Elysia Cartlidge is living proof that success will come if you work hard and don’t give up.
As a registered dietician with a full-time corporate job and two small kids, Elysia had a full plate and not much time. But she started her website, Haute & Healthy Living, originally as a hobby. A few years later, when she realized she could monetize it, she shifted her focus to healthy recipes, doubled down on SEO, and worked extremely hard on the weekends and when her kids were napping or sleeping.
Today she has a thriving website earning up to $15k per month.
Keep reading to find out:
Why she started her blog
What happened after she took her first blogging course
How long it took her to join Mediavine
Where her income comes from
How much she works on her site
Her marketing strategies
Her thoughts on SEO and social media
How she approaches keyword research and link building
How she creates content
Her favorite resources and tools
Her biggest challenge
Her greatest accomplishment
Her main mistake
Her advice for other entrepreneurs
Meet Elysia Cartlidge
My name is Elysia, and I’m a wife and mother to two little boys, Leo and Max, who are 5 and 2 ½ years old. I have a Master’s in applied nutrition and have been a registered dietitian for 11 years. I was a retail dietitian for 8 years before making the decision to quit and run my online business full-time in January 2022.
Why She Created Haute and Healthy Living
I decided to create my website Haute & Healthy Living, back in 2015 strictly as a hobby. I had just started my first corporate job as a dietitian and was looking for a creative outlet to work on outside of my day job.
When I first launched my website, it was intended to be a lifestyle blog. I posted about recipes, fitness, home decor, DIY projects, and beauty – pretty much all the things that I loved. I never had any plan to turn my website into a business.
I posted about random topics for about 8 months and then I completely stopped posting on my blog during 2016 and 2017 because I got engaged and was busy with wedding planning. Then shortly after the wedding, I got pregnant and had no energy or desire to blog.
During my maternity leave in 2018 with my first son, I decided to start dipping my toes in the world of blogging again. My mom sent me a link to a course called Elite Blog Academy, and I decided to take the course since I had some time while my baby was sleeping. Through the course, I learned that you could monetize a blog and turn it into a business, which to me was completely mind-blowing!
From that point on, I made it a goal of mine that I would monetize my blog and one day quit my job and blog full-time. My husband, family, and friends were supportive, but I think everyone questioned if you can actually make money from a blog. I made it my personal mission to prove that I could do it.
I niched down to just posting healthier recipes and started implementing some of the strategies from the course. I managed to grow my blog traffic to a point where I qualified for Mediavine a year later, in March 2019.
That was the game changer. Since being with Mediavine, my monthly revenue has continued to grow to the point where I was able to quit my full-time job after my second maternity leave in January 2022.
Although I started out covering a wide range of topics, I now focus on posting easy and healthy recipes for busy families.
How Much Money She’s Making
As I mentioned, every month my blog revenue continues to grow, but it’s currently bringing in about 10-15K per month, depending on the month. I’m on track to make around $130-150k this year.
The majority of my revenue comes from ads, but I do make some money from selling my ebooks (a few hundred dollars per month) and from affiliate marknadsföring as well (around $100/per month).
I will also launch another website in the next couple of months, which I hope to monetize in the next couple of years to help further diversify my income.
Although I launched my website in 2015, I started truly taking it seriously and treating it more like a business in 2018, so it’s taken me about 5 years to reach this revenue level.
I had to work on it very much part-time during this time period since I was also working full-time at my corporate job and tending to two young children.
I pretty much built my business at night when my kids were sleeping, on weekends when I wasn’t working my other job, and during my maternity leaves while my kids were napping or sleeping.
On average, I probably work on my business 35 hours per week, though it varies weekly depending on how much my kids are home with me.
Elysia’s Marketing Strategy
I don’t really have any unique marketing strategy that I’m using. My goal is always to produce high-quality content and to use keyword research to help people find my content. That’s my primary marketing strategy.
I’m always trying to improve my food photography as well, which can help with marketing since people will be more likely to want to try a recipe if it looks good.
Finally, I use Pinterest to help share my content, which also brings in some traffic.
Her Thoughts on SEO and Social Media
SEO is incredibly important for my business since most of my traffic comes from search engines.
