I have a bunch of AI writers, and most of those offered AppSumo. I grabbed CrawlO when it first came on the market. After a little time working with it, set it aside as I saw it would need a few days to master. I saw the potential. But with great power comes great demands for learning.

Today (months later!) I sat down and spent several hours working through the tutorials and running some tests.

Our business is *very* narrowly focused. The persona builder, which is the first step in developing a writing framework, looked at first to be a real challenge. As it turns out, it offered me insights and ideas into how to address our buyers that I had never considered... but probably should have. For that alone, I purchased an extra credit for CrawlO. However, once I started to generate some highly specialised content, I was sold. I have now maxed out the credits. I will definitely be using this extensively for complex, longform work that has a strategic communication demand.

Perhaps the most impressive feature of CrawlO is the ability for us to train it on our existing corpus of technical documents. This is a feature I have been prompting all other vendors of GPT-3 tools to make available. When you deal with a very specific style (genre) and writing, training corpus becomes important.

I will continue to use products such as WordHero (cheap and fun) and Peppertype (similar to WorkHero, but with a far better interface) for quick social media pops, blog ideas and other short form content.

However, CrawlO is going to be the big gun in my portfolio of tools to accelerate content development.

If you produce niche content and are prepared to put time into finessing the writing framework, this is the only tool I have seen that does the job at a price point that is spectacular value.