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[JonyK]

powerarticlerewriter vs wordflood


which one do you prefer and why ?

Thanks

Jonyk

[Graham]

Depends on your goal with the domain. If you are trying to SEO it to rank for article writer, then the first one (though I don't get the "power" in front).

Without any other information and only those two choices I would take wordflood because its shorter and more brandable. I think the writing industry is more revolved around word of mouth and referrals over search traffic if I had to guess and its easier for customers to remember as wordflood.

* For the record I don't consider myself an expert *

[Elsidney]

If I understand this correctly, those two are both article rewriting software, right?

If that's so, then though I am definitely no expert, I think that neither will be of much use in this particular line of business. I think they will probably work better in an ad-sense related business.

As to which is better, I haven't used either, so I can't say.

[Graham]

LOL... I thought he was trying to decide between 2 domains.

[leporello]

Thebestspinner is 1000 times better than both.

[LadyHoldem]

I played with wordflood for about an hour. I was messing with some articles I plan to submit to different ezines etc..

I toyed with a few types of articles, and it is real effective and easy to use. However, I also found that i sort of naturally rewrite as I read, so it's just faster for me to do that.

I haven't ever tried the other option you mentioned.

[PTC]

which one is yours?

[LadyHoldem]

Wordflood's actually free.. They snag ur email for spamming purposes i'm sure. So err i vote for option #2. WF used to cost money. I actually read something about it yesterday at another affiliate forum and downloaded it. It was fun to play with. :P

[ncosic]

Is it possible to test for duplicates for a rewritten article? E.g. if I pay someone to do article writing, how do I know he has not just rewritten them using this software? Do you think google can detect this and penalize for duplicates?

regards,
Nick

[LadyHoldem]

You can use copyscape to check, and also try just searching for snippets of the article in google, using ""'s.

How many posts do you have to have to get a siggy here? I'm dying to see them.