Aside from Pinterest (which I outsource), I currently don’t use much social media to grow my website. If you saw my number of followers, you probably would think that my website isn’t very successful since I have less than 5000 followers on Instagram and Facebook combined and don’t even have a TikTok account.
I decided to stop posting on Instagram a little over a year ago and only post on FB when I think of it. I found that social media was a major time suck, the algorithms kept changing, and the ROI wasn’t there. So I switched gears and focused the majority of my time on SEO and developing blog content, and that’s when I started seeing the most growth.
If you compare this January and February to the same time last year, my traffic is up about 80%. The moral of the story is you can still be successful and see growth without having a massive following, so don’t get caught up in the vanity metrics.
Keyword Research
I search for my initial ideas using sökordsforskning to determine which recipes to develop. I implement strategies from Stupid Simple SEO and Cooking with Keywords, two courses I took to help me better understand keyword research.
I try to target lower competition keywords so that people can find my content, rather than going for super competitive keywords, which can be difficult to rank for.
Länkbyggnad
Link building is very important, although I probably haven’t devoted as much time to it as I should, as there aren’t enough hours in the day. I hope that focusing on SEO and getting content to rank in top positions on Google will help organically generate backlinks.
I also provide links to my content in roundup groups that other bloggers can use on their sites if they choose to help with backlinks. Additionally, I use my expertise as an RD to sometimes contribute to publications like Insider, Livestrong, Women’s Health, Eat This, Health, etc., when the opportunity presents itself to help build up authority since these sites have a high DA.
Her Content Creation Process
Currently, I try to post about 2 new recipes and update one old recipe per week. I’d love to do more, but at this point, quality is more important to me than quantity. This amount is what I find to be the most manageable during this busy phase of life with young children.
When it comes to my process, first, I’ll come up with initial recipe ideas by conducting keyword research. Then I’ll select a recipe idea from my list and test it (usually multiple times) and make any necessary tweaks before photographing it, editing the photos, conducting additional keyword research, coming up with a post outline, drafting up the post, and inputting the images.
A lot of work goes into creating each post, so it’s definitely more than just coming up with a recipe and posting it on the blog.
Her Email List
I do have an email list that I email weekly. I mostly grow it by using opt-ins on my site. People who choose to subscribe will be added to my email list.
Elysia’s Favorite Resources
Some of my favorite podcasts are EatBlogTalk, the Blogging Millionaire, and Food Blogger Pro. I also like the TopHatRank webinars for learning about best practices for SEO.
Her Top Tools
I use KeySearch for keyword research and find that it’s affordable without being overly complicated like some of the other tools out there.
I also like Asana for building my content calendar since I can easily move things around.
Finally, I use Excel spreadsheets. I find tracking my content in spreadsheets is the best way to keep track of content ideas and keywords since I’m constantly adding new ideas.
Her Biggest Challenge
The biggest challenge I’ve faced is staying up to date on the latest best practices, the constant fluctuations with algorithms, and the never-ending Google updates.
In the blogging world, things are constantly evolving, so you have to be prepared for a bit of a roller coaster ride.
Her Most Impressive Accomplishment
My most important accomplishment thus far has been building up my business to the point where I could quit my corporate job after my maternity leave and pursue my online business full-time.
This not only allowed more flexibility and time to spend with my children, but it also proved to myself and those around me that you can accomplish anything you set your mind to.
Growing my business to this point was all done while having a full-time job and a very demanding newborn and a toddler. It was not an easy journey, but I feel incredibly blessed knowing that the hard work has paid off and that I now get to wake up every morning and work on something that I’m truly excited about.
What She Wishes She Knew When She Started
I wish I had known that you have to post content that people are searching for. If you fail to do this, chances are people won’t be able to find you, which can definitely slow your growth.
I probably would have been much further ahead if I had known this from the start. But learning and mistakes are all part of the journey!
Her Biggest Mistake
Speaking of mistakes, mine is not focusing on SEO sooner. In the beginning, I posted random recipes that had catchy titles, rather than focusing on what people were actually searching for.
When I started focusing on SEO and meeting my readers’ needs, my business began to grow. I’m still going back now and fixing the mistakes that I made.
Her Advice for Other Entrepreneurs
You can accomplish anything you put your mind to.
