BLG.AIReviews of babylovegrowth.ai

Has potential but flawed, the write ups look good, but i have no idea where there pulling content for keywords from. There is an option to add keywords 50 it states, so i spent time doing research adding important keywords, added about 30, went back to add more i cant find the 30 or so that i added, asked support they haven't a clue, for a week kept saying they would tell me, but 2 weeks later still none the wiser, so it just writes random stuff with no important keywords, its not using the ones i added. There is an option to delete things its writing about and adding your own subject, but i thought the whole point of these ai things you link them to the site give them a bit of knowledge and away they go. For some reason when doing link backs to my site it picks the worse urls, old urls that are not even showing on the web site and have no content to them, urls from years ago, i forgot even existed are popping up, its just bizarre. Maybe im missing something, but not impressed so far on month 2 with 2 web sites, will give it another month see if it teaches itself

Awesome Idea, but seems like a bit of a sketchy implementation. It generates junk blog posts for you, posts them. It appears that those link back to you for some SEO cred. Auto posting to reddit is too expensive.

UPDATE3: The integration with WordPress still does not function even with the paid plan of 4 euros/month. I tried several times recently, but to no avail. Babylovegrowth would be a good service if it could resolve the integration issues with the platforms that they claim to integrate with seamlessly. Not all customers are computer scientists, which is why I think most of them turn to them. They should resolve this issue so that integration can be done even by people without in-depth computer science knowledge. UPDATE2: Google account connection restored. Maybe this is a serious service, but there are still many improvements to carry out till reaching a flawless service, as claimed. UPDATE: The integration forms are indeed simple. The problem is that they don't really work or don't work at all. The only one that works easily, as you claim, is the Wix integration form. The Wordpress integration form is theoretically very easy, it has three fields, but it simply doesn't work. To integrate with Wordpress, I spent an hour and a half with Wordpress technical support and tried all the solutions they suggested, but I invariably got the response that blg.ai would not connect, error 404. In the end, Wordpress technical support suggested that I purchase a premium plan, meaning that integrating blg.ai is not possible with the free Wordpress plan. Another case where you claim that integration is very simple is with Workflow.io. However, here the situation is more nuanced; obtaining an API key is indeed simple, but it is not enough. Once the API key is entered, four more fields appear that must be filled in. To solve the problem, I contacted blg.ai technical support. They suggested a few steps, which I followed exactly as instructed, but it wasn't enough. Then the technical operator at blg.ai lost his patience and sent me to Webflow's technical support, even though I told them that my Webflow account was brand new, opened specifically for integration with blg.ai, so it could be configured from the start according to blg.ai's wishes. If the operator at blg.ai lost his patience, what can I say; I was motivated to subscribe precisely to automate routine operations and not waste time in front of the screen, because I work with the public and cannot interrupt my activity. And this morning I noticed that I can no longer connect to blg.ai with my Google account. When I try to log in, I get a network error message. Could this have something to do with the review I wrote? INITIAL REVIEW: The articles written are of good quality, but there are ai models that can write them for free. On the other hand, integration with CMS platforms is lacking; in most cases, it is difficult, and in other cases, it is only possible if you purchase paid plans for the respective CMS platforms, as it is not possible with the free versions. Technical support is not of the highest quality and is limited to a few video tutorials and telegraphic responses with references to the customer service of other CMS platforms. Paradoxically, since subscribing to this service, I spend more time in front of the screen manually distributing articles on the free versions of CMS platforms. And the motivation for subscribing was precisely to avoid wasting time in front of the screen with tasks that can be automated. In conclusion, if you are just starting out and building a new website from scratch, this service is a good option. But if you already have a website with a lot of quality content and are just looking to automate promotion and other repetitive tasks, you'd better look elsewhere.