WRITER Reviews & Insights

We use it to automate end to end training curation. WRITER's agents allow us to use our bespoke and proprietary context document backed by learning science to output a skills taxonomy, needs analysis, full granular curriculum, and actual learning assets. All of this is backed, contextualized, and synthesized by prompts, information, and resources that we curated in house.

It is very easy to navigate, build, and contextually meld your agent into whatever you like. As long as you know how their back-end no-coding platform works, it becomes a breeze to create bespoke content that actually matters, and makes sense. We've done this with multiple agents and as I call it, "sub-functions". There's a lot more potential the agents can do, all you need to know is to just learn the process.

To create content.

In my experience, WRITER is mostly likely the most incompetent forms of AI writing I have experienced.Full disclosure: I inherited WRITER from my predecessor. Since I've come on board, I have tried to see it's value and use it effectively. What I've experienced is mistreatment, incompetence, and a product that is worse than some of the free AI tools out in the marketplace. I've done multiple comparisons using the same prompts, and, in my opinion, the quality received from WRITER is not what it should be for the price. In my opinion, save your money and use one of the free tools out there.

Writer has become an invaluable tool for my small marketing businesses. It creates copy that does not feel computer-generated, it feels human. It is quick, great quality and inexpensive. I would recommend Writer to anyone looking for an AI tool that does not sound like AI. A real game changer for small businesses.

Writer is great if you already have content but you want it rewritten in a different tone or to include more detail. It could be better at including emojis for Instagram friendly content. I also use Writer to summarise work and come up with titles. It is automatically written in American English so it's worth checking spellings.

I use Writer to research and create an outline for blog posts. I also use it to test out web copy or social media copy, write in different tones, and transcribe audio files.

Ability to write different tones and write humanized content.

I use Writer to help me summarize content such as meeting transcripts and other long pieces of content. After I summarize the information I use it to send as a follow up to the audience as a way to continuously keep them informed of what they've already seen or missed out.

Writer is great at helping me gather information and sort it into smaller chunks. I've not used it for actually building new content so I can't comment on that yet.
My favorite new use case that I'm using it daily on is cross referencing multiple sources to generate a single output.
I've tried using it to generate tables/graphs with no luck. Co-pilot struggles with that too.

I've used Writer previously at a creative content firm and now as a solo consultant/freelancer for developing B2B technical content. I've used it for blog development, social media summary content, and content quality assurance. By far, the best feature has been the writing refinement and style support. It is extremely useful for deeper technical content.

I always recommend Writer when discussing content management and generative AI with colleagues. Writer is the best B2B content platform I've discovered.

I've found it less useful from a social media management content generation platform, with platforms like Taplio (limited to LinkedIn) being better. But I expect that's to come (hopefully).

I use Writer as a freelance editor for a marketing agency. It works alongside the free version of Grammarly in my company's CMS.

Writer is the ultimate partner to Grammarly's free version. It catches all the commas and semi-colons that Grammarly won't. It also has the best use of inclusive language suggestions I have seen.

Writer's AI suggestions are good, too. It provides plenty of options for tone, voice, and complexity of writing. Overall, Writer's Chrome extension integrates well with most text fields on the internet. It isn't perfect with my company's CMS, but that's something unique to their formatting—Writer's underlines actually go through the text.

I work in Marketing and produce content for our company website and social media. I have used Writer to structure blog outlines, social media posts, and to brainstorm on titles. I also use the re-wording function to improve writing quality or to spark ideas. I have found it most helpful in drafting blog structures - even if I don't use the content, Writer gives me a shape that I can work within.

it's great for creating structures and sparking inspiration.

the widget is a bit annoying because we work across US and UK english, so it is constantly highlighting regional spelling issues that aren't always relevant, and the pop-up blocks my vision of the text i'm working on.

i like it best for creating social media posts and struturing longer pieces of writing. the blog helper is fantastic.

I'm frequently testing new AI platforms for my business, and Writer focusses on what I need most: writing. As a solopreneur, I do not have access to the Enterprise features, but I find tremendous value in membership. Writer helps me analyze documents, create summaries, refine my brand voice, and produce great writing. I use the Snippets feature to store text clauses I use repeatedly in contracts and propsals. I have a Voice Profile for my brand voice, that is also embedded into the Rewrite tool so that anywhre I'm writing online, I can be consistent.

Although I don't have access to Entreprise tools, I believe this would be an excellent tool for in-house communication teams and marketing groups. I'd also recommend it to anyone who wants to improve their writing clarity and consistency. Writer is a helpful companion when writing long-form articles, blog posts, and reports.

I use Writer primarily for content creation, particularly for social media, email, and website marketing copy. On a daily basis, I'm asking Writer to draft social post copy to promote our very technical blog articles. Monthly and quarterly, I ask Writer to draft compelling newsletter copy for our brands. I'm now beginning to use Writer to draft new website copy for a slew of landing pages.

I think Writer is perfect for marketing professionals who need to draft copy about dense topics and subject matter, such as within tech and product companies. It bridges the gap of knowledge between marketer and engineer and saves the former countless minutes to bring what the latter develops to the marketplace.