Anyone using AI writers successfully?

[benkingldn]

Hi everyone - I'm looking to automate my blog posts for a few sites.

After some quick research I noted down the following AI writers:

• WordAI
• Panel AI - Writer
• Zyro
• Presence Up

Anyone using the above or any other tool that is cost effective and good at writing original enough content?

I'm happy to make manual tweaks and edits afterwards. As it's easier than writing it myself & cheaper than hiring a writer.

 

[SunnyLeon]

Spin Rewriter has the option to choose how original you want it to be or how readable. For the most readable it will only change a few synonyms that really make sense

 

[ieJoo]

Word AI gives great content that are suitable for tier 1 campaigns. Also check spinner chief which is my personal favorite.

 

[Lanserek]

The best option is to search for expired articles from sites that existed in your niche but the owner abandoned the site. There are tools to search expired domains so 1) you use one of them 2) search based on keywords that are popular in your niche 3) copy and paste url of the abandoned site to https://archive.org/ 4) look for post you can copy on the archived webpage 5) check if the article isn't used by anyone by copying a few sentences and paste it into google search 6) you can scrap and be happy with your new free article

 

[benkingldn]

Spin Rewriter has the option to choose how original you want it to be or how readable. For the most readable it will only change a few synonyms that really make sense

Thanks for the suggestion I’ll check it out!

Word AI gives great content that are suitable for tier 1 campaigns. Also check spinner chief which is my personal favorite.

Excellent - WordAI was looking promising so I’ll try that and Spinner Chief too which I hadn’t heard of!

The best option is to search for expired articles from sites that existed in your niche but the owner abandoned the site. There are tools to search expired domains so 1) you use one of them 2) search based on keywords that are popular in your niche 3) copy and paste url of the abandoned site to https://archive.org/ 4) look for post you can copy on the archived webpage 5) check if the article isn't used by anyone by copying a few sentences and paste it into google search 6) you can scrap and be happy with your new free article

Very interesting method that I hadn’t thought about! Good idea to add more free posts

 

[Soucha]

I'm happy to make manual tweaks and edits afterwards. As it's easier than writing it myself & cheaper than hiring a writer.

Last time I used Word AI it took me about as long to edit the articles into perfect English as it did to just write the articles from scratch.
The spun copies had a lot of issues, although they were much better then the competition.
That was a few years ago though, so, maybe it's improved.

 

[Froemis7]

The best option is to search for expired articles from sites that existed in your niche but the owner abandoned the site. There are tools to search expired domains so 1) you use one of them 2) search based on keywords that are popular in your niche 3) copy and paste url of the abandoned site to https://archive.org/ 4) look for post you can copy on the archived webpage 5) check if the article isn't used by anyone by copying a few sentences and paste it into google search 6) you can scrap and be happy with your new free article

I would love to be in an evergreen niche right about now.

Last time I used Word AI it took me about as long to edit the articles into perfect English as it did to just write the articles from scratch.
The spun copies had a lot of issues, although they were much better then the competition.
That was a few years ago though, so, maybe it's improved.

Yea, I always get frustrated with wordai. Totally agreed that it takes forever to edit. The end result isnt too great either.