Closerscopy Review

What Is Closerscopy?

• You'll create a new document within a project. It'll open a blank editor page similar to Ms Word or Google Docs.
• On the left-hand side, you'll see a menu with different options like 'Frameworks', 'Workflows', 'Longform', etc. Select the one you need for your task.
• Suppose you want to write an email newsletter. Click on frameworks. Here you can choose among the list of existing frameworks by the team and even the community frameworks created by other users. Or you can create your own framework for future use.
• Let's say you choose to create your own framework. The first step is to give your framework a name and category. Then you'll be asked to select the creativity temperature, character length, and description.
• Then you add the instruction. Instructions are basically how you want an output for specific input. Here's an example -
• Once your framework is ready, all you have to do is run it by providing an input and it'll give you around 3-4 outputs within seconds

And this isn't all. The best thing Closerscopy has to provide is its three finetuned models -

• BlogAI to write articles, blogs and press-releases.
• SalesAI to create stunning sales pages, ads, and email sequences.
• StoryAI to generate complete stories!

The tool uses a mix of GPT-3 Davinci (the best version) and its proprietary algorithms to give you the best results.

However, when compared to other AI writing tools like Jasper, Copy.ai, and Copysmith, the output quality fell slightly behind when using the default settings (not training the AI). On the other hand, the trained model can produce outputs that outcompete other players easily as most don't even provide this flexibility to the users.

The not-so-good part?

It is run by a single-person team - Nico Engler - who handles everything from development to marketing to sales. This poses a question of sustainability in the long run.

Closerscopy Key Features

Closerscopy could be your "second you" when it comes to generating content. The features that make it unique and powerful are:

• Unlimited AI Writing: Unlike tools that rely majorly on GPT-3, there is no limit to the amount of text you can generate with Closerscopy. From a 5000 words e-book to a 30-second video script - Closerscopy can handle it all with ease, all unlimited.
• AI models: The platform has three AI models (blog, sales, and story) for different types of content. You can switch between these models depending on your need.
• Longform: A tool designed for long-form content like articles, blogs, press releases, etc. You give the AI your brief and the talking points, and it develops long-form content for you 100-200 words at a time. You can easily edit and add to this content as you see fit.
• Frameworks: You can find hundreds of pre-existing frameworks (developed by the developers and the community) for content, social posts, ads, etc. on the platform. You can even create your own custom frameworks by training the AI on your specific needs.
• Workflows: Workflows are chained frameworks that help you get work done faster. For example, you can create a content workflow that includes persona development followed by ad copy development for that persona. There are also several pre-made workflows that you can choose from.
• SEO optimisation: The tool has a special feature for long-form content that helps you optimise your content for better ranking on search engines. All you have to do is type the focus keyword and the tool will scrape the first 10 ranking webpages for you and analyse their content. It will then give you an optimisation report along with tips to improve your ranking.
• Insights: The insights feature analyses your content and gives you an in-depth report of its readability, emotion, keyword densities, and spam analysis. This report can be really helpful in improving your content strategy.

Who Can Benefit From Closerscopy?

Closerscopy could be perfect for you if you fit into any of the following categories:

• Blogger: You look for ways to write SEO optimised blog posts without spending hours to put down your thoughts into right words.
• Content marketer: You need to produce quality content on a regular basis to engage your audience and generate leads. The content can be in the form of blog posts, social media posts, or even ad copy.
• Copywriter: You want to create high-converting ad copy or landing pages without spending hours brainstorming or doing A/B testing.
• Freelancer: You are always on the lookout for new tools that can help you get more clients and grow your business - be it content writing, SEO, SEM, or social media marketing.
• Student: You need to write essays, papers, or articles for your studies but don't have the time or patience to do it yourself.

Simply put, Closerscopy can help if you wish to write any form of content more effectively and efficiently.

Closerscopy Pros

Closerscopy is amongst the top AI-powered content writers available today. Here are the reasons why:

• Ability to develop your own frameworks: You can develop your own content writing frameworks on Closerscopy. This means you lend your voice to the tool, which in turn allows you to write copy in a way you would have written instead of a generic tonality.
• Tailored for your industry: The software comes with a range of different industry-specific templates. This means you can get content written for your specific sector without hassle.
• SEO features: The software has a plethora of SEO features that help you write copy that ranks higher on search engines. This includes auditing the ranked webpages, auditing your content, and more.
• Unlimited words: The biggest selling point of Closerscopy is that it doesn't limit the number of words you can write. This means you can write long-form content without any worry.
• An extensive list of frameworks: With over 700 frameworks in every industry, you're sure to find one that fits your needs. The best thing? Community shares new ones every day.
• New features every month: The founder of Closerscopy is constantly adding new features to the software. This means that you're always getting more value for your money.
• Highly active community: The tool has a really active and engaging Facebook community. This means you can get help and feedback from other users.
• No banned terms and limitations: Unlike GPT-3 dependent platforms that ban content related to adult industry, drugs, and gambling, Closerscopy has no such limitations. You can write about whatever you want.
• Great pricing: For a tool that provides unlimited content, Closerscopy is very reasonably priced.
• 128 languages: The platform currently supports 128 languages. So no matter what language you want to write in, Closerscopy has you covered.

