Rich, I’m so glad this helped bring some clarity. It really is one of those “aha!” moments when you figure out how to make the tools work together instead of having to choose just one.

That hybrid approach you described is exactly what I’ve been using too. WA’s AI Author gives you that solid affiliate structure, and then ChatGPT helps shape the tone, add personality, and make the content feel like your own. Once you find that rhythm, everything flows more naturally and efficiently.

It’s great to hear you’re feeling more confident with AI now. Looking forward to seeing what you create next! Cheers 😊👍

Thanks, Andy! I’ve actually heard a few whispers about RightBlogger but haven’t tried it yet—so this might be the push I needed! 😄 I love that it’s geared toward affiliate blogging specifically (SEO and grammar tools baked right in? Yes, please!).

Sounds like you’ve built a great hybrid workflow with ChatGPT in the mix too… and wow, 73K WA credits? That’s a serious AI vault! 💰 Appreciate the tip—I’m definitely going to check it out.

MrDon, you are absolutely not the odd one—you’re the orchestrator of an AI symphony! 🎼 That workflow is next-level.

I’m genuinely impressed by how streamlined (yet comprehensive) your system is. I love the way you assign each tool a role like they're part of your content team. And I couldn’t agree more—when you bring all the bots in early, they stay aligned with the post’s mission.

I might need to steal a page from your playbook, especially on the image creation and repurposing side. From one multitasker to another: respect. 🙌

Sonia

This is impressive! I like it!

Thanks so much, Jeremy! 😊 I really appreciate that—it means a lot coming from you. Glad you liked it! Always happy to swap ideas or workflows if you ever want to nerd out over AI stuff. 😄

Thanks so much for sharing your full workflow—this is gold! 💎 I love how you’ve created such a smart assembly line with different tools doing what they’re best at. Copilot for sharpening titles and prompts, AI Writer for structure, and ChatGPT for injecting your voice? Brilliant.

Also totally agree on the parenting blog angle—those overly personal tones the AI throws in can be a bit too made-up. 😂 It’s great that you’re so intentional about editing that out while still keeping it relatable. And I’m impressed how well ChatGPT mirrors your voice—it really does become a writing sidekick over time.

Thanks again for laying this out step-by-step—I know others reading will pick up some great ideas from it too!

Yes, I save ChatGPT for those important tasks. Any odd bits of research etc. I give to Copilot.

ChatGPT is also my 'project manager' and my Canva tutor and my translator for publishing a KDP book, so I am careful what I ask of it. It's actually not an 'it' for me any more. It's a 'he' with a name he chose for himself - Quill - because he helps me write.

Okay, I love that you’ve named him Quill—how perfect is that for a writing assistant?! 🖋️ It sounds like ChatGPT has become your creative partner-in-crime (and project manager, Canva tutor, translator… does Quill ever sleep? 😄).

I completely get being selective with what you ask—when it’s your go-to for important work, every prompt counts. Love how you’ve brought personality and purpose into your workflow.

Thanks for sharing, Isabella!

The WA AI will do
More than write an outline. You can edit the outline, remove some lines. add more lines and tell it to create an entire blog. You’ll have to edit, add your voice, add images then publish it though.

Absolutely, Shirley—thanks for pointing that out! You’re right, the WA AI Author has definitely evolved and can now generate full posts once the outline is in place. I think it’s easy to overlook that step if someone’s just using the default flow, but with a few tweaks and some added guidance, it can really produce solid drafts.

And yes, that final step—editing, adding your voice, and personal touches—is where the magic happens. Appreciate you jumping in to clarify! 😊

Hey Richard! 😊 Love that hybrid approach—WA for the outlines, then pass it off to ChatGPT (or the rest of the AI Avengers 😄). It’s a great way to get the most out of those WA credits without compromising on flexibility or tone.

I haven’t played much with Claude or Gemini yet, but I’m hearing more folks mixing and matching.

Always cool to see how everyone builds their own “AI workflow cocktail”! 🍹 Cheers to smart shortcuts!

I have found that Claude is great for the final, more human-like version but doesn't handle images well (yet). Gemini is good for research.
But ChatGPT seems to be the best all-rounder and reacts well to chatting. It listens and often makes good, requested, changes.
:-)
Richard

Thanks, Richard! That’s super helpful insight. I haven’t used Claude much yet, but I keep hearing it’s fantastic for more natural tone—good to know it’s your go-to for that final polish!

And yes, Gemini is a solid researcher, but I still find ChatGPT the best when I want to actually talk to my AI 😄 It’s like having a chatty writing buddy who actually listens and doesn’t argue about Oxford commas (most of the time anyway!).

Appreciate you sharing your take!

Thanks for chiming in, Steve! 🙌 I totally get what you mean—tools like ChatGPT and RightBlogger definitely give more granular control with headings, lists, and formatting right out of the gate. That built-in structure makes such a difference when you’re aiming for polished, skimmable posts. You’re spot on—it really is all in the prompts!

The WA writer has come a long way, but I agree: having more H3s or bullet blocks auto-generated would be a huge improvement. Fingers crossed for future updates! 🤞

Totally hear you on that! GPT is definitely my go-to for most tasks too, especially when I want more control over tone and structure. But yes—that unused pile of WA credits can feel a bit like wasted potential 😅.

Maybe it’s worth using WA’s tool for outlines, product blurbs, or even idea generation just to squeeze more value out of those 60k. Gotta make those credits earn their keep, right? 💸

Absolutely, I'll figure something out haha