Simple Spintax parser - to create unique tweets (not dodgy articles)

[eseyo]

I used to use Tweetadder version 3 to help create some variety to the tweets we published for some clients. This had a great little Spintax parser that would create a list of unique tweets if you input the spun text for it to use - something like this:

{Do you {own|have} a|Have you got a} {Septic Tank|Cesspit|Cess Pit}? When was {it last|the last time {|that} it was} {emptied|serviced|drained|discharged}? etc...

From this it would create all of the unique versions from which I would select some and then schedule them to publish among the other content we had for them

In version 4 of Tweetadder this tool was removed. A real shame. Does anyone know of any similar tool that can be used to provide a simple parsing of a short string of spintax? It'd be even better if, like TA3, it would reject any variations that were greater than 140 characters.

Ideally a web based tool?

Your links and thoughts welcome...

[FedeEinhorn]

Did you ask yourself why Tweetadder removed the tool? spinning content/tweets or whatever you "SPIN" to create content (like tweets) by having a template is a BAD BAD idea. I'd suggest you spend some time writing each and every single tweet.

You can still automate some of them, for example those that are sent when you publish a blog post (but still those aren't spun).

Stay away of any tool that offers you to spin the text and create different variations, they are really bad choice, not only SEOwise, but customerwise too. I bet your twitter audience can actually pick up on those spunned tweets if them actually read them often.

Hope that helps!