The key is showing up consistently and putting the work in.
The difference between those who succeed and those who fail, is the ones who succeed are the people who continue to put the work in even when the odds are against them.
Do more of what’s working and less of what’s not. Through consistency and regularly assessing and refining your strategy, you will eventually find success.
Working your way through each of the steps in this article about how to validate your business idea will save you time, and money, in the long run.
Idea validation helps determine if a potential customer will buy your product or use your intended services.
Most importantly, you will know whether your business will be profitable.
Read on as I share the seven essential steps that will assist you when validating your business idea.
How to Validate Your Business Idea
Market validation is the process of finding out if your product or service is in demand by consumers. You need to do it so you don’t leave the odds of your startup’s success up to chance. This is where the power of assumption could get you nowhere in a hurry, so don’t cut corners.
Idea validation will go a long way to not wasting time and resources on a product that may not appeal to the market.
By validating your idea, you will foster confidence among the people you approach for finance. Even existing businesses need a solid business plan if they approach investors, financial institutions, or crowdfunding groups on behalf of a lean startup. Only then will they “talk money.”
Once you have worked your way through validation, you will have a blueprint of your business model. You will know how your product aligns with the wants and needs of potential customers.
Doing proper product validation will strengthen your service offering if it is in demand. And that will entice people to make purchases.
1. Clarify Your Business Idea
Having a clear vision and well-defined goals is important when starting a business.
Start the process with a Q&A session with yourself:
What problem will my business solve?
How can I provide my customers with value?
Why would customers pick me over my competitors?
This validation groundwork will help shape a purposeful direction for your venture. It will also form the foundation of the steps to follow as you confirm your business idea.
So this next step’s goal is to identify what makes your product idea or service offering unique. You want to be sure that your startup idea is one that customers would choose over the thousands like you out there!
2. Do Market Research
Market research plays a crucial role in understanding your industry, customers, and trends in the market. Your target market relates to the group of people who use your business category.
Start by collecting information about your target market’s demographics, behaviors, and preferences. Use your products and services to address their needs using information about their desires and pain points.
I delve a little deeper into how to go about learning more about your target audience later.
On we go!
Analyze market trends and study your competitors to identify potential opportunities and challenges. Conduct surveys, interviews, or focus groups to gather insights from your target audience about your great idea.
We live in a spectacular age where tech resources are improving by the day – make use of it! Work smart and not hard by using the hive of information available on the internet. You can maximize online resources, industry reports, and social media analytics (Facebook ads).
Collect data and information used by others from Google Analytics, Google Trends, and Google AdWords. You can also check out digital marketing intelligence like Semrush for insights.
Questions to Ask
Here are a few questions to help you along as you consider how to validate your business idea. They cover essential aspects such as problem validation, market analysis, competitive differentiation, value proposition, revenue generation, and validation methods:
What specific problem or need does your business idea address, and who experiences it?
Who are your direct and indirect competitors, and how does your idea differentiate itself?
What value or benefit does your business idea provide, and how does it outperform existing alternatives?
How will your business generate revenue, and have you analyzed its profitability and scalability?
What validation methods have you used or plan to use to gather feedback and refine your idea?
Doing thorough validation research will help you make informed decisions. Then you can tailor your offerings and position your business for success.
3. Identify Your Target Audience
So, now that you have done some market research, you need to identify your audience. Your audience is your target customer who tends to make use of businesses like yours.
This is where the AI Tool ChatGPT can be of help in giving you basic answers to questions you may have. It can help you refine the characteristics of your business category’s ideal customers.
Consider demographics such as age, gender, location, and income level when you prompt the chatbot. Remember, this will only be a general idea of your ideal customer because ChatGPT’s knowledge base is not up to speed with current market analysis.
AI can help you understand customer behaviors, preferences, and purchasing habits. By pinpointing past habits, you will have greater insight. That way, you can know what problems your product or service will solve for them.
Do some networking with people who fit the profile. Get them to take part in surveys and interviews to gather insights. This will help you create detailed buyer personas that represent your target audience.
These first “customers” will form the basis for growing the interactive client base you should aim for.
4. Analyze the Competition
Analyze other companies like yours if you want to understand your business category’s landscape.
