I absolutely love WriteSeed! I am not affiliated with them, and I have to preface this because I cannot stop promoting them. So much so, that you might think I am a paid advertiser for them. I use it to write Wordpress articles, but I will be using it to assist me in writing a book.
Here’s what a love about it.
1. You have access to all the new AI models. Yes, there is a limit per month on the lowest plan, but this easily replaces my subscriptions (here’s looking at you ChatGPT!). I went ahead and upgraded to their highest tier for unlimited words, images, and Wordpress postings.
2. WriteSeed has many templates; however, I do not use most of them. I strictly use their SEO writer and Wordpress scheduler. It generates articles with the prompts that I input and in the tone that I select. You can rewrite paragraphs with ease. Based on your text, you can generate images. You can also make your articles in batches.
3. The image generation does two things right. It uses stock images and cites where the images come from. It also generates AI images if the stock images do not fit your needs. I no longer have to visit other sites for these stock images. The AI images come out fine, so I do not have to keep regenerating images. It does not handle fingers well, so avoid hands!
4. The Wordpress scheduler allows me to make articles ahead of time, and it will post when scheduled. This way, it looks like I am logging in every day to post up a new article or two. In reality, AI writes the articles, gives me an image, and makes the posts.
5. It does long forms! You can always have WriteSeed expand your paragraphs. My workflow is to have it generate keywords on a topic, turn those keywords into an outline, and turn those outlines into paragraphs that I can expand on.
Are there any cons? Yes, it’s not perfect after all.
6. The categories and tags for the Wordpress articles use your default values. You will have to make changes to your categories and tags when using Wordpress. I update these on my site on a weekly basis.
7. Images could be better optimized. You’ll need to use a separate image optimizer.