bromanager
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- May 29, 2021
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Please recommend an article generator. I used ArticleForge, but the quality of the article is very low
article generator
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Mirabelle-Berger
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- Jul 3, 2021
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You can use conversion Ai
Is that not just a spinner?
Conversion.Ai is awesome and the new Boss Mode means it is even faster.
I ran off a 2.6k article yesterday, took me less than 20 minutes including proof reading, tweaking via Grammarly and checked it via Quetext and it was 100% unique.
- Nov 11, 2018
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I agree.
I am getting better producing article with conversion ai.
The more you use it better you get at it.
How it pans out in terms of Google ranking in longterm is yet to be seen though.
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Another count for conversion.ai
- Oct 28, 2020
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wordAI is by the same company that made ArticleForge
@bromanager I was trying out various content writing tools over the last 3 days, and I didn't even have the time to check all that are available (and more of them pop up each day), but... if you don't mind manually inputting sentences / topics into the software to get the desired result, these tools are pretty impressive (and they are the ones I'm heavily considering getting at the moment).
rytr.me
writesonic.com
frase.io
conversion.ai
writerzen.com
nichesss.com
contentvillain.com
Not all of these tools are like ArticleForge, but that's good because the quality of the output articles is superior to what AF produces at the moment, but like I said, you have to play with them for a while until you get the desired effect, but once you figure them out you won't be using another content spinner / mass article producer ever again.
For example, you can use frase.io to break down the content of the top 3, top 5, top 10, top 20 or whatever pages ranking in google for your target keyword, mix and match their sub-headings and sub-heading'd sections and then literally copy-paste this content into a content rewriter (NOT spinner!) that rewrites the content at sentence level (I've tested rytr and writesonic for this purpose and the rewritten content is incredible, basically you can't tell that this is machine-generated content) and then - after rewriting that content - take it back to frase.io and optimize it for google and then slap that 100% unique, perfectly readable, perfectly SEO optimized content on your site and google will suck it. They will never EVER in a million years be able to tell that it's machine generated.
I have spend the last 3 days (literally) watching youtube videos of 5-10 reviews and demos for any of these tools and I can wholeheartedly recommend you take a look at these tools and get their free trials and play with the tools and you will see how good they are. Much better than what Article Forge currently produces.
Also, there are various lifetime deals on appsumo.com for some of these tools where you would get slightly worse plans than if you were to purchase these tools from their own sites, but for a one-time fee (say $69, or $49, or $179 or whatever) and it would still be an amazing deal. And in 10 days or so appsumo will run a the "appsumo day" where they will probably lower the fees for some of these tools even more, or make them free altogether (finger crossed lol), so if I were you I would waste a few days of my life checking the reviews and demos of the tools that I mentioned above, on youtube, then take their free trials and then get my money ready for the "appsumo day" deal to snatch up the deals of your life, content-wise. I'm not even joking, just paste 2-3 short sentences (up to 300 characters long, cause that's the limit) into rytr or writesonic and use their content rephraser function (or whatever it's called, I don't remember) to rewrite those short sentences and if you don't get human-writing quality back I'll eat my words.
Starblazer
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- Feb 28, 2019
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Now we are in the AI era. The spinners will be obsolete very soon. You can try conversion ai to see if it fits your requirements. There are a few alternatives.
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Since the compose limit is removed, do you let Jarvis run without prompts/your input in between?
Like, organize the first paragraph and let him do the rest.
Also, do you fill-up the content description part to maximize the quality of output?
Just curious. 2K is under 20 minutes is just baffling.
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bilalqayyum
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See : https://digitalmarketingtipsy.com/tools/best-article-generator-software/
It shows you more details about some best article generators with features , pricing , quick comparisons , and benefits of article generators , and it helps you to select the best you need by viewing all .
Hope this Helps !
It shows you more details about some best article generators with features , pricing , quick comparisons , and benefits of article generators , and it helps you to select the best you need by viewing all .
Hope this Helps !
Wrong, they do have a trial.
digi robot
Senior Member
- Dec 17, 2018
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This is my route
Use rytr.me to create article outline with keywords.
Write introduction using Rytr.
Put all in Jarvis and let him write.
Rytr is a btter version of GPT3 than Jarvis imo.
Use rytr.me to create article outline with keywords.
Write introduction using Rytr.
Put all in Jarvis and let him write.
Rytr is a btter version of GPT3 than Jarvis imo.
Hahaha, me too. Wondering what the output will look like...