Further questions to ask would be:
Who are your direct and indirect competitors?
What products, services, pricing, and marketing strategies do they offer clients?
Look for gaps or areas where you can differentiate your business from the ones already out there. Understand their strengths and weaknesses to identify potential opportunities for your venture.
A helpful tip is to conduct a SWOT analysis. In case you don’t know what SWOT stands for, it’s an acronym for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats.
Here’s an example of a SWOT analysis that covers a hypothetical business you might be up against.
This is a SWOT analysis for a fictional software company.
Strengths:
Qualified and experienced development team
Cutting-edge technology and software solutions
Strong reputation and positive customer feedback
Efficient project management and delivery processes
Well-established partnerships with industry leaders
Weaknesses:
Limited marketing budget and brand recognition
Small customer base compared to competitors
Opportunities:
Growing demand for software solutions in emerging markets
Potential for expanding customer base through strategic marketing efforts
By analyzing the competition, you will gain valuable insights that will help you position your business to your advantage.
5. Create a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)
Creating an MVP lets you test your business idea with a basic version of your product or service.
Once you know what your product’s core features are, you can create a prototype. Use this simple version to test-run a mini-version of what your business will be offering. Once you have done that, gather feedback and iterate based on your interactions. Use a small group of target users or stakeholders to help you with this step.
These valuable insights will also grow confidence in your ability to adjust.
Now you will be ready to plunge into spending resources on the full-scale model.
Launching an MVP will cut your risk and optimize your product development process. It will ensure that your final offering meets the needs and expectations of your target audience.
6. Gather Feedback and Iterate
I want to highlight how important this part of the process is. Gathering honest feedback from industry experts, potential customers, advisors, and stakeholders is crucial for improving your small business idea!
Do this at various stages, such as product development, after launch, and through customer interactions.
Take all criticism as constructive, and use all the information you gather to improve your offering.
Once you are on the go, pay special attention to surveys, customer interviews, or online feedback platforms to gather insights. Acknowledge both positive and negative feedback.
Make the necessary adjustments to enhance your product, service, or business strategy. Get used to this part of the process because successful companies never stop gathering feedback and iterating.
7. How to Validate Your Business Idea – Financial Considerations
I will spend a little more time on this step. Without the startup finance to back you up, you are pretty much stuck at having a good idea.
Determine your startup costs. This includes expenses such as equipment, inventory, office space, marketing, and legal fees. Calculate these costs and create a budget. This way, you will have a clear understanding of your financial needs.
Consider your sources of funding. Are you a startup founder that will be self-funding your business? Or, will you be seeking loans from banks or pursuing investments from venture capitalists or angel investors? Weigh up the pros and cons of each option and determine the best fit for your business.
Develop a financial plan. Forecast your revenue and expenses for the first few years of operation. Consider factors such as pricing, sales projections, and overhead costs. This will help you understand your financial sustainability and make informed decisions.
Keep an eye on your cash flow. Check your income and expenses often. This way, you can ensure you have enough funds to cover operational costs. Avoiding cash flow shortages is key. Nobody likes unexpected outlays. Make a point of implementing proper bookkeeping and financial tracking systems. You want to maintain accurate records.
Consider legal and tax obligations. Consult with professionals to ensure you meet regulations, licenses, permits, and tax requirements. Failure to do so can lead to financial penalties and legal issues down the line. Don’t go there!
Review and adjust your financial plan often. As your business evolves, your financial considerations will change. Stay proactive and make necessary adjustments to optimize your financial performance. This will ensure long-term success.
Validating your business idea is essential because it allows you to assess market demand. It also ensures that there is a customer base willing to buy what you’re offering.
Refine your concept by engaging with potential customers, gathering feedback, and doing research. This way, you can address weaknesses or flaws and increase the chances of long-term success.
Validation also helps attract investors or secure funding. It provides tangible evidence of market interest and potential profitability, mitigates risks, and makes necessary adjustments.
If you have doubts about your business idea once you have gone through the validation process, you may want to look at other options. Here are some articles worth reading:
Conclusion – How to Validate Your Business Idea
In conclusion, validating your business idea is a vital step toward building a successful venture.
By understanding your market, you can refine your offering. The feedback will pave the way for a powerful and impactful business.
