Boost Editor

The AI your content can’t live without

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The AI your content can’t live without

2 followers

Writing assistants

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AI Metrics and Evaluation

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AI Content Detection

Boost Editor uses AI to analyze your writing for the five base emotions: joy, sadness, anger, anxiety and disgust. After you know what emotions your writing elicits naturally, the Boost Editor will suggest word changes to optimize your writing to elicit the emotion of your choice.

Launch tags:Writing•Marketing•Artificial Intelligence

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Is this a scam?

Pros:

No website

Cons:

All the websites are dead links looking scammy af

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7yr ago

Boost Editor

Maker

Very good for emails, headlines, subject lines. Will need some expansions to edit longer my blog posts.

Pros:

Offers suggested changes I can actually use.

Improve the diversity of my wording.

Cons:

Limited to 400 words at a time.

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9yr ago

Tried it, seems to be an interesting concept. I was going to tweet your product, put in the tweet into the AI "Boost Editor: Use AI to know what emotions your writing elicits naturally and improve it." Ran it, got word naturally flagged as under disgust and anger. Tried to change the phrasing but ran out of credits. Site asks for a credit card info, was going to subscribe to play with it a bit more but it does not specify what it costs anywhere on sign up page lol :P So I didn't subscribe that's that. Best of luck.

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9yr ago

Boost Editor

Maker

@likalo_llc We completely understand, we're working on clarifying the pricing structure. To cover, it will cost $.50 for an analysis and $.50 for the selection of an emotion. Please send us an email - team@boost-ling.com and we can help you get back to editing. Thank you very much for the potential Tweet, we hope you post it. I hope this helps - thank you for your comment and trying the editor!

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9yr ago

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Just want to offer a counterpoint to the opinions that $1.50 per post is expensive. It completely depends on the type of publication, of course. It its a personal blog with a small audience and low revenue, then $1.50 per post is expensive. But to be successful, it think an offering like this needs to target commercial publications. To medium and large publications, an extra $1.50 per post is nothing. And if the service delivers on it promises, that price is way too low compared to the value those sites will receive. And sometimes times bigger operations are wary of offerings with really low prices: they decide not to try a service because "if its priced that low, it can't be very good". This definitely seems like a challenging service to price effectively, as sites of all sizes can benefit but the dollar value of that benefit varies considerably.

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9yr ago

Boost Editor

Maker

@mthacks Mark, thank you for your comment, we appreciate it. Our stand point on pricing is to only charge when value is directly added to the user. It was very difficult to price, so much so that we wrote a post about our story and why we decided this pricing model. https://medium.com/boost-linguis... For those who think it is too expensive, we hope to offer alternative methods for receiving free credits, such as tweets, affiliate invitations, and blogging opportunities. Hope this helps!

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9yr ago

Flow Club

@boostedethan Cool idea! You may want to turn Django `DEBUG` to `False`. I was able to see a 403 forbidden screen while logging in

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9yr ago

Boost Editor

Maker

@dtran320 thanks for commenting and letting us know - we’re on it!

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9yr ago

Unido Enterprise Platform

Boost Editor will be a nice complement to Writally because we adjust the content recipes we create for tone and voice. Although the emotional range is limited, I look forward to seeing what the future holds. It's exciting to see other startups tackling emotional response in content tech.

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9yr ago

Boost Editor

Maker

@casmccullough Thank you for the comment, appreciate it! I will check out Writally and we can surely keep you up to date on everything Boost Editor.

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9yr ago

Unido Enterprise Platform

@jefnwk Terrific!

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9yr ago

I found it a little funny. The kind of word suggestions I got were not atall relevant to the topic and made me laugh. Eg. "There is something important about the image above." It suggested using "Picture" instead of "Image". In my case, it was an image and not a picture so I cant use picture. And I didn't understand why using "image" made my writing more sad :)

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9yr ago

Boost Editor

Maker

@sajidsaiyed this is totally valid and we understand your issue. One of our biggest and current goals is the ability to offer contextually accurate suggested changes. We're not too far off from it, hoping to make the jump from 60-70% accurate to 90%. Hearing this feedback is incredibly helpful as it reassures us that we're on the right track. If you have any further feedback, we'd love to chat! team@boost-ling.com

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9yr ago

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