Content at Scale Review 2023 – Best for Long-Form Content

Are you curious about Content at Scale and how it works?

Want a reliable way to create content in bulk without sacrificing quality? Content at Scale may be the answer. With this system, you can quickly generate high-quality content.

Let’s face it. In 2023, AI writing tools have exploded onto the scene. Maybe you are one of the 52% of business leaders using AI-generated content. Even with all of the improvements over the year, the writing is still bland and uninspired. Content at Scale is changing this by creating content that reads like human writers wrote it.

You don’t have to worry about manually creating each piece of content or hiring expensive freelancers. Content at Scale is an efficient solution for anyone who wants to produce large amounts of powerful content with minimal effort. Plus, its easy-to-use interface helps ensure accuracy and consistency throughout your projects.

Read my review of Content at Scale to see if it is right for you!

My Experience with Content at Scale

I have tried Content at Scale to see if it could help with my production process.

I tried it with both informational and listicle-type articles. It was much better with the informational content. The listicle article was not good, and I had to rewrite the entire article.

The informational article included some interesting external links – some appropriate, some not. And some were dead links. So be sure to check any and all links.

The articles may include key takeaways (more on this later), so if you like a summary of long sections, you can set it up to have these.

You can edit and publish to WordPress or Shopify straight from the built-in editor if that is your process. I have a different process and prefer to control how I publish articles, so I usually take the content generated and move it to my preferred editor.

I have had some issues with the content (see more about this below), but their customer service reps are very responsive and have resolved all of my problems.

What is Content at Scale?

Content at Scale is a content automation platform that generates long-form AI content. This content can bypass AI detection, which helps you maintain quality content for your blog.

The app uses 3 AI engines for natural language processing and SEO optimization. These engines use semantic analysis algorithms to create content that reads and sounds like a human wrote it. Their proprietary content automation system is owned by Content at Scale. They pass the ownership of any AI-generated content to you, the end user.

Just McGill started the company in 2021 and is currently revolutionizing the arena for AI writing tools.

Who is Content at Scale for?

Content at Scale is for anyone who needs long-form blog posts generated in just minutes.

Marketing agencies.

Content Marketers

Bloggers

SEO content marketers

Business owners

Freelancers

Basically, anyone who wants long-form content in just a few minutes.

Using Content at Scale can vastly speed up your content marketing process by creating draft documents in minutes. You can then do some minimal editing on the content, and in about an hour? You can have a solid piece of writing.

Will content generated replace human writers? No. This content still needs to be humanized to ensure that it is factually correct and contains human experiences.

What benefits does Content at Scale provide?

As one of the best AI writing tools, Content at Scale provides many features that are beneficial for you. Here’s my list of the most helpful.

Automatically Generate High-quality Content

With just a keyword, existing blog post URL, YouTube video, podcast episode, custom audio file, or document, Content at scale will generate high-quality undetectable AI content.

Because it can produce human-like content, it can help with your content creation process.

You can start a post with an input method, customize the headings, and then save this to your content planner.

I have had the most success with How-to posts and other informational content.

Generates SEO-Optimized Content

Content at Scale produces an entire SEO-optimized draft – right out of the box. This blog content will contain semantically-relevant keywords that read naturally – they don’t sound out of place.

You will also get an SEO-optimized meta description and URL slug.

This is a game-changer for your content. You can select a keyword, click a few buttons, and get a great post that will help you rank on search engines.

Undetectable AI Content

Content at Scale is one of the few tools that creates text that is truly undetectable by AI content detectors. The AI engines are capable of producing undetectable AI content.

Content at Scale also offers their own content detector. This AI detector generally indicates Content at Scale content as human. This doesn’t surprise me — they use this detector during the content generation process, so of course, it is going to pass its own detector.

I ran a non-edited article (just out of the box) through their own detector, and it passed as 100% human. The same post, however, checked with Originality, showed 59% human. Still good, but not as good as Content at Scale’s.

Intuitive User Interface

The user interface on the Content at Scale app is intuitive and easy to use. There are many options, and it takes just a few minutes to figure out what everything does. Take some time to go through all of the options.

The first screen is your dashboard – this shows a dashboard showing how many articles you’ve created and other stats about your articles.

If you click the Projects tab, you are shown a list of your projects. From this page, you can create a project or open an existing project. Once you open a project, you are on the Posts page. These are the posts that the AI has created. You can see the title, keyword, number of words in the article, the number of media attached, the post status, and the SEO score.

From this page, you can either edit a single article or, if you select multiple, you can edit the status to one of the ones you set up in project settings. You can also go to the Content Planner screen, which lists all of the content that you have planned to write, but haven’t submitted to the AI to create. Here is where you can edit the inputs before sending it.

On the Content Planner, select a single article, click the edit button, and it will show you the KW, word count range, and any additional context. It will also show you the customized brief (outline). You can reorder, edit, and delete the headings here.

However, once you get the headings like you want, do not click the Customize button. This will create an entirely new customized brief and wipe out what you already had (voice of experience here).

You can Save the brief to save it how you want. You can also just click the x at the top right to get out without saving changes.

If you want to add a source, you can click the Add Source button and add any sources you would like to be used in the article. This will give the AI a source to link to within the article.