Embrace the process of validation! Embark on your journey with confidence, and don’t cut corners. When you are on the path to creating a thriving enterprise that will meet the needs of your target audience, you will have the confidence to succeed!
Once you are ready, register your limited liability company (LLC) with state and local governments. You can get all the necessary registration details from the U.S. Small Business Administration website. Alternatively, you could get a company like Northwest to help you with that.
Hi there, and welcome! We’re going to dive into a pretty exciting topic today – the best AI review generators.
Are you a business owner looking to make your mark online? Or you’re a content creator juggling the need for speed and maintaining the unique flavor of your content. Or you might be an SEO specialist aiming to conquer Google’s search rankings.
If you’re looking for an AI review generator, you’re in the right place.
The best AI review generators are:
I can say they’ve made my life easier, plus they have a knack for getting results.
So, let’s dig into these standout AI review generator tools.
1. Jasper AI: The Best AI Review Generator
Amid this AI revolution, one tool stands out: Jasper.
Ever since I jumped on the AI bandwagon, I’ve seen first-hand how Jasper AI can seriously amp up content creation.
What sets this AI text generator apart is its ability to capture voice and style. With the masses adopting AI, having a unique voice is necessary to get your reviews to the top of Google’s search results.
And let’s take a moment to appreciate ‘Boss Mode.’ It brings the familiarity of working on Google Docs but with an intelligent twist— your AI writer assistant at your beck and call.
Need to adopt a particular tone for a blog post or product review? Jasper allows you to do that. Not to mention, the content outputs are amazing.
But here’s what moves the needle. Boss Mode’s ability to mirror your audience’s language and preferences. Converting your readers starts with making them nod and say, “You get me!” (That’s when they hit the buy button!)
Jasper also offers AI content templates and workflows that boost your efficiency. So whether you’re planning a product review or responding to a customer review (testimonial), there’s a template ready to go. As for workflows, they handle those repetitive tasks that used to eat into your time.
Jaspis is offering a 7-day free trial at the moment for Niche Pursuits readers, which is a great opportunity to check it out without any commitment!
Pros vs. Cons
Pros
You can train Jasper on your style guide, product catalogs, company facts, and brand identity
High quality content: Jasper’s AI Engine pulls from OpenAI’s GPT-4, Anthropic, and Google’s models
AI writing tool with with review templates
Jasper Art which many consider the best ai art generator
Jasper keeps your data safe with built-in security features that stay up-to-date as security protocols evolve.
Cons
The AI can go off the rails sometimes as you’re writing
Pricing
Jasper offers a trio of pricing plans, each tailored to different AI copywriting needs:
Creator Plan: For $49 per month, you get unlimited AI-generated words (this is a new development), access to over 50 templates, 1 Brand Voice, and 50 memories. It’s everything a solo creator needs.
Teams Plan: For $125 per month, billed yearly, you get everything in the Creator plan, plus documents & workflows, 3 Brand Voices, and 150 memories.
Business Plan: For the big leagues (custom pricing). This plan includes everything in the Teams plan and features for large teams and SSO.
2. Frase: The Content Marketer’s Choice
Frase is an AI content generator that handles all phases of the content process: research, outline, writing, and optimizing.
First, Frase excels in providing a detailed content brief that outlines all the topics we need to address and questions to answer.
This is exactly what sets Frase apart. Most other AI writers only focus on content generation and completely gloss over the research and planning phase.
The brief is based on top-ranking content related to your topic. That way, the review content you create aligns with what’s currently performing well in search results.
I find the topic modeling feature also impressive, helping me cover a topic in its entirety and from the angle of a reader.
Frase is also unique in its focus on ranking. The AI-generated content I’ve written through Frase has ranked almost 7 out of 10 times. This feature alone makes Frase a worthy investment. That’s why this AI writing software is our runner-up!
Like I said – I’ve been trying out Frase a lot lately – it’s a pretty neat tool for your content needs from A-Z. There’s a 5-day $1 trial. You should check it out!
Pros vs Cons
Pros
Many users have praised Frase for streamlining their content creation process
Many users found the team behind the scenes helpful whenever they needed assistance
Cons
Its user interface could be more intuitive and user-friendly.
