NeuralText is a really good tool that comes with keyword research, correlational SEO, AI content generation templates, and also keyword clustering.

It potentially replaces Frase, ConversionAI, ClusterAI, but... will it?

VIDEO REVIEW 📹- https://youtu.be/oAMxFEGpAHQ (comparison with other products too)

As per my experience, they need to focus more on depth of the features.

Correlational SEO (8/10) - Comparable to Frase, and SurferSEO. They need to work their UI/UX and add a couple of more features. But it comes with their Google Docs addon that can be a really big advantage for some people. Often wished Frase has it.

AI content (6/10) - I tested NeuralText's (long form assistant) against ConversionAI and Shortly (in the review video). It lagged behind compared to the other two (watch the video). Hence the low ratings. But the performance is really decent when it comes to other AI templates. Potentially replaces Nichesss.

Keyword clustering (10/10) - If you are generating SEO content at scale, this feature can easily save you tons of time in keyword research especially when dealing with redundancy and making the most of topical SEO. One keyword = one credit.

Pros

👍 AI content + Correlational SEO + Keyword clustering
👍 Their Google Docs integration for correlational topical optimization can be a huge time saver if you have content workflow built in Google Docs
👍 Impressive roadmap

Cons
👎 UI and UX need improvements
👎 Thy seem to be lack in marketing - they may burn out on cash.
👎 A lot of room for improvement when it comes to their long form content assistant

Verdict

👉 Already using Frase? And Google Docs not a big deal, then pass on if only buying for correlational SEO
👉 Need to implement correlational SEO right inside of Google Docs, very important you? Then go ahead buy.
👉Solely for AI content but don't use SEO features? Rethink. They need to improvise on long form content generator a lot
👉Are you publishing content at scale, and you know the importance of AI keyword clustering, yes go for it. 2x for more credits