Can anyone recommend a service for auto generating content?

[FIGJAM_81]

Paid or free...

 

[aeisn]

Depends on what you mean. Totally automated content generated by a computer is totally useless and unreadable. The next level is automatic article rewriters, which work off existing content. Those also tend to be poorly written, and of questionable legality. My suggestion would be to find some public domain content, or outsource it for $0.01/word. Most auto generating programs are paid anyway, so it's unlikely you'll end up saving money.

 

[ImagesAndWords]

Depends greatly on what you need it for.

If you're looking to do BH content generation, check out SSEC. It worked well for me back when I was into more into it. You can also use it to drive traffic, and the guys behind it really know their stuff.

 

[guerilla]

Datapresser if it is still going.

My amigo Kansieo has Caffeinated Content.

 

[FIGJAM_81]

Thanks guys.

 

[Xrproto]

Yacg was the last I used but it's been well over a year, read they've made some nice updates since I last used it.

Yet Another Content Generator

 

[DumDum]

JetSpinner.com

It might require about 2-3 hours to write the initial article but trust me, it's worth the effort, you could then have 999 unique articles from that single article and trust me, EACH article will be unique!!!

 

[jshotz]

I use
Blog Content Wizard

 

[stevehnsn]

I've heard good things about Caffeinated Content and YACG. I've used neither.

Humanspinner/Jetspinner/Jetsubmitter seems to be a decent service, but you will end up paying like $10 an article if you pay to have it written, rewritten with spinner context, and submitted, plus $37 a month for jetsubmitter if you want to blast unique articles out to directories. I have only used this a little bit and have not paid for the jetsubmitter service yet. This is not necessarily an autoblog service either.

Right now I'm using Content Boss to publish to my autoblogs automatically, but it costs about $75 a month, which is mad expensive.

There are definitely other autoblog systems out there, but I don't know much about them.