If you like the planned content, you can select it and click “Create Posts” – this will send the content to the AI for content generation. You can send multiple articles at once, speeding up your content production process.

You can also create content by clicking the “Write Post” button. This takes you to the page to create the article. Once you select your input method (keyword, URL, etc.), you can put in the word count range and any additional context you want the AI to know.

You can either save this to the content planner, add any sources you would like to be used, customize the headings, or send it to the AI to write the post.

Responsive Customer Service

The customer service with Content at Scale is awesome. Let’s face it – this is an AI writing tool. These AI tools are not infallible. Sometimes the content that it generates is — how can I say it — wonky!

I had a piece that went off the rails. It was so filled with analogies that it was unreadable. And all of the comparisons had to do with superheroes, specifically Superman and Batman. I think the AI must have just finished watching a DC Comics movie marathon. Even when I reran the article (see more on this below), the analogies remained.

I contacted Customer Support (I used the chat feature at the bottom of the page) and explained what was happening. They forwarded my issue to the developers and refunded that article credit.

Multiple Project Customizations

Are you a content marketing agency or a freelancer? You can have multiple projects. Each of these projects can have its own customized settings, including tone of voice, key takeaways, etc. You can either train it on your own writings to generate your tone of voice, or you can use one of several preset influencer tones: Adam Enfroy, Julie McCoy, Brian Dean, Joe Pulizzi, Stefan Georgi, or Dennis Yu. I have had the most success using Julie McCoy and Adam Enfroy.

They even have plugins for Shopify and WordPress site integrations. Using these plugins, you can edit the content in the editor and then publish it to your Shopify or WordPress site.

I did not have much success with the WordPress plugin – it broke my existing FAQ schemas on existing pages that had nothing to do with Content at Scale. I deleted that plugin, and my FAQ schemas were fixed. So beware and be sure to test with your site to see if it will work before going live with the tool.

Other customizations – Project name, URL, context (what your website is about), target audience, the number of posts this project will use per month, tone of voice, language, default word count range, country, and state/region/city (optional).

You can also customize the post automation – if you want key takeaways and the font and background color for these takeaways. The plugins will use this when publishing to your site. You can add Click to Tweets to your post using your Twitter handle.

You can generate a Table of Contents and FAQs (or not). You can even list companies or competitors that you don’t want the AI to mention in your articles by using the Exclusions.

You can customize the Post Statuses by setting the available post statuses (stati?) and the default post status upon the AI completion.

The Call to Action (CTA) customization is convenient – you can set what you want this CTA to be for each project, and the AI will include it after the intro or the conclusion. And you can have a different CTA for the intro and conclusion. Handy!

The AI training tab is where you submit examples of your writing to train it to your tone of voice. You can submit 3 sample introductions and 3 sample content sections.

You can even give the context for both the intros and the content (bold important sentences, include the keyword twice in the introduction with one of them in the first sentence, reference a quote, statistic, or fact that supports what we are talking about. Stuff like that. Powerful.

By using these project customizations, you can tailor articles for different quickly and easily, and the content generated will reflect these options.

Can Rerun Article Multiple Times

Don’t like the output? Rerun it.

You can generate an article 2 more times after the original creation (for a total of 3 runs) without using an extra credit. This is a great feature because it allows you to tweak some of the input settings (everything but the original method used to write the post). You can customize the headings – reorder them, edit them, delete one or two, or delete them all and start all over.

You can also add a heading to an already created article without using a credit.

Content at Scale Pricing – How Much Does it Cost?

Content at scale has 4 pricing plans: Solo, Starter, Scaling, and Agency. Each of these plans gives you a set number of credits to use each month. Having a busy month and didn’t have time to use your credits? Lucky you. These credits do not expire at the end of the month; the new credits will just be added to your balance. This is true as long as you have an active subscription.

Although pricey, Content at Scale per article is cheaper than a human writer. You can do both, though. Using their AIO (AI Optimizing) method, you can generate blog post drafts using Content at Scale, and they have a human writer optimize the content to ensure that this is worthy of your site.

Content at Scale Alternatives

There are alternatives for Content at Scale, if you would like to try them out. Here are a few of my favorites:

• Koala Writer – a very similar product, Koala is considerably cheaper. However, the content it creates does not bypass ai content detection without a bit of editing. Koala Writer does not have a limit on the number of headings like Content at Scale. However, this output
• Jasper – a perennial favorite of mine, Jasper uses built-in templates to generate AI content. It does not do as good a job as Content at Scale for creating one-shot blog posts, but it offers many different templates to do more than just write long-form blog posts.
• Undetectable AI – while not a long-form content generator, it will rewrite your AI content so that it bypasses AI content detection. In my experience, it is slightly better than Content at Scale at bypassing AI detection tools.

Conclusion – Is Content at Scale Worth It?

Yes, if you can afford it, Content at Scale is worth it.

Using the articles that it generates can drastically decrease both the time and the money you spend on content. In just a few minutes, you can have SEO content that bypasses AI content detection. And – you can scale your content production immensely.

I hope my Content at Scale review answered your questions about using Content at Scale to create, well, content at scale.