manual spinning and a bit of love, THIS TOOL ABSOLUTELY OWNS IT!!!
After having a bit of a play this evening and in conjunction with some other tools I've managed to create an ultra spun 500 word article (spun on the word/phrase level, and 3 levels deep on sentences and paragraphs), that has every output at a readability level that will pass moderation 99% of the time, passes copyscape every time cleanly (not that I really care about copyscape, but have some credits to use up), and is good for at least several 1000 variations before indexing could become a problem.
All this completed in just over 2 hours - I'm totally blown away!!!
I like {dogs|puppies|pets}.
Phrase level is like this:
{I believe|I think|I know|We think|We believe} pets are awesome.
Sentence level spinning means you write multiple versions of each sentence, like:
{I think pets are awesome|Everyone loves pets|I really love pets}
Which could then be nested like:
{I think {dogs|puppies|pets} are {wonderful|awesome}|{Nearly everyone|My family|Everyone} {like|loves} {dogs|pets}|{I really|Most people|Kids} {adore|love} {dogs|pets|puppies}}
And then if you want even more uniqueness, you can write multiple versions of entire paragraghs, each containing multiple versions of each sentence, which each contain phrase and word variations as well. It is a lot of work to create, but in the end, you can produce thousands of unique articles out of that one super-spinnable article.
@Wizzardly - It is exactly as @seogeek says. If you want to learn more about manual spinning then Matthew Woodward's video lays it all out quite nicely.
@SEOgeek - The tools I used were; Kontent Machine to scrape a load of articles to use different paragraphs from, the title builder from RankWYZ to create 100 titles to spin, TBS to manually spin the sentences and paragraphs, and Word AI to auto spin it all on the word/phrase level.
However, it could also be done fairly easily with just a desk top spinner and word AI though, if you didn't have the other tools mentioned.
dimitribanks, although I wouldn't necessarily call myself an 'expert' with TBS, I've been using it for a long time, and would certainly consider myself a competent user.
I know what you mean about word AI though, and to be honest I wasn't really impressed with its ability to rewrite articles (see my earlier posts), not due to the quality, but mainly just the uniqueness of the outputs.
However, if you want to auto spin something on the word/phrase level then Word AI Turing absolutely knocks the spots off of TBS - they're not even in the same league.
That said, it's not really a case of one tool or the other, as both are good for different things, for example, I wouldn't even entertain trying to use word AI to spin an article manually, but then that's not really what it's designed to do.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that for me it's just a case of using the right/best tool for the job, and if I have to use multiple tools to save me time and complete the job to the standard that I want, then so be it.
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