Copysmith Reviews

1. Faiyjul Kabir R

   | Digital Marketing Specialist at KX Gym | over 1 year ago
   Solid Tool

   There isn't much I can say about Copysmith that is bad. The service to help content makers and marketers is plainly marketed, and that is exactly what the produce does. I'd want to see some capabilities for filtering results, for transferring information produced by one template to another, and for adding new templates. I'm quite happy with this service overall. Their software is straightforward and simple to use, and the cost is reasonable for the capabilities they offer. I also appreciate how active they attempt to be in their consumer base. They pay attention to customer feedback and are cognizant of system faults.

   I have high hopes for Copysmith's next releases since I utilise a service from a firm that recognises improvements may be made while still providing excellent results.

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Copysmith mentions (4)

• Pioneering AI Content Creation: Must Know Tools Every Creator Needs

  Copysmith (now with their E-commerce producrt Describely), tailored for brands and businesses, is a powerhouse of AI content creation. With over 30 diverse templates, ranging from Facebook Ad copy to Event Press Releases. Yt’s a tool that understands the varied content needs of today’s digital landscape. - Source: dev.to / 11 months ago

• Thoughts about copywriting tools?

  I think it's an app? It's actually copysmith.ai. I didn't post the link because for some reason it gets auto removed. Source: almost 3 years ago

• Young Entrepreneur Looking for Advice

  Text Generation Companies using GPT-3 Https://copysmith.ai/ Https://rytr.me/ Https://www.conversion.ai/. Source: almost 3 years ago

• 🚀 Framework: Strapping yourself to the back of someone else's rocket

  Many tools with similar features are doing really well, including Conversion.ai and Copysmith.ai. Source: about 3 years ago

GiveWell mentions (22)

• GiveDirectly – Send money directly to people who need it most

  GiveDirectly is a great org that’s working in data driven experimental way to identify effective ways to donate. I’ve donated to them for years. In a similar vein is GiveWell, https://givewell.org/, who research and identify the top charities to donate to to maximize dollar impact. Their mission is to simplify giving by just telling you a very small number of orgs, removing any need for analysis or choice.... - Source: Hacker News / 7 months ago

• Sam Bankman-Fried and the effective altruism delusion

  When I donate to http://givewell.org , I don't care about the relative value they place on arms and legs. What I care about is avoiding pseudo-charities. You know, the ones that pop up in exposé articles every now and then where most of the money goes to marketing and admin, a tiny sliver goes to the actual cause, and then a clown car pulls up full of people who try to rationalize how this is actually a good... - Source: Hacker News / 8 months ago

• What life changing thing can you buy for less than $100?

  Givewell.org. It is a charity evaluator which uses extensive research to investigate the best, most cost-effective ways to help people in the world today. They have their Top Charities Fund which supports the highest-priority funding needs among their Top Charities. They also have their All Grants Fund to fill the highest-impact funding opportunities they can find, whether those opportunities are top charities or... Source: almost 1 year ago

• Why does a 13 and 14 year old has a gun?

  You should definitely help random strangers! Do it by contributing money to stop malaria, or whatever the current top charity on http://givewell.org is. That helps far more people with far more efficiency than giving money directly to someone you pass on the street (and if you want to give money directly to people who need it, there’s also http://givedirectly.org, which does exactly that (and was also in... Source: about 1 year ago

• I have a contract to be cryopreserved after my legal death for the chance of future revival AMA

  I unfortunately don't think that the 45€ per month that I spend on my cryonics contract would be able to save the poor. Also, it's not an either or. I regularly donate to charities with good rating from givewell.org. I'm not giving every possible penny I have, but my guess is that neither are you buddy. Source: about 1 year ago