The content editor is functional but lacks some advanced features in dedicated writing tools.
Pricing
Solo Plan: For $14.99 per month, you get 1 user seat, the capacity for 4 articles/month, and generate 4,000 AI words. It’s everything a solo content creator needs.
Basic Plan: For $44.99 per month, you get everything in the Solo plan, but with the capacity for 30 articles per month.
Team Plan: For $114.99 per month, you get everything in the Basic plan, plus 2 seats and unlimited articles.
3. Writesonic
Let me introduce you to Writesonic. With over 80 AI writing tools at my fingertips, it has truly transformed how I write.
What sets Writesonic apart is its ability to generate quality content outputs. I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the quality of the output. Sure, it’s not perfect all the time, but then again, what tool is?
Another one of the features that has impressed me is the AI’s capability to dig deep into top-ranking Google Search results. This ensures that the content I create is informative and factually accurate.
So, I save countless hours of research. Then, I can focus on adding my own unique perspective and insights.
Another aspect that I appreciate is how Writesonic understands the importance of my brand’s voice. The AI article writer allows me to upload my documents, PDFs, and links to my previously written blogs.
One of the biggest concerns when using any writing tool is the issue of plagiarism. However, with Writesonic, this worry is completely alleviated.
The AI article generator produces content that is entirely original and plagiarism-free. I can share my work knowing that it’s authentic and unique.
All in all, I’ve started using Writesonic for many of my writing tasks – it’s quite handy. You can start writing for free; no credit card needed. Worth a shot, don’t you think?
Pros vs Cons
Pros
The interface is intuitive, and the process of generating content is straightforward. You input your requirements, and the AI does the rest.
Fills the gaps left by ChatGPT. Write factually accurate content or about trending topics (post-2021) since Writesonic is pulling data from Google.
Over 80 AI writing tools for articles, blog posts, e-commerce, ads, etc
Cons
You might still need a human touch for more complex or creative writing tasks.
Pricing
Free Plan: Use Writesonic for free with a 10,000-word limit and access to all features.
Pro Plan: For bloggers, freelancers, and businesses, the Pro Plan offers enhanced tools and features for $12.67 per month with a 100,000-word limit and access to GPT-4 and GPT-4 32K models.
Enterprise Plan: The Enterprise Plan provides custom packages, AI model development, onboarding, and support with personalized pricing and features for teams.
4. Writecream
One such tool I’ve recently discovered and have been thoroughly impressed with is Writecream.
As a content writer, producing review content that’s factual and up-to-date can be a daunting task. This is where Writecream, an AI-powered writing tool, comes into play.
When I’m writing a review, for instance, I need to ensure that my content is factual and accurate. With ChatGenie, I can ask for specific information or data related to the product or service I’m reviewing, and it provides me with the info I need in real-time.
Moreover, these facts and pieces of information work great as inputs for my review. They help me provide a more comprehensive and well-rounded review, covering all aspects of the product or service.
The Longform Editor is a tool that I’ve found to be incredibly useful when I’m working on more extensive pieces of content. It’s designed to assist in creating long-form content such as blog posts or articles.
What I love about it is that it doesn’t just spit out a chunk of text, but it helps me structure my thoughts, organize my content, and ensure that the narrative flows smoothly from one point to the next.
It’s worth giving it a shot as they’re offering a try-for-free option, no credit card asked. Let me know what you think if you decide to test it out. Try out Writecream här.
Pros vs Cons
Pros
The platform makes it easy for anyone to navigate and use. This is something I can personally attest to.
The AI generates high-quality content that is both accurate and professional. This is a significant plus point for me.
Writecream is versatile, allowing me to write anything from short stories to blog posts to longer-form content.
The voiceover feature on Writecream is quite interesting. The AI voice sounds just like a real human (for creating audio content.)
Cons
One user pointed out that Writecream needs to improve its spelling. However, I’ve found that these issues are few and far between
Some users have mentioned that some of the features don’t work as well as they should. While I haven’t personally encountered this issue, it’s something to remember.
Pricing
Free Forever: $0/month, includes 20 credits for various content types, access to all tools and features, and AI Copywriter’s Community.
