It’s no secret that some people use content spinning tools that often churn out articles in broken English or articles that simply make hardly any sense.   For instance, spinning can result in the turning of the word “auto” into a replacement word of “car,” even when the content is talking about autoresponders (computer programs that automatically answer email directed their way). Thus results when submitting articles like this to directories are most often rejections or deletions.

However, many other people take better care with their content creation, having humans writing it, not tools that scrape and / or spin words from elsewhere. Yet these ethical, hard-working, conscientious people still face rejections and deletions in article directories, often without any explanation or with a generic one, pointing submitters to guidelines that can be pages long, to discover why their content was not accepted.

Top reasons can be anything from the article lacking the minimum word count, to the piece having too many links, to too many spelling and grammar errors, and more. But what if you are as sure as you can be that your article is solid, in tip top shape?  What can you do?

Here are some suggestions