What's the most challenging part of Content Writing for you?

@mitchell_orme Hey, Mitchell! Can we hop on Zoom again and discuss this problem field?

@mitchell_orme Agree!

@mitchell_orme we can just write without optimizing our contents especially for it to get rank on Google. I agree with you, most of the time I lose the idea I wanted to share. That's why I'm now using ai writer to write and optimize it automatically.

@anna_mandziuk Hi, Anna, do you have the same problem? What have you tried to solve that?

@ukeme_james1 Hey, Ukeme, can you share how exactly does Writesonic helps you with losing ideas you wanted to share? What’s the process?

@mahak exactly, but if you don't do it your competition will go to someone else. :)

@w_j That's true though.

@mahak Hi, Mahak. I like your thoughts about writing in different words but with the same facts. Why don't we have a Zoom conversation and chat a little?

@antonovna Oh yeah! Alina, I have the same problem. I love writing, but 2 days to write one story is too much. Can you jump on Zoom with me and discuss that area?

@alex_papageorge Hi, Alex. Have you already tried any tools for that? Copy.ai, Jarvis.ai?

@shashcoffe I'll check it out! Thanks for the note

@alex_papageorge I’m glad to be helpful, Alex!

@matthew_scyoc Howdy, Matthew. Your Ousia looks very cool. It reminds me of Co-writer in QuilBot. It's very similar, only you've made a bias toward SEO. Awesome. How did you find that idea? Why are you working on it?

@shashcoffe I’m not familiar with Quilbot Co-writer. What is the problem it’s trying to solve? Can you describe it a bit?

@matthew_scyoc QuillBot's Co-Writer is an all-in-one writing space that combines online research capabilities, note taking, AI-assisted composition and a lot more to help.

@shashcoffe I tried to use it for "research" (which seems to be the feature you're comparing Ousia to), but from what I can tell, it is performing some type of Google search, using some logic to filter sources, and presenting some or all of the content from the sources inside the tool. It seemed to pull a lot of information without much curation and the sources, text itself seemed very hit or miss. Have you had a good experience with this tool? While Quilbot and Ousia may share some UI similarities, the underlying machine learning of Ousia seems to be far more powerful. For some background: Ousia actually trains and fine-tunes a model specifically on the user's topic, and then pulls thousands of sources, building the user a completely custom research engine. Ousia actually creates it's own 100% unique questions for the user to review, helping them quickly build a dynamic outline and main themes they want to discuss. Within each specific question, Ousia selects and displays sometimes hundreds of related, but slightly different answers so the user can easily cherry pick which questions and answers they want to cover and build into their piece of content.

@matthew_scyoc Matthew, actually, I don’t find the Co-Writer by QuillBot is useful for me yet. The search is really poor, true. But I actively use Parapraser by QuilBot. What about Ousia.ai – I’m going to try it when I need to create SEO niche content. Thank you!

@anna_mandziuk Hello, Anna! This is probably the biggest problem for me. I want to write a lot and regularly, but it turns out little and rarely =) Goddamn it, what should we do? How are you trying to solve this inspiration problem?

@jeodartseo Hi, Jeo. Your blog posts look pretty good. What's the hardest part of the process of preparing and writing?

@anna_voronina148 Hey Anna! Thanks for the reply. How many times have you tried to start?

@shashcoffe , it happens literally every time I need to start writing something. Probably, it has to do with the feedback on my writing skills I received in the past.

@anna_voronina148 You mean you were criticized and that's the reason?

@shashcoffe , yep

@anna_voronina148 Anna, what have you already tried to overcome that fear?

@maxwellcdavis In the newsletter that I receive, the author (Ann Handley) suggested to note down various things for daily inspiration. "How did you spend your day? What did you see? Notice? What did you overhear? Snippets of conversation overheard from strangers, neighbors, unsuspecting spouses on a Zoom call, kids? Draw a related doodle or sketch. Important point: Just draw. Do not judge your talent or its artistic mettle. Your objective is just to loosen up/have fun—not judge the quality of your art. After a few days, you'll start to notice the world a little differently. You'll start to act like a hunter-gatherer, collecting things inside your noggin so you can record them later. And you'll get your groove back—almost by default. You aren't "writing." You're "just making a list.""

