Is Wicked Article Creator worth buying?

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What do you think about W.A.C? As i can see Kontent Machine is better but is also 5x expensive.

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i am using it mostly for searching articles,i spin them using another tool.i get lots of articles anyway when scraping with WAC
 
I got my copy of WAC few weeks before but i found it too complicated. May be just because i didn't played enough with WAC. Then some days ago i got my Kontent Machine and that looks easy and neat.

Between you can try SEO content machine for free trial.
 
WAC is great for tier 2 and below links.

Fills out GSA in seconds.

I have never tried the tier 1 option so i cannot say if they is good or not but the standard WAC is great for tier 2 and below links
 
i am using it mostly for searching articles,i spin them using another tool.i get lots of articles anyway when scraping with WAC

This.

I also use it for scraping articles and use WordAI for spinning but when I do tier 2s I do use WAC without bothering to fish out articles and spinning them. It sets up GSA within a few minutes which is good. The articles it creates are utter nonsense though but it doesn't really matter for tiers 2s and above I suppose.
 
Thanks for the information everyone, I may be buy an article creator and it's good to see what actual customers think.
 
I've used wordai, KM3, wordai+ chimp rewriter, and I own WAC with the tier1 upgrade.

I'll say this.. WAC requires more work/effort than KM3.. But it also gives you more control over the output if you really know what you are doing when scraping with scrape box, plus the any site scraper in the premium version is awesome. I prefer WAC with the premium upgrade over KM3, even though it does take more time/skill.

Sometimes, if I am really bored I will download articles from wac that I scrape with scrapebox (from wherever not just article directories) then rewritethem using chimp rewriter and wordai, then import them into WAC of the build and export into GSA, and that works good too. but I have spent some time learning how to use WAC and it works great for me. I like it.
 
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Consider buying Chimp rewriter pro (costs around $100) and you will get 2 licenses.
 
Sorry but I'm not that impressed with WordAI since web-based and takes a greater amount of time compared to software you can install on a VPS. I've used it for a few months and decided to stop.

WAC was my go-to tool a year ago but when KM3 came, I went with KM3 because of the multiple features it has. As for content quality, I think it really depends on your settings and for this, I give KM3 the nod over WAC.
 
Sorry but I'm not that impressed with WordAI since web-based and takes a greater amount of time compared to software you can install on a VPS. I've used it for a few months and decided to stop.

try to use wordai api it save you a lot of time... web base wordai agree with you takes a greater amount of time
 
My vote goes for WAC, since you have more control over the output and there are no monthly fees.

Regarding quality, no auto-spinning software will give you 100% readable content, so getting a kinda more readable content doesn't make sense to me, because the content is readable or not. If it gets a manual review, the person will not think: "Oh this was made with KM3 or WAC", he/she will just see a readable or non-readable article. So, KM3 or WAC work fine for tier 2+, but you don't have to pay a monthly fee with WAC. This is just my opinion and the reason why I am using WAC.
 
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