how many unique articles can one WAC article spit out?

bigredmachine

I don't check "don't post duplicate articles" in SER because it seems like it counts submitted articles, and not vertified articles. Therefore, it runs out of articles very quickly.
I use WAC to produce articles, and then just plug them into SER article manager. As you probably know, duplicate articles are a huge footprint so that's definitely something we want to avoid.
If WAC produces one article with spintax, how many times can you keep using that one article in SER, until it starts spitting out duplicates?
If I have 25 spintax articles, and 400 verifieds, are those 400 verifieds all 95% unique? or is there a chance some are duplicates?

fakenickahl

This entirely depends on your settings in wac. Also whether or not you only sentence spin or word spin? I usually scrape 4-5k lines and make a tool auto spin them. You can use the best spinner to compare x number of spins to each other and get a percentage of uniqueness. However even the best spun article could produce the exact same article 5 times in a row though it is very unlikely.

DeadMilkMen

Yeah it would be nice if you could plug WAC in where it auto uploads fresh content. : ]

EttiennevStaden

I wouldn't recommend WAC, it just does not work properly, unless you like tearing your hair out

donaldbeck

@SEO_Addict

In which aspect didn't it work? I found it to work quite well in time that I spent with it.

chela1980

@SEO_Addict I want to buy WAC, what is better alternative then?

coneh34d

donaldbeck Sometimes WAC will output garbled data for a SER field. You can only see that it has when existing the project in SER when SER validates the field or when you Preview in the SER Article Manager tab. I have had WAC on several occasions posting raw spintax. It is a great tool, and when I used it heavily, I got in the habit of testing everything in Article Manager before letting it rip. I use Kontent Machine and spinfolders for everything now, I just dont have the time to import into every project all day long.

royalmice

+1 for Kontent Machine

donaldbeck

@coneh34d

I was not aware of that. I've never actually used WAC for a real project.