I agree with Randy. I've also found that Gemini is very good at styling it to make the whole thing look a million times better. A simple prompt like "I think my content reads like a wall of text, use your design skills to make it easier to read and absorb for humans. You may use accordions, slide decks or however you see fit. You must use the brand colours for xyz. It is important not to remove any of my original text. You must also adhere strictly to SEO best practises" I use variations of this to get the result I want. I also use different LLM's to test the best outcome as I've found that there isn't a single best source, although I tend to find that Perplexity is great for more technical outputs and I use it in deep thinking mode so I know it is using real world live sources rather than an internal knowledge base. I still use Neuronwriter but I do the edits manually, it's important to pick the right competitors as not just be swayed by a word-count, you need to actually see what they're doing on their page. In addition I like to make the post stand out with some media so I like to use a combination of tools like Kling and ElevenLabs or even an LLM to build me a tool that I can embed in the article. The end result is a million times better than when I used to work with writers alone and the work I'm doing is ranking really well, especially when combined with a proper topical map and applied semantic SEO. With some clients where the information is sensitive such as law, I use a Trello board, I put on a card with my proposed article and then have a lawyer fact check it. Once they move it to the next column I draft it on their website, it is then checked again before and after publishing by their team. This way they have plenty of opportunities to change it. If I'm using AI I'm always honest with the client but sell them the benefits.

Good move John! Deffo has a more modern feel about it 👍