Best AI content maker in your experience? [2022]

[Deleted member 1075483]

So i wanna try out the AI content writing tools,

Does anyone sue them and can recommend any that work for you well ones based on experience?

 

[shelraisbec]

There are many ai tools but they charge good amount of money.

 

[Pimpampet]

Personally i use Jasper.ai (previously Jarvis) It generates good content, but always has to be proofread and edited by a human if you want quality content.
Writesonic also looks interesting, but haven't tried it personally.

 

[MoonStarz]

1. Copy AI
2. Scalenut
3. Frase IO
You can try out the free plans and decide for yourself.

 

[PinguSpy]

Any platform can't do 1 keyword > whole article perfectly, suck.

 

[Chris Newman]

Rytr and Copymatic are my favourite(s). As long as you can effectively proof-read (check, correct & edit) the AI generated output, Rytr, Copymatic, Jasper, etc are all good. Note that any AI writer tool's output are never totally good enough to be published : they always require effective proof-reading and manual checking, manual corrections, manual editing and then ofcourse a plagiarism check too.

 

[bailus]

Sensit, Autoblogging.ai (especially Pro Mode)

 

[bluecoyote]

Sensit, Autoblogging.ai (especially Pro Mode)

autoblogging sucks. they seem to switch back and forth between davinci and the lesser models. misleading at best.

 

[bitrexF]

What you all talking about, take a look at https://inkforall.com guys ,this is the best ai content tool so far I found and I use it extensivly

 

[chewba]

Jasper.ai, as it generates the most advanced content.

 

[qoNinja]

So i wanna try out the AI content writing tools,

Does anyone sue them and can recommend any that work for you well ones based on experience?

It's better to develop your own, exactly for your needs.

 

[Akaroth]

Do not use them to rank websites, google can easily recognize if a text was written by an IA or not.

 

[neovh34]

I'm using Jasper.ai. So far so good. They have a lot of templates to generate contents from. Blog post, facebook headline, instagram caption, traditional marketing methods AIDA, etc. Price is about $60/month, depends on how many words you'll be generating.

 

[ctadvert]

I use Frase.io free plan, then edit in Fiverrs post editor (pretty nifty with suggestions and free, i don't post just utilise it) then use any free online plagiarism checker before adding to my site and indexing. Literally take about an hour an article of 1000+ words.
Because of fiverrs suggestions based on wordings during edits i find i can get more unique results. Headings etc are all going to be pretty similar but paragraphs change nicely.

 

[HenryHavoc]

I use Frase.io free plan, then edit in Fiverrs post editor (pretty nifty with suggestions and free, i don't post just utilise it) then use any free online plagiarism checker before adding to my site and indexing. Literally take about an hour an article of 1000+ words.
Because of fiverrs suggestions based on wordings during edits i find i can get more unique results. Headings etc are all going to be pretty similar but paragraphs change nicely.

Interesting. What does fiver’s editor do that others don’t?

 

[ctadvert]

Interesting. What does fiver’s editor do that others don’t?

Hey so yea fivers content algorithm provides you with clearer sentences, suggests new words, and even paragraphs based on the natural language we use. Others AL content do have the grab all content and essentially copies what is available around the internet, so inputting what the AL content writers provide me into fiverrs job posting mechanism it will suggest new words, paragraphs and sentences based on the whole of your article, you should really try it out, it's free

 

[Darthfurby]

Most AI writing services like Jasper(widely considered the best) rent OpenAI's GPT-3 Davinci-02 language model and resell it to subscribers at ridiculously marked up prices. If you want the best quality and cheapest deal, cut out the middleman and buy directly from the manufacturer:

https://beta.openai.com/playground

OpenAI's davinci model costs $.02 per 7,500 words(whereas services like Wordplay.ai charges $99 for 7,500 words per month!), and offers a 600,000 word free trial.

Also, be wary of expensive unlimited lifetime deals. There's no such thing as "unlimited", it's a marketing gimmick, most services will eventually go out of business without healthy monthly recurring revenue, or become obsolete when the next hot tech appears, which is always rapidly evolving. Once OpenAI releases GPT-4(rumoured to release around the end of this year), the current batch of popular AI writing services will likely become irrelevant.

 

[aristocratic]

I have used bhmarketer.ai for some time, and it works pretty well. Its also on BHW and is offering free credits. you might consider giving it a try

 

[Techpreneur]

It's better to develop your own, exactly for your needs.

I also plan to build my own model for auto-blogging purposes. Have you had experience in this field?

 

[MisterF]

Jasper.ai (previously Jarvis) and Closers Copy.

@indianmojojojo has a great tool that I am trying out again this week, when I get time.