Closerscopy Cons

With all of the incredible features that Closerscopy offers, there are bound to be a few drawbacks. Here are the cons of Closerscopy:

• Slow server: Compared to its competitors, Closerscopy's server is a bit slow. This can be frustrating when you're trying to get work done quickly.
• Learning curve: There's a learning curve with Closerscopy. It's not as simple to use as some of its competitors. However, it's a powerful tool once you get the hang of it.
• Factual errors: Unfortunately, Closerscopy is not a research tool. It requires manual intervention to correct factual errors.
• One-person team: Closerscopy is run by a one-person team. This can be a drawback because there's only so much one person can do.
• No free trial: Closerscopy does not offer a free trial. This acts as a big barrier to entry for potential customers.

The Dashboard

Closerscopy's user interface and experience aren't among the best I've seen. It's not terrible, but it could use some work - especially in the dashboard area.

You need to create a new project and add a document just to use short-form frameworks like ad copy generator or social media post templates. It would be nice if there was an option to just use those features without having to create a project first.

Nevertheless, it's different but not bad. Good for people who like to organise their thoughts before they start writing.

The Document Area

Almost everything that the tool has to offer happens in the document area. There are options to write a long-form, use frameworks, workflows, audit your article, get content insights and more.

And all this can be overwhelming for a new user.

However, the founders have thought of this and introduced a launchpad option - a custom place where you can keep your frequently used features for easy accessibility.

Longform

Believe it or not, this post is written with the help of Closerscopy's longform.

All I did was add my arguments to the article, and the longform feature expanded them for me.

However, sometimes, the output isn't as great as I would like it to be. But this is where the unlimited generations come handy. Generate it as many times as you want and you'll eventually find the argument you like.

I wished I could like or dislike the result to get better options on repeated generations.

Unlike other tools, you can separately generate briefs, headlines, listicles, FAQs, etc. by just clicking on the respective option in the right sidebar.

This makes it really easy to generate a holistic article.

Frameworks

Not going to lie. Frameworks are what sets Closerscopy far ahead of its competition.

By frameworks, I mean the ability to input your own specific rules that the AI has to follow while writing a copy for you.

Either you use frameworks created by the developers or community or create your own. Both options, when used correctly, can help you get great results.

The best thing is that the possibilities are endless. You can create rules for grammar, style, voice, etc., and the AI will make sure to follow them.

This way, you can get a copy that's aligned with your brand voice and style guide.

In fact, I generate most of my newsletter emails and Instagram posts using Closerscopy now.

The best part?

You get 3-4 different outputs for the same input. So if you're not happy with one, you can always choose another.

Workflows

Workflows granted all the "I wish for" wishes that users demanded when frameworks were launched.

They are chained frameworks that you execute one after another.

For example, here's my Instagram carousel copy workflow -

• Step 1: Come up with ideas for what to post
• Step 2: Input those ideas into the "Instagram Post" framework which will come up with introduction and bullet points.
• Step 3: Expanding those bullet points into full sentences
• Step 4: Coming up with the caption for the post

SEO

The SEO feature is similar to what you'll find on Surfer - an NLP-powered SEO tool. The tool asks you to list your focus keyword and target country. It then scrapes the top ten ranking web pages for that keyword and analyses them to come up with an SEO report.

Though not including everything an SEO tool should include, this report show overview of your article's SEO compared to the competition. The NLP algorithm analyses all the keywords used by the competition, ranks them according to relevance and gives you a list of the most important ones to target.

I suggest not completely relying on the report but using it as a general guide.

Insights

Insights is a tool developed with the aim of improving your readability score. It analyses your content and uses its algorithm to give you a readability score, elaborate on the emotions you've used in the article, give a keyword density overview and check for spam.

It can be a handy tool to improve your writing and ensure you're not overusing certain words or emotions.

The Teams Feature

Closerscopy allows you to share your premium account with a team of two to four, depending on your plan. But the operations are a bit different.

Your team doesn't enjoy all the premium features you enjoy. You just add them to a project and they can edit only that particular project

For instance, you can't add a team member and give them access to all your projects like you would in Wordable.io.

This could be seen as a good thing because it doesn't allow just anyone to edit your content. But on the other hand, it could be seen as a drawback because you can't

Closerscopy Pricing

Closerscopy is amongst the most affordable AI writers on the market. It offers three different pricing plans, all of which come with a 14-day money-back guarantee.

The cheapest plan is $49.99/month, and it allows you to have up to 300 AI runs per month. It's the only plan with some limitations.

The next plan of $79.99/month gives you unlimited runs along with the ability to have 2 other members as your team. The $99.99/ month plan is the top tier that gives you everything plus 4 other members in the team.

Unlike other tools, Closerscopy has a limited time lifetime deal where you can get the access to the unlimited tool for lifetime. The pricing ranges from at $317 (one time) per user to $697 (one time) for a 5 users team. 

Unfortunately, Closerscopy doesn't provide a free trial. But you can still try the same as they provide a 14 day money-back guarantee.

Closerscopy Review - Our Verdict

Overall, Closerscopy can be your one-stop shop for AI-generated content. If you're looking for an AI writer that can help you with your blog posts, social media posts, and even ad copy, Closerscopy is definitely worth considering.

The best part?

Unlike the competition, you can train the AI model to your specific needs, voice, and tonality, which makes it even more worth the investment.
However, the slow server needs to be worked upon to make the user experience better.