I have to say that working with ReelSightsAI definitely helped with the planning and content creation for my major social media channels to help drive traffic.

At the start, I had an issue with the activation process. But Billy was happy to hop on a call with me to quickly work out the issue. Bily was also happy to help me with any questions I had, as well as giving pointers on how I should approach my goals using ReelSightsAI.

The software has stages for preparing your campaign. From outlining your audience, strategizing your campaign, and finally creating the content for each of the social media platforms. Not just content, but the right formatted content for each social media post. This also gave me suggestions on what my visuals should look like for each piece of content. The form in each section helps with organizing the information to give the AI what it needs to create your campaigns and its content.

For those who are looking to build a YouTube campaign, this software focuses more on this. From creating the campaign to creating the script, and visual recommendations. These same features do carry over to creating videos on other social media platforms as well.

Keep in mind, that using AI to create content is not a DFY solution, but rather an assistant to speeding up the process. That said, I need to point out two things. First, the more information you feed into the AI the more accurate the returned content will be. Basically, garbage-in garbage-out would be the phrase I like to use when the AI returns undesirable content. Second, AI is not infallible. After the AI returns the content, I highly recommend reading the content carefully. Make changes that the AI might have misunderstood the intent of the content sent to the AI and make additions or edits that help with the message you are trying to convey. Case in point, I found the AI didn’t place question marks at the end of a question but instead used a period.

The forms themselves are great. Each form steps you through the creation process of each section. The ability to download the generated content is definitely a plus. However, I had to drop one taco because the UI/UX needs some work. It is not very intuitive, and knowing where to start was a challenge. The hierarchy of the side menu could be better organized. Although each section provided a REALLY short YouTube video showing the section in action, it still left me scratching my head about what to do next. I was able to eventually figure out the workflow, but I feel this could use some sort of onboarding system like usetiful that walks new users through the system.

Bottom line, this is a great marketing assistant tool for creating and building campaigns for social media and I am looking forward to seeing this software mature down the road. It certainly helped me build a marketing workflow for all my major social media channels.