Unlimited (Limited Offer): $29/month, offers unlimited credits for generating unlimited content, access to all tools and features, and AI Copywriter’s Community.
Standard: $49/month, provides 200 credits for various content types, access to all tools and features, and AI Copywriter’s Community.
Extended: $69/month, includes 750 credits for various content types, access to all tools and features, and AI Copywriter’s Community.
5. Scalenut
With Scalenut, I can plan, research, create, and optimize my content all in one place. It’s a bit like Frase in that it handles all aspects of the content assembly line.
Let me tell you about Cruise Mode. Imagine having an SEO blog creator at your fingertips. You give it minimal inputs, and it churns out an SEO-optimized first draft. It’s been awesome for me, especially when working on review content.
It lets me focus on the nuances of the product or service I’m reviewing, without getting bogged down in SEO details.
And then there are Scalenut’s advanced NLP models. These models are a bit like having a built-in editor.
For a content creator, this means your work is not only optimized for search engines but also resonates with your audience. It’s about striking the right balance between SEO and readability, and Scalenut nails it.
And how about ease of use? Scalenut’s platform is intuitive and straightforward, and if you do run into any hiccups, they offer 1:1 onboarding and top-notch support.
Now, you might be wondering how Scalenut stacks up against other tools like Frase. I’ve used both, and while Frase is great for detailed content briefs and focusing on ranking, Scalenut is a viable alternative!
If you’re curious, you might want to give Scalenut a look.
Pros vs Cons
Pros
Simple and easy-to-use tool
Produces high-quality blog content
Automated system for writing blog posts
Great for creating social media content for platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and LinkedIn
Provides a scalable way to produce content adaptable to business goals
Offers a wide range of content writing services, including blog/article writing, ebook creation, web content, case studies, and email writing
Cons
Some Jasper users say that the long-form editor is lacking in comparison to Jasper
There is a lack of “getting started” tutorials
Pricing
Essential: $39/month, 7-day free trial, 100,000 AI Words, SEO Articles (5/mo), 40+ AI Templates, SERP Analysis, NLP Key Terms, SEO Editor, Document Sharing, Chrome Extension, Email Support, Live Chat Support.
Growth: $79/month, 7-day free trial, everything in Essential+ Unlimited AI Words*, SEO Articles (30/mo), Keyword Clusters (30/mo), Audit & Optimize Pages (30/mo), 1-click WordPress Publicera, Integrations.
Pro: $149/month, 7-day free trial, everything in Growth+, Unlimited AI Words*, SEO Articles (75/mo), Keyword Clusters (75/mo), Audit & Optimize Pages (75/mo), Dedicated CS Manager, 1 user (additional users at $49/user).
How to Choose the Best AI Review Generator
Here are a few factors to consider:
Content Process Completeness: Choose an AI tool that supports the entire content creation process, from keyword research to optimization, for efficiency.
Factual Content: The AI tool should source accurate, up-to-date information crucial for writing reliable review content.
Content Quality: Opt for a tool with advanced natural language processing capabilities to produce coherent, persuasive writing that captivates and retains readers.
Ease of Use and Templates: A user-friendly AI tool with a range of templates enhances ease of use, ensuring consistency and efficiency in your writing process.
Cost: Consider the cost of the AI tool. It should balance cost and features well, fitting within your budget.
Best AI Review Generators: The Final Verdict
Whether you’re crafting product reviews, drawing in potential customers with engaging content, or aiming for higher traffic and sales, Jasper’s performance is unrivaled.
In my experience, the reviews Jasper produces aren’t just generic outputs from an algorithm. They’re thoughtfully constructed, and this personalized touch helps catch the reader’s interest. It’s made a real difference in my work, and that’s why I’ve crowned it as the best AI review generator!
Even more exciting is Jasper’s recent return to offering unlimited credits. This change means you can now use Jasper’s top-tier services as much as you need without worrying about hitting a limit.
This is especially great news for those of us who have a lot of reviews to write!
FAQ
In case you were still curious after all this, here’s a lil bonus answer!
What is an AI Review Generator?
An AI Review Generator is a tool powered by artificial intelligence that can automatically create reviews for different products, services, or businesses. It uses advanced algorithms to analyze data and generate high-quality review content.
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