░ Best AI Tool for Content Writting? ░

[jeronymo29]

I almost came across - Writeseed - (see Appsumo - great price and reviews).
I would love to hear the experience of someone using it.

 

[PURSUIT MEDIA]

ChatGPT and QuillBot to fine-tune

 

[Md Sahid Mia]

Affpilot and ChatGPT

 

[Siddhant654321]

Chatgpt and by chatgpt, I mean GPT-4. GPT-3.5 is shit in my opinion. If it is written by GPT-3.5, I don't need an AI content detector to know if my content will pass the AI Detection test. I can read it and know right away it's written by AI. If you wanna go with something free then give Claude 2 a try. Their new version is really good

 

[MonymanJoe]

Why is no one saying copy.ai?

 

[rettu]

Can't say about the best tool.
But recently bought a subscription for Zimmwriter and so far not impressed. Articles look too generic and any ai detection tool says text is 100% ai.
I get better results (better articles themselves) with my prompts with gpt3.5. Also, ai detection never gives more than 50% probability of ai text.

 

[Takahara]

For me, the best is still GPT 4 with AIPRM.

The majority of services are just crap that give you a prompt like:

Write a text about [topic].
Make sure to focus on [key points].
Write it in a [X tone]

3 fields that are automatically filled in by what you write.
Congrats, you've paid €1 for your shit, which will be detected by AI at a minimum of 60%.

If, on top of that, you use a tool to rewrite your text and make it "more human", there's a good chance that it will destroy your keyword(s).

The best solution is to use chat GPT 4 with AIPRM and/or a customised prompt to fine-tune your text.

 

[MonymanJoe]

For me, the best is still GPT 4 with AIPRM.

The majority of services are just crap that give you a prompt like:

Write a text about [topic].
Make sure to focus on [key points].
Write it in a [X tone]

3 fields that are automatically filled in by what you write.
Congrats, you've paid €1 for your shit, which will be detected by AI at a minimum of 60%.

If, on top of that, you use a tool to rewrite your text and make it "more human", there's a good chance that it will destroy your keyword(s).

The best solution is to use chat GPT 4 with AIPRM and/or a customised prompt to fine-tune your text.

keywords/SEO is useless now, because of googles new update

 

[Beklink]

ChatGPT but make sure to try it 1-2 week until you perfect your own prompts

 

[husow]

i'm using gpt 4 but i tried writer, rytr. For me best of gpt 4

 

[watsonovedades]

I know a secret tool that is not known publicly yet. 99% human-type article I am using it.

Who Made this tool?

 

[QuanticIT]

Who Made this tool?

Who knows... Some unknown mastermind developer. Want to see some samples?

 

[Rahul_1506]

Consider using JasperDocs, Kuki, or Writesonic for AI-generated, SEO-optimized content. They can help draft content around specified keywords. However, in the finance niche, it's wise to blend AI output with human expertise for accuracy and compliance.

 

[PeterPerseo]

Affpilot and ChatGPT

On each post you write in this forum, you mention Affpilot! Only you, nobody else (I was looking for review of that tool).
Are you the owner? LOL

 

[Markooo]

I use browser automation to use the Claude web interface

Do you use a specific software/script or you coded it? I have no idea what's out there for reliable browser automation and a suggestion would help . Thanks

 

[Markooo]

The best solution is to use chat GPT 4 with AIPRM and/or a customised prompt to fine-tune your text.

AIPRM is just a free/paid repository of Prompts from users with some additional function. Or there's something I'm missing? I used it when it first came out but I abandoned when they went paid version .Thanks For your time

 

[chatyara]

Bing chat + Grammarly

 

[BoostGrams]

ChatGPT and bard are the best. If you can create good prompts, you can create an entire website with them.

 

[rb2023]

Do you use a specific software/script or you coded it? I have no idea what's out there for reliable browser automation and a suggestion would help . Thanks

I used Taskmagic for it. There's no need to custom code something that has a load of solutions out there already.

 

[Markooo]

I used Taskmagic for it. There's no need to custom code something that has a load of solutions out there already.

Appreciate the information, I will try Taskmagic, sounds better than learning Python from scratch