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I just plan to use GPT-4 with ChatGPT.

I’ve heard good things about Koala and zimmwriter though.

I have used Article Forge, Bing AI, ChatGPT-4, Bard, Perplexity, and Claude 2. I’ll probably end up using a mix of all of the above.

Hello Tom Seest,
I’m sorry to hear you are dealing with heart failure. It must be very difficult to have to spend so much time resting in bed. Focus on each day, find activities you can still enjoy from bed, and know that your health condition does not define your worth. You are so much more than your diagnosis. I sincerely hope you are able to find more good days ahead and wish you all the best in your health journey.
Thank you for sharing your experience using AI tools for article generation, Tom Seest.
It’s good to hear Article Forge allows high volume output at a reasonable cost, despite needing grammar cleanup.
When resting, you’ve found mobile apps like Bing AI, ChatGPT, Bard, and Perplexity useful for on-the-go drafting.
Claude 2 seems preferred for large rewrites and ChatGPT with plugins works best when at your desk.
You provided a helpful comparison between options, highlighting how AI can boost productivity when managing health issues.
Please keep me posted if any other recommendations would be helpful as you continue leveraging these technologies to their full potential. Wishing you the very best.

I use…
ChatGPT for research, reformatting and selective re/writing;
Claude for large scale summarization (and some long form writing);
Human Writer does a great job with long form writing (and its essentially free);
AutoBlogging also outputs excellent quality (for AI) long-form articles, but in bulk (if that’s your jam).

Human Writer requires an OpenAI API key. All the above except Autoblogging are free; but it’s quite cheap (~$0.55-$1.10 per article).

I also use some Chrome browser extensions as part of my process…
Keywords Everywhere – It’s my go-to for keyword volume but also has a ton of other page-level data (backlinks, ranking keywords) that makes it a super cheap alternative to Ahrefs, SEMrush, etc. But it also has a ChatGPT add-on with a bunch of useful prompts; importantly, (unlike AIPRM) you can see and modify the prompts before executing.
SERP Sonar – Disclaimer: this free extension is my little side project. In addition to many other things, by adding an OpenAI API key, the plugin will take the actual SERP titles, descriptions and other SERP content for a keyword, and have OpenAI generate detailed search intent determinations, as well as title and description suggestions. Given more than just the keyword, the AI return much better results.
Harpa AI – This extension is packed with useful features. What I like to use it for is ‘talking to a page’. When I want to go deeper on competitor analysis of a page, this plugin makes it really easy.

All the above plugins are free (for the features discussed), other than needing an OpenAI API key for SERP Sonar.

Good luck, all!

Ive been using the free chat GPT and its terrible. It lies! I ended up just doing the research myself.
Is there any reliable tool that will do proper research eg If I ask it for monuments or art works in the world, it wont just make up the information.

My preferred tools are Zimmwriter & Koala for writing and Neuron Writer for optimization.

I just started a new website and all contents are written by AI. I used the combination of Bing Chat and koala writer.

Bing chat is for researching, identify the identities, and create an outline.

Koala writer will use what has been researched by Bing chat to write the full articles.

I’ve been using seowriting.ai, GPT 3.5 Turbo, Bing AI and Poe

In the past I’ve used ChatGPT (GPT4), but in the past few months I’ve noticed that the quality of the content decreased and it was much more difficult to prompt it into writing content that would beat AI detection tools, which was always my goal with AI content as I feel that is important for indexing, ranking and human engagement.

Just this past week I tried out Claude.ai and the quality was much better AND seemed to beat AI detection tools much more easily.

So I will probably still use ChatGPT for ideation, generating lists and structuring data, but using Claude for writing.

In addition, I am a big Midjourney user, so I will be using that for generating images for the content.

I’m going to keep my workflow simple. Keyword research with keysearch.co, Zimmwriter, Instant Images (plugin) for photos, and human-editing before publishing.

I am going to use ChatGPT4, Leonardo, Adobe Firefly and maybe Midjourney, Bard and Runway too. I am already using all of them for some time 🙂
I am photographer/videographer, so I will use my photos and videos as much as possible.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by Silvia.

I just started using Koala writer with SurferSEO. I use ChatGPT-4 to brainstorm ideas, headlines and meta descriptions and other “short” content. You can probably get by with Chat GPT-4, but I haven’t mastered the prompts. I was using Jasper AI, but switched to Koala Writer recently. I can’t say which one I prefer. I only switched to Koala Writer because I got a discount code so it’s a little cheaper. Customer service for Jasper was very good and I liked the outputs, especially the friendly tone of voice.