@maxwellcdavis Maxwell, I have the same problem. How do you usually hurdle that obstacle?

@maxwellcdavis @w_j That’s a good advice. Thanks for sharing. I’m going to try that approach.

@gamerseo You mean you start by creating a headline for a chosen topic, and if it doesn't work, you can't start writing? Or something different?

@lior_galante_cohen Hello, Lior. I appreciate your answer. You know, I have the same problem and search a solution. What have you already tried to solve the problem with coming up with ideas?

@shashcoffe I'm always looking for new sources of inspiration. One tool that's been working for me is Feedly: https://feedly.com/

@lior_galante_cohen Interesting. I know Feedly, and I tried it but didn’t find it useful. I’ll try to use it again with your method. Thanks again, Lior.

@ukeme_james1 Hey, Ukeme. Yeah, man, I totally get you! Do you keep writing four articles a week?

@shashcoffe sometimed more than four but I don't do them manually

@ukeme_james1 Ukeme, are you saying that Writesonc does 100% of the writing work for you? How does it work?

@prince_brown_jasper What a brilliant topic! Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Prince-Brown. Are you keep writing regularly?

@shashcoffe I write when I have unique topic to write about.

@prince_brown_jasper I see. Is that a regular or a spontaneous process?

@shashcoffe I think writing relevant contents is more important than writing regularly.

@prince_brown_jasper I totally agree with you, man. But can you do that if you don’t have enough skills yet?

@techronin Hi, Collin. It’s a really huge problem. You hit the bulls-eye of the problem. What about hopping on a Zoom call and discussing it?

@shashcoffe yeah I’m totally down. I’m praying that you have a neurotranslater that scans by brain periodically for great ideas and then turns it into 2500 word Seo optimized blog posts, is that what they call is about?

@techronin Yeah, the Neurotranslator would be a cool tool =) What are the best practices to create great SEO-optimized blog posts for you today?

@shashcoffe I would separate these into two buckets. With SEO Saas tools and without. If you have the luxury of owning tools like AHREFS, or SEMRUSH - these tools can be super helpful on almost all dimensions of crafting optimised content. The problem is, they're hella-stupid expensive. With them you can do keyword analysis, competitor analysis and see what kind of content is driving the most traffic. Without these tools it's a bit harder, but doable, but I would say you have to constantly be a student of the optimised content game and thoroughly understand headlines, paragraph structures, and how to add valuable information. to your prospective users. It goes without saying that you really need to be consistent and experiment alot, and overt time you find the signal and they keywords and channels that are best for your content.

@techronin The best reply, Collin. Much appreciated! I see the Blog and Newsletter links on your site are not active yet. Do you write a blog and a newsletter?

@ukeme_james1 Really? Can you share your writing? Which AI-copywriting tool do you use?

@shashcoffe I'm using writesonic ai writer 👉. https://cutt.ly/NYKWg17

@ukeme_james1 Ukeme, can you tell me more about the process you do use Writesonic? How do you do writing with that?

@kislingdi Hey, Diana. Thanks a lot for your reply. I really appreciate it. I meant Challenge as the hardest part of writing. Now I get it – the hardest part for you is to go deep enough into the topic. I totally understand. I'm curious, how are you solving that hardest part? What's the best practice for you?

@shashcoffe I study hard and take all the help I can get from those who know the subject best. Here's how I deal with it. Btw, thanks for the interesting question!

@kislingdi And thank you for your answers, Diana! Much appreciated!

@dipak_h Hi, Deepak! Can you tell me more about which tools you're talking about?

@shashcoffe Using various AI writer tools.

@dipak_h Deepak, thanks for your answer. As a writer, I’m using Grammarly and QuilBot. Can you tell me what AI writing tools you use? And why is it so hard to use them?