jasper VS sensit?
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Sensit pricing is far cheaper for me. In the past, I had 5 staff using Jasper to generate the content. So I had to pay the content generation staff, who handed the articles to my article formatting/uploading team, and then a proofreader/editor did the final check.
So with Sensit, I pay less than $2 for a 1000+ word article, and now I don't need my 5 staff using Jasper. So the savings on time and money, for me, is much better with Sensit.
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It appears you absolutely have no idea what you are talking about. OpenAI itself is built on GPT3.
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There really wasn't much need to post this except to troll.
I'm very aware OpenAI created the GPT-3 model, but what I said is that Sensit technology is based on GPT-3 technology. Meaning, it's not using OpenAI/GPT-3, its using similar technology.
debakid
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How do you take that 1500 articles ?
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Sorry, do you mean how did I buy 1500 articles?
debakid
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I thought you meant you got 1500 automated articles from Sensit. You did 1500 1 by 1.
debakid
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yeah, but are these good quality articles ?
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Everyone has their own opinion on quality. These articles sound better than I can write, but most importantly, they rank in Google and haven't had a single site hit by any updates.
Sone
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Did you try Article Forge new version? I need some AI with one click to generate over 1000 words articles. Is there other options or Sensit is the best for that?
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Yes, I've used Article Forge for PBN articles for years, but the quality of the Sensit articles is far better, in my opinion. I use Sensit articles on my money sites and they rank, I never wanted to use an Article Forge article on my money sites.
debakid
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He sounds like he is with the sensit team
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When in actual fact, I've been selling domains and PBN-related services since 2010 and have had Spamzilla's BST on here since 2018. So yes, I need a lot of content quickly and as cheaply as possible while also maintaining some quality.
I'm sharing this knowledge with this great community.
warriorsam53
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Imo, they both have their uses. I use both of them.
For long-form one click content, Sensit is unbeatable. Jasper is great for specific tasks and shorter content.
If you want to produce content quickly in bulk, you can't use Jasper. Sensit is great for that. However, if you're going to manually fact check and edit each article to make it better, you should use Jasper since you have more control over the output with the editor.
The pricing for both is super cheap even though Sensit is cheaper. It's very easy to make 100-200 bucks for the Jasper sub when you can create hundreds and thousands of articles.
For long-form one click content, Sensit is unbeatable. Jasper is great for specific tasks and shorter content.
If you want to produce content quickly in bulk, you can't use Jasper. Sensit is great for that. However, if you're going to manually fact check and edit each article to make it better, you should use Jasper since you have more control over the output with the editor.
The pricing for both is super cheap even though Sensit is cheaper. It's very easy to make 100-200 bucks for the Jasper sub when you can create hundreds and thousands of articles.
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Misterf and Drstew, both defenders of Sensit, *cough* the mighty tool that beats jasper *cough*
MIsterf out of nowhere introduce a topic then drstew generated an article out of it
sounds like a *packing* setup
I just realized most of people here are just ganging up to market their tools
MIsterf out of nowhere introduce a topic then drstew generated an article out of it
sounds like a *packing* setup
I just realized most of people here are just ganging up to market their tools
debakid
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and they are doing a lousy job promoting it. If you search on google for it, this thread is the only one talking about it. I tried so many tools. Have not seen anything close to Jasper. The closest for me, is chatGPT which is in the early stage.
debakid
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I tried it for a bit, but not the autopilot, because it wanted me to put credit card info. It did spit out some good short results. I do not doubt that it is a good tool. Just doubting that it is better than Jasper AI. The whole world would be talking about it by now.
For a new tool that wants its share in the congested AI market, it should allow more trials, be on appsumo, etc... otherwise, it is DOA