Got a free review copy for the service so here is my feedback:
I asked the seller to write me a persuasive sales copy and to be honest then for $6 per 100 words, I was expecting a little more than that.
The article/copy has a not-so-good structure. I give him props for trying to fit all the text into 600 words and give out the full information at the same time, which is complicated but in situations like these you should extend the 600-word mark just to complete the task as naturally as possible.. That's a big issue here that the content is not flowing and if this was done by a human writer it would have had a much different result.
I think that writing articles is just one of these things that cannot be put under a strict word limit, especially when the writing is done by AI because the quality suffers heavily and that's an issue.
For $6 per 100 words I'd expect to get a creative sales copy but what I received was an introduction + a Google copied benefits with a different wording. There isn't much of the creativity I was expecting, however, the sales copy is persuasive as I requested, just not good.
I don't think that I gave them an overly complex task to write about, because I have given the same task/topic to a different seller here and they did a decent job and received a positive review.
However, if this service is used to write blogs/articles (as mine was a sales copy) then it can be a decent service, so everyone who actually asked the seller to provide them with articles AND NOT SALES COPIES might have a much different experience than I had.
Regardless of that, the top native writers on this marketplace are charging $7/8 per 100 words and they constantly give out discounts.. I'm not sure I want to buy this service for almost the same price.
The OP had ordered a short sales blurb, possibly because his conversation numbers weren’t inspiring confidence.
In my 14 years of digital marketing and SEO career, I must have authored over 90 sales pages--some of which have generated over a million dollars in sales for our clients.
Not to blow my own trumpet— I’m just trying to help our readers understand the extensive experience I have in dealing with landing pages and sales pages alike.
So I went in and did a quick scan of his sales pages:
Number 1,
Number 2
What I found during my research is that the writer ended up drafting him an article, or at best a SEO article, which is far from being an average landing page or a sales page.
Just like the writer of those sales pages,( no offense intended), the OP himself may have very little knowledge about what makes for a great landing page, or sales page.
Since the service rules didn’t allow us to write him a sales page as a review copy, we wrote him a
short sales blurb instead, which I know will convert way better than his current content on those sales pages.
I quickly typed in a PM to the OP, asking him to run a A/B test with my delivered copy in both of his sales pages.
Long story short, the incident ( PM) got the OP so worked up that he not only wrote us a negative review, but also alleged that we use AI-generated content to befool and beguile our honest customers.
Now, I cannot allow a reviewer to come up with extraordinary allegations, in which only our work bears the proof of the pudding.
"if this service is used to write blogs/articles (as mine was a sales copy) then it can be a decent service”--"however, the sales copy is persuasive but not good”--"There isn't much of the creativity I was expecting”-- article is “not-so-good-structure”—“ content is not flowing”— are some of the downsides of the delivered article, as per OP, in his own words.
If you read the review above closely, you will find the OP is trying to project uncertainty through conflicting testaments, as a paddled propaganda around the "quality of the service”, with a purpose---- to scare away our prospective audience.
And given I think it’s poor judgement on the part of the OP to have done what he has done, after we walked an extra mile in accommodating his sales page request, it will be my poor judgement to not allow all of my audience access to the review copy we wrote for him.
And, I won’t consider it immoral or unethical.
Do you think it Is AI-content? I hope the OP will wise up someday!
I was offered a FREE review copy of this service here's my review:
I had asked for a blog post article on a niche topic in Pet niche.
The delivered article was high quality, well researched and relevant to the topic.
It's very well structured with proper headings and subheadings.
A total of 800+ words were delivered.
Definitely worth using on moneysite.
Overall, I will recommend the service to anyone looking for website content, niche website content.
Thanks again for the freebie
@yalang
Thank you for that honest review. It’s amazing that you are a happy camper.
I look forward to working with you in the future.
Hello ! maybe you using telegram?
Please check your PM inbox.
Interested in a review copy if there’s still a spot left.
opening of this sales thread is quite engaging to be fair.
Interested in a review copy if they're still available.
Thank you for your kind words, but all of the free review copies have been claimed. Please check your PM.
If cookie-cutter content produced by the AI-enabled tools, or content creators without experience could garner positive ROI, I think copywriters like us would cease to exist.
On the contrary, we have witnessed a massive interest around our content ever since the launch of Chat GPT!
Not to toot my own horn, after spending over 14 years in the field of SEO, and Content marketing, I can tell you that Google still values handmade content, and is probably working around another update that will shoe away sites across niches that host, what I call— Second-grade machine generated content, or in other words, AI content.
AI-content can never match the level of workmanship of a good content writer, or even an average copywriter.
If you want to invest your top dollars in the veteran copywriters of the game, let’s get to work with
Creative Studio today!
