Peppertype vs Pinterest: Which is a better fit?

AJ: Hi, my name is AJ. I'm the founder of AJ Tatum Digital and I would rate Peppertype about a three. Prior to Peppertype, I was using an app called Writer, which was really good at making salesy type stuff but nothing that really could put together a full length content with your entire website and scan it for keywords, et cetera, like Peppertype can. And that was one of the main reasons why I used it and why I continue to use it. It helps build out long form content. After you build out that long form content, break it down into something like a Twitter thread, for example. Or an X thread. Sorry. Well, I do it. The main reason why I chose Peppertype was because it was truly an all in one suite as far as generating content, crafting your content and then being able to take pieces of it and then use the AI tools to generate social media posts, everything else. So you're able to do all the things you're doing for a blog post within the one entire ecosystem, which really up-streamline things the most. Getting started with Peppertype was extremely easy. Once you sign up, you put it in your domain, put in a few keywords, some of your competitors, and you can go from there. You start putting in ideas that you want to talk about and use their AI tools or follow one of their prompts. Super simple. So if you're thinking about getting started with Peppertype, it's a great product, someplace where you can have all your content there and generated and organized into different projects, very helpful. The one thing that I would say is that sometimes their AI tool isn't necessarily the absolutely greatest. That's where I've used Writesonic. They have a Sonic GPT that seems to work a little bit better and so I usually take from there and supplement it with Peppertype in between with those tools. So it's something that you may want to consider, but overall it's still a really good product.