Writecream Reviews

1. Demi Jarvis

   | writer at jiaodian | over 2 years ago
   A Powerful AI-Powered Marketing Platform for Content Creation and Optimization

   I don't recommend this product for a non-tech savvy user, as it is not very intuitive, and there is not a lot of help available if you need assistance. If you are tech savvy, this product is a must have.I have used this tool to write some blog posts, and I am able to write them much faster. It is easy to use and it helps me to come up with ideas and get started writing my post quickly.

   🏁 Competitors: HubSpot Sales Hub., ZoomInfo

   👍 Pros:    Free trial|Affordable price

   👎 Cons:    Seems complicated/complex at first
2. Mostor

   | Working at pyro:pr | over 2 years ago
   The magic of artificial intelligence!

   I am constantly looking for tools of this kind, but it seems that I will stop there. How did my acquaintance happen? At first, I skeptically uploaded a few texts. At the exit I received excellent cold offers. Surprised. Uploaded some more texts. At the exit, I got an excellent result again. I was doubly surprised. After the third check, all doubts disappeared, this is an excellent service for those who want to save time and get better results. From now on I use Writecream daily!

   The user interface is simple and very easy to use. Most of the content that was generated by Writecream sounded like it was written by an ordinary person.

   It used to take me 15-30 minutes to write, now it takes me 15 seconds) Saves me countless hours by creating custom content for each of my audiences.

   For the sake of interest, I sent some ready-made texts to my friends from other agencies. None of them could understand that all these texts were not written by a person)

   Main advantages:

   • Easy to use and learn
   • Getting rid of routine
   • An abundance of tools and a clean interface
   • High-quality text output
   • Very fast and responsive support service
   • Multilingualism
   • Conversion growth, due to the fact that your emails are ignored less
   • For those who don't take my word for it (like me), there is a free trial version. You will appreciate it!

   What you should pay attention to:

   • Artificial intelligence is not an ideal technology at the moment. But it's a matter of time.
   • There are some comments on voice generation.

   You can hire someone for this job, but why if there is a tool that will do it in a few seconds? For those who need to quickly and efficiently create a stream of cold calls, Writecream is ideal.

   They have a very powerful roadmap, I look forward to further improvements!

   A must-have tool! I recommend it!

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