Being able to create personas is the feature that drew me to SuperCopy, and given enough information, the audience personas that are generated are pretty good.

Others have mentioned the salesy language, and I have found that to be true when creating, for example, a FB post. But, as others have also mentioned, it may take a little time to find that sweet spot in how to prompt the AI. Regardless, the results thus far, even when not spot on, have been a great jumping off point that needed just a few manual tweaks.

I had a little trouble adding team members, but support was knowledgeable and helpful, and resolved the issue. An "A" for that!

On the "Con" side, what others have said is true: The keywords don't seem to be used very well and do mostly appear as a string in the first or second sentence of the content. I'm not sure they are being used to help the content generation. But, even still, as I've already said, the content is a good jumping off point, and we really shouldn't be copy/pasting AI content without tweaking it, anyway.

The biggest con I have right now is that there is no way to organize anything. If you have more than one brand (as I do), it would be nice to be able to create folders for the three degrees of personas as well as products and articles. As it is, everything created is in one continuous space (in its respective category), and even with only a dozen or so articles, three brands, and several audience personas, it's already getting cluttered and difficult to see what's what. Folders or tags+sort or the ability to "separate" the personas per brand --- or something equally organizational --- is definitely needed.

If the salesy language is solved by better prompts and the organiztion issue was cleared up, I'd give this five tacos + guac and salsa.