How to write blog content when you are not a writer by using conversion.ai
By: Martyn Taylor
Tags: Jarvis, Conversion Ai, Copywriting, Blogging Tips, Blogging For Business

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As a web developer, one thing I have always struggled with is writing blog content for both my clients’ websites as well as my own. It’s hard to come up with new content on a regular basis, and it takes so much time that I often put off the task of writing blog posts for weeks at a time — or worse yet — never write them at all.

I started looking around for tools to help me out. I stumbled across conversion.ai which is an interesting service that can not only generate blog post ideas based on search queries or keywords but also write the content as well! You can enter anything from industry keywords as well as topics related to your business, and conversion.ai will generate relevant article titles along with over 600 words worth of ready-to-go text content about those subjects right there under your fingertips! What could be easier?

So what is conversion.ai?

Conversion.ai is (among other things) a blog writing service that helps non-writers generate blog content for their website with just the click of a button. The conversion process starts by uploading your existing blog posts, social media posts or articles to be analyzed by Jarvis — their AI copywriting assistant which uses CPT-3 and spaCy the Natural Language Processing library to analyze your existing blog posts, social media posts or articles and extracts information that is relevant to what you are writing about. From there it identifies words that might make for a good topic sentence of the new content.

Once Jarvis has identified topics and keywords from the original text, it then generates sentences based on that information. It may also insert content for a title or a conclusion sentence in order to make the article flow more naturally but this is optional and can be turned off.

Amazing right!

Benefits of conversion.ai

Using Jarvis as your writing assistant can help you save time on writing blog posts, and will even make your content more engaging for readers.

Jarvis is able to take care of all the data gathering, research, and sentence generation so that you can spend less time coming up with new topics or crafting original words-saving hours each week in the process.

This can help business owners spend more time working on their business instead of trying to write content for their websites, whilst saving them money on hiring copywriters!

So how much is it?

Conversion.ai currently comes with a 5-day free trial. After the free trial, there are 2 pricing options. The starter package at $29 per month for 20,000 words and access to 40+ short-form copywriting templates.

The second is a pro package, currently $99 per month, for unlimited words, access to all the templates, plus access to their long-form assistant.

These prices are however going up from the 1st May, more information can be found on their pricing page

How to create a blog post in Jarvis

This example uses the long-form assistant which you have access to within the 5-day trial, or as part of the pro package, but you can achieve similar using the individual tools in the starter package and copy+paste into a text editor.

I am going to write a blog post about the importance of servicing your mountain bike as I friend of mine owns a mobile cycle repair business, so this is the type of content he would need to produce for this website.

Think of topic or keyword you want to write about. Add a quick paragraph about the topic and the tome you want the post to be in — friendly/informative/formal — there are loads to choose from! Add in the keywords you want Jarvis to include in the text, then continue.

Next up is the title, you can add one yourself, or ask Jarvis to generate some ideas. Select 1 you like or ask Jarvis to generate some more.

Then we come to the intro paragraph, again we can write something or Jarvis can do this for us.

Once you have selected the intro you like it will take you over to the editor view.

From here, I can get an additional outline by viewing the Blog Post outline in power mode. You can select how different outlines you want, and once generated you can pick one or select what you think best from the different options.