One of the best ways to grow your business is to have quality marketing materials crafted by a professional copywriter. But what if you could get the same results without having to hire a person to do the work? That’s exactly what you’ll get with the Writesonic Starter Plan.

Writesonic uses AI to analyze your inputs and pattern matching to create landing pages, ads, product descriptions and more for your business. Writesonic is like having a copywriter on staff at a fraction of the cost and at much faster speeds. And with lifetime access, you’ll have Writesonic at your disposal whenever and wherever you need it.

Writesonic knows what to convert and how to write copy that will attract business. And as an added bonus, it is available in 11 different languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Portuguese, Dutch and Polish,

If it sounds too good to be true, just listen to those who have already tried and fallen in love with Writesonic. It averages a 4.9 out of 5 stars on AppSumo based on more than 100 reviews. This is a valuable tool that will save you time and money while building your business and client base.

With the starter plan, you’ll get 25 credits per month. That will allow you to get landing page headlines, listicle ideas, YouTube titles, Google Ads, Facebook Ads, blog ideas and intros, growth ideas and so much more.

So how does Writesonic work? It couldn’t be easier. Simply select from a collection of templates if you’re working on a landing page, ad copy, YouTube video or other. Enter a short description of the product or what you want to get across and hit the generate button to get a dozen different choices on the topic. You can choose which ones to use, edit or manipulate to fits your needs, and start sharing.

Normally priced at more than $5,000, you can get lifetime access to the Writesonic Starter Plan for a limited time for just $69.99. And right now as part of our summer sale, when you spend $50 in the store, you’ll get a $10 credit toward your next purchase.

Source: The Next Web

Powered by NewsAPI.org