Review

7 Copywriting Tools Compared

Discover the future of copywriting with Dave from Profitable Tools as he explores the latest advancements in AI-powered copywriting tools

Dave Swift

Jul 30, 2021 — 3 min read

Welcome to the finale of our Copywriting Robot series with Dave from Profitable Tools. In this episode, Dave dives deep into the world of GPT-3 based tools, exploring their capabilities, limitations, and how they're shaping the future of content creation. Here's what you need to know:

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Key Highlights:

Introduction to the Series Conclusion: Dave expresses excitement and shares insights from his journey exploring GPT-3 tools for copywriting, touching on the broader implications for AI in various industries.
The Evolution of GPT-3: An overview of how GPT-3 technology is advancing beyond copywriting, including GitHub and OpenAI's Copilot for code suggestions, and Dolly for generating images from text descriptions.
Impressive Applications: Dave discusses unique uses of GPT-3, from chatting with digital versions of deceased loved ones to potential future applications in creating images and code.
Product Descriptions Challenge: A blind test comparing the output of seven copywriting tools (Writer, Ink, Nichesss, CopyAI, Jarvis, Copysmith, Writesonic) on creating compelling product descriptions.
ADA Framework Analysis: Another blind test focusing on the Attention and Call to Action components of copywriting, using the same seven tools.
Detailed Recommendations:
- Best Value for Short Form Content: Copysmith, praised for its combination of features, user experience, and affordability, especially for social media and product descriptions.
- Best for Long Form Content on a Budget: Writer, recommended for non-native English speakers or writing in a non-native language due to its affordability and unlimited usage.
- Ink for Accomplished Writers: Ink stands out for those who need SEO help along with some GPT-3 assistance, offering a unique standalone app experience.
- Top Overall Choice: Jarvis, highlighted for its versatility in both short and long form content, rapid feature updates, and high-quality output, despite its higher price point.

Important Moments:

The Future of AI in Content Creation: Dave speculates on the evolving role of AI tools like GPT-3 in automating content creation, potentially transforming industries and even personal interactions.
Community Interaction: Encouragement for viewers to participate by voting on their preferred tool outputs, fostering community engagement and feedback.
User Experience Insights: Observations on how the user interface and experience of each tool can influence perception of its output quality.
Final Thoughts: A recap of Dave's journey through the Copywriting Robot series, emphasizing the continuous need for human insight in using these tools effectively for SEO and audience engagement.