Is Jasper worth it?
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Angello Vercet
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- Jun 1, 2022
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I have been using Jasper for more than six months to write articles on various topics and I am satisfied with the work of Jasper. Yes, sometimes it may not generate unique content, but most of the time I get what I expect.
- Apr 27, 2016
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It is good if you have a budget. But there are similar other tools which are good.
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Can you recommend a good alternative please?
- Apr 22, 2022
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Thanks for this information, I just checked their site today and found that the $89 it is only 20k words per month. Then I checked in AppSumo. There it is mentioned unlimited words.
So are you sure that Appsumo is the better option to buy it from?
Takdeer Pias
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- Feb 18, 2021
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I think so. I wrote many article using jasper. It was conversation ai then
Roger Marquez
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- Apr 17, 2017
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I later bought their log-form editor for like $60 more and, a couple of weeks later I asked for a refund to take advantage of the LTD deal Closerscopy had for their 2nd year anniversary.
I´ve posted multiple reviews on Closerscopy, check this one out...
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/w...according-to-you.1435138/page-2#post-15622993
Eternalman
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- Jun 30, 2021
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Any AI writer is not good on their own and is not worth the price.
But if you really work on the content, edit it, format it, and lead it per se, you can increase the speed you produce content.
However, all of them require you to keep a close eye on their production.
But if you really work on the content, edit it, format it, and lead it per se, you can increase the speed you produce content.
However, all of them require you to keep a close eye on their production.
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ha ha ha...so mean of you!
Sure I will check this, thank you for sharing!
Andre Newcomb
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- Sep 7, 2022
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Yes, 100% worth
lotsofmoney
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It produces ok content but it depends on how you plan to use the content.
inkbotdesign
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Has anyone here compared Jasper to Closerscopy? I used Jasper for a bit (mixed results) but jumped to CC on a LTD and it seems to produce better content.
SEO Devil
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In short, Jasper can’t entirely replace your content writers (it can only replace $5 – $10 boilerplate writers). But it can act as a catalyst or a force multiplier to boost writers’ productivity and gives you a competitive edge.
If you’re a blogger earning less than $1000 monthly, you would be better off writing content completely on your own (or else you won’t be able to cut through the competition). The marginal productivity you gain from Jasper may not be worth it for you. New blogger? Beat laziness and write content on your own. If you’re earning more, think. For example: In my niche SaaS and blogging, it’s letting us create 2 posts in the place of one. Don’t be deceived, this requires a lot of experience. For your niche, it may be different. It performs well in niches where there’s an abundance of content on the internet. For relatively new topics, trends, and niches involving a lot of facts and figures, it sucks!
When deciding Jasper is right for you, you need to ask – Is the time Jasper saves me in my niche (in particular) worth the subscription fee for me (my time’s value and my niche)?
If not sure, click below, sign up for a free trial, and give it a test ride.
If you’re a blogger earning less than $1000 monthly, you would be better off writing content completely on your own (or else you won’t be able to cut through the competition). The marginal productivity you gain from Jasper may not be worth it for you. New blogger? Beat laziness and write content on your own. If you’re earning more, think. For example: In my niche SaaS and blogging, it’s letting us create 2 posts in the place of one. Don’t be deceived, this requires a lot of experience. For your niche, it may be different. It performs well in niches where there’s an abundance of content on the internet. For relatively new topics, trends, and niches involving a lot of facts and figures, it sucks!
When deciding Jasper is right for you, you need to ask – Is the time Jasper saves me in my niche (in particular) worth the subscription fee for me (my time’s value and my niche)?
If not sure, click below, sign up for a free trial, and give it a test ride.
