I want to start off by saying that this is not your everyday run-of-the-mill tool. You have to invest time in this tool and unfortunately in a microwave generation, no one has time for the cake to bake. They want to add water, put it into the microwave, and poof they have a cake.

This tool requires literally weeks' worth of time and effort to set up. Why? Because it is like a robot that needs to be trained. I liken it to the Matrix when Neo had to be downloaded training modules just so he could learn how to fight or Trinity had to be downloaded programs to fly a helicopter or ride a motorcycle. That was the only way to defeat the agents. Okay, a little extreme on the analogies for me to tell you that in order for you to maximize this purchase you have to take a lot of time on the front end feeding it information in order to defeat the "Conversion Matrix"

The best way to get good copy is to incorporate not only demographics but psychographics as well. This is the only tool on the market that requires that level of detail to maximize its use. It will ask you questions like "Does your potential avatar (identified prospect) wear glasses and live alone? This tool will force you to pick your potential client out of a lineup of 500 people just arrested at the 25th precinct. Once you identify your perfect client through a series of questions then the tool works its magic to help you automatically generate copy for your perfectly described potential client.

What I love about this approach is you will get better conversions as a result. Instead of fishing in a social media ocean, you will be fishing in a social media barrel. Everyone that you get on the hook or click on your banner or ad or visits your website will be people you have identified as your perfect client. This is the right way to go in an era of GPT-3 lookalikes (3 million SEO tools like in the Matrix 3 there were 3 million agents)

Pros- there was a lot of detail and thought that went into developing this tool.
Pros- You can always pace yourself in the set-up of this tool. Stopping to take a day or week break to get through all of the questions.
Pros- This tool is before it's time

Cons- It will take more than an entire week (maybe a few weeks) to set up properly. If you know that going in then this is not a con.
Cons- Founder has burned a lot of bridges as the vision and success of the tool has had to force a lot of early adopters to make a choice for a small fee to continue the growth journey, or miss some new and improved features. This has left a bad taste in their mouths and rightfully so. The founder is trying to right the wrong but is it too late to make people right.
Cons- This tool will be out of LTD before people realize how good it really is and may miss out on an opportunity.

Summary Recommendation- I think it will be wise to pick up at least 1 code to see for yourself. Pick it up and get up early on a Saturday and put in about 4 hours taking a break along the way.