Wordplay - Long-Form AI Writer

Generate 2,000+ words of high-quality content in one click

5.0•2 reviews•

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Generate 2,000+ words of high-quality content in one click

5.0•2 reviews•

603 followers

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Wordplay is the newest AI writing tool on the market built specifically for people who need long-form content that ranks on Google. Give it a spin today - you may be surprised at how good Wordplay is at quickly generating high-quality content.

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👋 Hey Product Hunt, Curran here, founder of Wordplay Wordplay is a long-form AI content creator that helps you: ✓ Create 2,000+ word drafts that are 95% complete in 15 seconds ✓ Save hundreds of hours by creating content in bulk ✓ Easily schedule & publish content with our WordPress plugin ⛔️ The Problem I’ve tried a lot of different AI writing tools… Unfortunately, everything left me disappointed because they were not built by SEO professionals or with SEO content at top of mind. Also, many of these tools only generate 50-100 words at a time, so even with the help of AI, it still took loads of time to create full-length blog posts or landing pages. This left me with two choices: 1) Take extra time out of our day to create content manually 2) Pay for freelance writers or assistants to create content for us Neither of these options were very appealing to us, which is why we created Wordplay: the fastest way to create long-form content in one click. ✅ The Solution At Wordplay, we focus on doing one thing really well: generating helpful content that Google loves. All of the features built in our tool are focused on making your content more accurate, on-topic, and useful which are all factors in Google’s ranking algorithm. We also have Google-friendly features like FAQs so that you have higher chances of winning featured snippets or showing up in the people also ask section on the search results page. We make it dead simple to create high-quality content quickly and optimize it in a way that requires minimal edits from you afterward. 👉 Thanks for checking out our product! We're offering a lifetime deal for a few more days so if you want to snag that, you'll need to buy before Wednesday! :)

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4yr ago

@curran_van_waarde1 Congrats on the launch 🚀

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4yr ago

Wordplay is excellent. It’s essential for high quality content @curran_van_waarde1

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4yr ago

@curran_van_waarde1 wordplay is excellent, been using it for a while.

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4yr ago

@curran_van_waarde1 I use WordPlay for long-form articles (blog posts), and I get high-quality (mostly) output from just the title and outline.

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4yr ago

@curran_van_waarde1 I have been using Wordplay from last almost 4 months and there has not been a single moment that I wasn’t surprised with the quality of output it provided for single liners. Recent addon on FAQ section liking icing on the cake. Keep up the good work guys. Glad that I picked it up very early.

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4yr ago

I'm a bit of a hard case when it comes to AI content creators, for two reasons: 1) As a former "high end" Creative Director and copywriter, my standards and expectations are high. Too high, some have said (and based on my experiences with AI overall, I'd say that's true). 2) At this point, I've bought and used well over a dozen of the "latest and greatest" AI writing tools. Most of the big names in fact. And generally speaking, I've found them wanting. Badly wanting. Particularly when it comes to long form content, and especially in regards to niche subjects. So imagine my shock, surprise and delight when I got ahold of Wordplay and started testing it out. Frankly, I wasn't expecting much. But I simply couldn't believe the results I was getting. I mean, I'd plug in a keyword, push a button and out popped a freakin fantastic article! Fast, too. I mean, within SECONDS! The first few times were not flukes, either, folks! I've gotten nothing but first-rate results so far. No big disappointments. No major letdowns. It's to the point now where this tool is my go-to secret weapon (shhhhhhsh... don't tell anyone). Now don't get me wrong. To be clear, what Wordplay produces are not 100% tweaked, massaged and finished articles (though still better than much of the published dreck that's increasingly seen online). None of the AI tools I'm aware of promise that or deliver it. You'll have to do some adjustments and corrections here and there, and if you've got a really strong voice, you may have to do more than that. But absolute worst case scenario, in my experience, you'll have an article that's 90-98% good to go right "out of the box." You've gotta love that, wouldn't you say? The quality really is good to excellent, and beyond that, the time savings truly remarkable. Further, if you're just stuck... or in creative malaise... or suffering from short-term burnout... Wordplay can be a lifesaver. I should know, because it's saved my life a few times recently. ;-) Being generally known as a curmudgeon, I'm not one to gush. I rarely write any kinds of reviews other than highly incendiary ones arising from great disappointment (which seems to happen far too often, but I digress). Still, Wordplay isn't one of those. It's the exact opposite! I'm in deep like with this tool and it could get more serious. If it's not clear by now, I'm impressed, and anybody who knows me would say that's not easy to do. Which is true. I guess I'm a fan boy or Wordplay now (he admits, red-faced). Yeah, what of it? I'm not ashamed, either! ;-) NOTE: This review of Wordplay was NOT written with Wordplay. It's probably too idiosyncratic and granular for any AI writer to produce. And besides, I didn't think of it. D'oh! Old habits die hard. But now I'm curious to see what Wordplay would do with a review of Wordplay...

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4yr ago

Is it based on GPT3? Just asking because I am seeing so many similar platforms launching every day here. How is it different from others? Congratulations on the launch!

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4yr ago

This makes the best sentences. But it won't process pieces with Daniel Radcliffe in the title and errors range from dangerous to hilarious and may be harder to catch. They are so prevalent that fact checking will take longer than writing it. (Much more than the 5 minutes they say to have your virtual assistant spend in the how-to video.). One piece i requested was what we should know about Monkeypox. It reads like English, but was entirely wrong, like a Jim Carey character or the worst case of someone believing they can bullshit their way through a topic they know nothing about. Every single sentence was wrong in the "How do you catch Monkeypox," section (other than ""If you were bitten by an arthropod that was not infected with the virus, then you most likely will not contract this illness.") Not only is it silly, arthropods are not of concern. Tons of info exists online on this topic. The trusted sources are obvious and clear answers exist. Not only are monkeys (and arthropods) not of any worry, it's scary that this product shakes a random association shaker or something and determines that you should stop " feeding your pets monkey food like bananas and grapes as they could contain harmful viruses in them too." Impressive sentences and speed. Be careful. Potentially dangerous to one's reputation, readers and rankings. The fact that is sets you up for good SEO could prove again that good marketing killing bad products faster. The evaluating mechanism isn't right either. The monkey pox generated words went on: "Should you be worried about catching this disease? First, people should not be alarmed by the news of this virus. It is not a true pandemic or epidemic. This is not another HIV or Ebola and it is not contagious to humans in any way. Second, there are no confirmed cases of Monkeypox in gay Americans as of yet. But this is only because mainstream media has been exaggerating the information about this disease so much that people have been scared into thinking they have already caught it. Third, if you are concerned about having contracted Monkeypox, don’t be. " {Generated content. Again NONE of this info is correct} Also why won't it process posts about Daniel Radcliffe?

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4yr ago

I've tested many AI writers and 96.4% of them need a TON of human intervention. WordPlay is by far the best writer I've used & needs the least amount of manual edits / hand holding. It's surprisingly very good compared to all the other AI writers out there. Saves a ton of time and effort every time I want to put out a new blog post. Solid 9 of 10. Would recommend for anyone with a business (most types of businesses anyways) that want to blog but don't have time, or for people who aren't good at writing and conveying their thoughts into text. Is it perfectly ready to post every time? No, but damn it's close to it! =]

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4yr ago

I've used Wordplay to create countless pieces of content. It's really easy to use, and is a great way to create high-quality content fast!

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4yr ago

I have been using Wordplay often over the last few months. The UI is easy to grasp and use, and best of all the generated text is fairly good, with only minor revisions needed in general. Well done to @curran_van_waarde1 and the team!

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4yr ago

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