I was one of Content at Scale's first users, it recently renamed to Brandwell as it's now focussed on brand growth. It's mainly aimed at marketers and content creators who want to streamline their content creation and SEO efforts. Here's the main points to their platform today: 1. RankWell: This is their long-form content creation tool. It can apparently generate well-researched, SEO-optimized articles from just a keyword, video, or podcast input. They claim it needs minimal human editing, which sounds pretty sweet if it works as advertised. 2. WriteWell: It's like an AI writing assistant on steroids. They've got over 40 AI agents trained for different marketing tasks. Think rewriting, plagiarism checking, summarizing, and more. 3. Content Intelligence Suite: This feature helps with keyword research, content briefs, and optimization audits. It's supposed to give you real-time analysis of how your content is performing. 4. Brand Publisher Network: This is an interesting one. They use a knowledge graph of your website to understand context and help with natural backlink building. What I found most impressive is how they've integrated multiple AI types, including GPT-3 and two natural language algorithms. They claim this combo allows them to produce high-quality, long-form content that's undetectable by AI content detectors. That's a bold claim, and if true, it could be a game-changer for content creators worried about AI detection. On the flip side, the pricing is definitely on the higher end. Their plans start at $500/month, which is a significant investment compared to some other AI writing tools out there such as Cuppa. But it is more powerful and includes outbound links to sources it references. One cool feature is their built-in AI content detector. It's free to use and can check if your content might be flagged as AI-generated. Always good to have that peace of mind. Overall, BrandWell seems like a powerful tool, especially if you're looking to scale up your content production. But it's probably overkill if you're just starting out or working on a smaller scale.