Content Professor - The Best Free Mac & PC Article Spinner?

Okay, it's own up time. I love writing, and I think the Mac is the creative writers platform. I write all my own stuff.

And I've never wanted anything to do with article spinning software.

I write for a living and I think I write well, so do the 'Internet "Guru's" who hire me to write their articles, ebooks and blog content for them.
A few years ago things were great, I pride myself on being able to write 6-8 quality articles a day in any given voice and on any given subject. Article creation work was constant and ongoing.
Then suddenly things changed, those same customers wanted 10 articles by tomorrow.
Then for 30 of each article reworked differently, again with deadlines of one, two or three days.

Work began to be given out to those people who said they could do it, for pennies on the dollar. Within months the web seemed to be flooded with 'articles' like the one I've posted above, (Rollover Shakespeare, the games up).
The big hitters needed something better.
Enter the Article Spinner......

Firstly, please ignore the two small tabs to the left of the image - I snapped this image in Omniweb, and captured two open tabs at the same time. Oops.
Ok, back to the screen. As you can see it is not overbusy, and is easy to find your way about on.
I did so, and spun/spon/spinned (whatever) my first ever article without even looking at the manual.
All this from the guy who is known as "Captain Helpdesk" out on the writing circuit.
You simply drop your title and subject matter into the boxes, press 'find synonyms"

and this is what happens......

All I've done is dropped in that drecky article that I showed you up the page, and walked through the document a word at a time by pressing the tab key. When I made a mistake I moved back by pressing shift tab. Simple Pimple.

The free option allows you to add 5 synonyms per word, and the paid option, should you choose it in the future, allows unlimited changes.
You can choose how many articles you want spun, press 'download articles' and there they are on the desktop.
This is what it did to the Wanna Get Rich 'article' I showed above........

What do you think?
It's at least readable, which, bearing in mind that I wasn't actually working with a passage from Proust in the first place, I don't think it did too bad at all.
It has spun it to a reading age of nearly ninth grade (14-15 years old) which makes it quick and easy to scan through. And it didn't cost me a bean to do it.
The article took 5 minutes of my time to rework and I could have made 250 unique articles from it had I chosen to at the push of a button (but who would want 250?)

The only downsides were:
1. I had to wait 2 minutes per download as the paid members have priority.
2. I can only do 600 spins a month whereas paid members can do zillions.
3. It costs money to upgrade (but see below).

The Upsides?
1. If I chose to, I can put together groups of articles in double quick time for my clients, and, as long as the stuff going in is good content, the stuff coming out will be totally acceptable.
2. When you dig around inside the members area, it costs only $7.95 a month to gain paid member status.

If I decided to, I can now compete with all those guys in Asia, and hold my head up while I do it, at the same time giving my long term clients exactly what they ask for, without compromising on quality.
Just don't ask me to churn out 250 articles from one start point, I'll never do it.
3 or 4 maybe, but that's all I'll ever need.
If you're a big hitting content provider or user, Content Professor will be right up your street.

Well.....
Firstly, you need to know that It worked seamlessly on my G4 Powerbooks running 10.4.11, and Leopard (I'm sticking with my legacy Macs so can't comment on OSX 10.6, but I'll bet it will be fine) - and a test on my standby Toshiba 1.42 Intel laptop with Windows Vista Home proved to be just as efficient.

So what you really need to know is whether Content Professor is worth a spin on your Mac (no pun intended)?

I'm guessing you're probably a writer/content provider, otherwise you wouldn't be searching for an article spinner, and you wouldn't be searching for a spinner if you didn't need a bit of an edge over your competitors. And there are very very few article spinners for a Mac.

Good content gets the links, and a lot of good content gives link juice to die for.
I can see Content Professor becoming a real asset for lots of Mac writers in the months to come.

And me?

I've put my ego to one side, said goodbye to one burger meal a month and took the $7.95 monthly membership option straight off.

Personally, Having used it for more than a week now, I think it's a great tool to have in the box, if I ever need it, but everyone should have access to the free option, it's a no brainer.

Don't forget, you don't have to upgrade and spend that $7.95 if you don't want to, the free option is still a class act.
And I haven't mentioned the bonuses you get (even for free), or the vast PLR library you will have access to.

Press the Professor below this text and at least try it out, and see whether it can make a difference to you, and to your income.

If you are in the internet writing business, if you blog, need website content (and lots of it), you need to at least give Content Professor a try..

Press the Professors box below, and add a real productive tool to your Mac or PC toolkit In less than 3 minutes.

For free.