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I'm in the US and it's telling me it's not available in my area welp

Having the same issue and I'm based in the UK. I think there should be no restriction on who could purchase the software as there are thousands of webmasters coming from tier 2/3 countries that have blogs targetting the US market.
 
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Thank you for including more countries.

I'm curious if you used First Draft for any information that's included on your Just Outsource website?

And by that I mean did you use First Draft to write any of the articles on your website.
 
Having the same issue and I'm based in the UK. I think there should be no restriction on who could purchase the software as there are thousands of webmasters coming from tier 2/3 countries that have blogs targetting the US market.

I'm assuming it's because of his collecting data as a part of the AI's dataset but still, there are better ways to do that then to entirely block people from visiting your sales page
 
Hello everyone. Regarding access outside of the U.S. et al.:

Y u restricted Ur tool on country basis

You gotta b kiding.This js awesome.I want it and release international.what is fuzz about this restrictions and why?

Please read the explanations given on the first page of this thread: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/g...first-draft-the-ai-content-generator.1119877/

Regarding access inside of the U.S. et al.:

I'm in the US and it's telling me it's not available in my area welp

Not working any more

Having the same issue and I'm based in the UK.
I've made some changes to the site that should have fixed those problems, so feel free to try again. If you're still having issues, send an email to [email protected].

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And by that I mean did you use First Draft to write any of the articles on your website.

I actually use First Draft to write damn near everything. That includes content for my own website and content written for my freelance clients.
 
"I actually use First Draft to write damn near everything. That includes content for my own website and content written for my freelance clients."

That's great to know, thanks.
 
So it's not possible to get it if I am not from the US? I understand your concern, but you should think about it. :(:weep:
 
Regarding access inside of the U.S. et al.:
Hi , Cultural differences not going to make the difference in the content. Some words might give different meaning. But as you said after the manual review , we could idenfy and use the article. Looks like good tool so wanted to try it.
 
Just recieved my username and pw. Is it down for Canada again? or website in general?
 
Send an email to [email protected], @Leonard Dollars. I may have to work with you individually to solve the problem.

Should @JOSourcing handle your situation on a personal level I doubt you will ever find a better customer service situation.

I actually purchased this in 2014/2015 (not sure when) and had support that was off the charts good several years after the purchase.

My wife and I owe her dinner at several 5 star restaurants for how she treated me as a customer.
 
First Draft's Review Generator has just been updated with a huge amount of new content -- all of which creates sensible and meaningful reviews from a database of more than two million unique sentences. This gives you the opportunity to quickly tell readers about a product, service, or company with both positive and critical evaluations, technical and subjective comments, pseudo specifications, and even graded, numerical ratings.

https://www.justoutsourcing.com/videos/BHW_review.mp4​
Click the image above to watch First Draft generate a review of BlackHatWorld. All the content generated is completely random, so don't take offense at some of the criticisms... I certainly didn't write them. ;)

Okay, I'll bite.

In this quoted video example, the software spit out complete gibberish. The sentence structure and formatting appears correct, but there is no content.

I don't know if it's the unique synonyms or what, but none of the sentences appear to come together properly. I honestly feel like I read 500 words and learned absolutely nothing about "BlackHatWorld".

I get that the writer will have to go over and replace, edit and add as necessary. But in this example, I don't even know where I'd start. I would like to see other examples of different styles of writing to get an idea of the power of this software.

My initial thoughts when reading the original post was "wow, you might really be onto something here". But as I think deeper into it, perhaps writing is a bit too creative to be artificially generated? Almost like music or art.

Your ideas, insights and software is super exciting. I will definitely be following this thread closely for any new updates.

Good luck :)
 
Just recieved my username and pw. Is it down for Canada again? or website in general?

Hey @adam11soccer. Sorry things didn't work out yesterday. First Draft will remain available so that you can download it as soon as you find a solution to that problem with your browser. I really don't think I can do anything about it except to go scream at Mozilla, Chrome, or Google.

Should @JOSourcing handle your situation on a personal level I doubt you will ever find a better customer service situation. I actually purchased this in 2014/2015 (not sure when) and had support that was off the charts good several years after the purchase. My wife and I owe her dinner at several 5 star restaurants for how she treated me as a customer.

Aw... thank you so much, @BassTrackerBoats! But it takes two, you know. I couldn't give great customer service without great customers like you. ;-)

Okay, I'll bite.
In this quoted video example, the software spit out complete gibberish. The sentence structure and formatting appears correct, but there is no content. I don't know if it's the unique synonyms or what, but none of the sentences appear to come together properly. I honestly feel like I read 500 words and learned absolutely nothing about "BlackHatWorld".

Hi @Wes Dacosta. I don't think you're looking at First Draft correctly since your comments are familiar and repeated by many who fail view the software as an opportunity. So some quick corrections:
  1. There's no gibberish in the software. Gibberish is unintelligible or meaningless speech or writing; nonsense. First Draft, on the other hand, generates content that is intelligible and meaningful. It's how the software's articles are able to be about a topic and stay on topic. And it's also how you're able to understand what's on the software's screen.

    This is an example of gibberish:

    Hot is on the table’s cars and cheese. Shopping trips taken for sit skin. Schools are candy and fingernails.

    As you can plainly see from the video, there's none of that in First Draft.

  2. First Draft does not use unique synonyms nor the concept of unique synonyms in its generation.

  3. There isn't a single module in which sentences fail to "come together properly." But this might be more of a problem with comprehension than with the software.

  4. Feeling as though you read 500 words and learned absolutely nothing about "BlackHatWorld" isn't the correct way to use the software. First Draft isn't your teacher. The writer is the teacher. The software simply makes the writer's "teaching job" both easier and faster with prompts and direction (I.E., opportunities to contribute your own knowledge).
In the video, for example, you'll see that you're being prompted to praise and critique BlackHatWorld's effectiveness in at least four different areas: (1) digital ads, (2) customer interaction, (3) low-cost advertising, and (4) search engine marketing. You're given even more prompts to discuss Blackhatworld's options, standard functions, and proven methods. You're even given prompts to detail those topics via their sub-topics.

BONUS: These prompts are presented as pre-written, sensible sentences and paragraphs in under five seconds. That means you don't have to sit around wondering what to write about. First Draft's prompts tell you what to write. You just have to be smart enough to recognize them and flesh them out with the stuff that makes you call yourself a writer.

Don't know where to start? Personally, I often find the beginning of each article to be a great starting point. From there, I start reading and simply change a few things or expand on them to read the way I want them to. That's how I'm able to find new things to discuss and finish an article in minutes rather than hours too (see the original post if you've forgotten the purpose of the software).
 
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