Guybrushthepirate
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Please, vote only if you have actually tried at least one of the tools.
Best AI rewriting tool
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I've not tried Jasper extensively (only for a few days when it first got released and only because there was a free / cheap trial) but it gets a lot of good recommendations, so I'm assuming that it's the best AI writing assistant on the market, even though I do have a soft spot for Rytr.
However, Jasper is not a rewriting tool, per se, which is why I'm going to vote for Jasper as the best AI writing assistant (even though it might still have rewriting capabilities), but I will choose SpinRewriter as the true, best rewriting tool (or content spinner if you want to call it like this, it's the same).
And yes, I did try SR extensively in the past for several months and it's the simplest, most powerful spinner on the market in my opinion. The trick is that you have to "train" it, so-to-speak, in order for it to rewrite / spin your content into a quality article while still retaining high uniqueness. And this "training" bothers most of the people, including myself
But yeah, I think Jasper and SpinRewriter are the best in their respective categories (Jasper for creating content out of thin air, and SpinRewriter for rewriting existing content)
EDIT: no, I never used Quilbot so I can't speak for, or against it, and it might actually be better than SR, but I gave my opinion on what I know / have used only, so take my opinion with a grain of salt
However, Jasper is not a rewriting tool, per se, which is why I'm going to vote for Jasper as the best AI writing assistant (even though it might still have rewriting capabilities), but I will choose SpinRewriter as the true, best rewriting tool (or content spinner if you want to call it like this, it's the same).
And yes, I did try SR extensively in the past for several months and it's the simplest, most powerful spinner on the market in my opinion. The trick is that you have to "train" it, so-to-speak, in order for it to rewrite / spin your content into a quality article while still retaining high uniqueness. And this "training" bothers most of the people, including myself
But yeah, I think Jasper and SpinRewriter are the best in their respective categories (Jasper for creating content out of thin air, and SpinRewriter for rewriting existing content)
EDIT: no, I never used Quilbot so I can't speak for, or against it, and it might actually be better than SR, but I gave my opinion on what I know / have used only, so take my opinion with a grain of salt
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None , none of them is ai rewriter, the only one out there I saw and tested was one created by @Paranoid Android who has paused his sales thread and gone on vacation.
O well!
O well!
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I have used Jasper and it does a pretty good job. I would say it’s one of the better ones out there the best one I’ve tried is Scalenut, especially for long-form content. It combines SEO and keyword research along with an AI writer. You can write a 2000-word article/blog in about five minutes.
another one I just started trying out is Go Charlie, it’s a one-click blog writer, but the output is phenomenal.
another one I just started trying out is Go Charlie, it’s a one-click blog writer, but the output is phenomenal.
Stuart Sergio
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Jasper is good tool.
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I think jasper wins the race.
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ALL of the tools as mentioned by OP, are AI based AND do have rewriting functionality (ofcourse apart from other functionalities).
Website of WordAi mentions "WordAi uses advanced machine learning models to provide high quality rewriting"
Website of QuillBot mentions "QuillBot will rewrite your text" & mentions "AI-powered"
Website of Jasper mentions "Rewrite Content" & mentions "Jasper is the AI Content Platform ..."
Website of Spin Rewriter mentions "One Click Rewrite" & mentions "cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence"
Website of Spinner Chief mentions "SpinnerChief will give you the best rewritten articles" & mentions "newest Artificial Intelligence technology"
You may visit the above links to their respective official websites and verify for yourself that all of them officially mention that they are AI based with rewriting functionality.
Incase you feel that they are not AI based and/or they do not have rewriting functionalities, then their respective websites have their contact information and you can raise any questions that you may have, directly with them & I'm sure their support(s) would be glad to answer your questions & clarify your doubts.
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Last week I tried both - WordAI and SpinRewriter. Out of these two I had a good experience with WordAI. It spins the content that is quite readable. However it is important to note that manual supervision was still needed when the content was long form.
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All Ai tools need manual supervision, especially if the topic of the article is specific or not general.
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Did he get rich?
Regarding the thread, I won't advertise any product. You can make your own using OpenAI API. Learn it. It's worth it if you take it seriously.
Guybrushthepirate
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Thanks everyone for your feedback!
Guybrushthepirate
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I've not tried Jasper extensively (only for a few days when it first got released and only because there was a free / cheap trial) but it gets a lot of good recommendations, so I'm assuming that it's the best AI writing assistant on the market, even though I do have a soft spot for Rytr.
However, Jasper is not a rewriting tool, per se, which is why I'm going to vote for Jasper as the best AI writing assistant (even though it might still have rewriting capabilities), but I will choose SpinRewriter as the true, best rewriting tool (or content spinner if you want to call it like this, it's the same).
And yes, I did try SR extensively in the past for several months and it's the simplest, most powerful spinner on the market in my opinion. The trick is that you have to "train" it, so-to-speak, in order for it to rewrite / spin your content into a quality article while still retaining high uniqueness. And this "training" bothers most of the people, including myself
But yeah, I think Jasper and SpinRewriter are the best in their respective categories (Jasper for creating content out of thin air, and SpinRewriter for rewriting existing content)
EDIT: no, I never used Quilbot so I can't speak for, or against it, and it might actually be better than SR, but I gave my opinion on what I know / have used only, so take my opinion with a grain of salt
Do you use it for generating content for your money site (maybe just for the blog) or for web2.0 and tier 2 links properties?
- Apr 22, 2022
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The site I am currently using it is not my money site yet
but who knows if the traffic scales then it can be my jackpot too!