How to Increase Content Creation Using Automated Tools
By Jeanne Berg
July 8, 2021
Content creation should be a part of every website’s SEO strategy. Publishing content for your targeted audience not only drives organic traffic to your website but improves your site's authority and relevance on that subject.
Consistently publishing new and meaningful content is one of the number one drivers to achieve search engine rankings. This is because search engines perceive regularly updated content as one of the best indicators of a domain’s knowledge and credibility on a subject. The outcome of this is that you’ll rank higher in search results for your keywords and bring more visibility for your website.
However, the effort of producing fresh content can be onerous - especially if you don’t have the budget to hire a content creator. But with the advent of numerous AI-powered automation tools, content generation no longer needs to be a one-man show.
How to auto-generate topic ideas
Before any writing can begin, you have to have a topic idea. Besides producing content, there are generators that can even provide the inspiration for ideas.
Hubspot’s free idea generator, can help you to brainstorm fresh article topics. This is especially useful when you’re focused on a single niche and seem to have exhausted every angle. You just need to enter a noun to start the ideas flowing.
But deciding the topic is only the first step in creating content!
Two tools to auto-generate long and short-form content
Content generating tools can speed up and streamline the writing process.
The content creating tool, Article Forge, specialises in generating long-form content.
You can generate articles from 50 to 750 words in length which can also be scheduled to post directly to a WordPress website. Article Forge claims every article is written completely from scratch, so you'll never get duplicate or plagiarised content.
With Article Forge, you start creating an article by entering a ‘keyword’ that describes the main topic of your article and then sub-keywords which help to focus the narrative. Article Forge will then need a few minutes to process the query.
As with any tool, there’s a learning curve required to produce suitable and readable content. Sometimes the quality and relevance can be hit or miss. The more precise and developed the data you input, the richer and more relevant the result.
The outputs produced for my keywords were good rough drafts but not what I would consider the quality of a ‘final copy’ without editing. Some of the text was repetitive, some irrelevant or just down-right nonsensical.
Here’s a paragraph from the output for the keyword ‘Lead Magnet’. The content output reads coherently then all of a sudden it swerves off-piste.
Article Forge has one plan billed at $57/mo or $27/mo paid annually.
The content generator Conversion.ai was recommended to me by a colleague. She found it a great resource for generating short-form copy which she could be assured was grammatically and conversationally fluent in English - as English was not her native language.
Conversion.ai has over 50 use case templates (some are still in beta) ranging from blog post outlines to email subject lines to Pinterest pin descriptions and personal bios.
With Conversion.ai, you begin by choosing the template for your use case. Then you input the topic, enter a tone of voice and click Generate. The output will display in the split screen. When generating long-form copy, you have to prompt it along by entering your own transition copy.
Here again, the output for my ‘personal bio’ suddenly crossed over into the realm of fiction with some very curious extrapolations from the data I entered:
Conversion.ai claims its generated content is 99.99% original and clear for publication.
An added bonus with conversion.ai, is their dedication to building a supportive community around their product with a private Facebook group, Training Academy and a daily 30 minute live Q&A session with its co-founder Chris Hull.
Conversion.ai has two plan tiers. The Starter plan, at $29/mo, gets you short-form copy generation such as headlines, descriptions and bios. While their Pro plan, at $109/mo, allows access to their long-form assistant for copy such as blog posts, video scripts and books.
In conclusion
While content generators can help with some of the heavy lifting of content creation, it’s quality clearly still needs the human touch.
Particularly important to keep in mind is that Google and other search engines can easily recognise auto-generated content and if they determine it to be without human review, sufficient value or curation, they may take action against - meaning your content might suddenly drop in ranking.
So use these tools to help facilitate your content production but remember that machine written articles still can’t equal words composed into meaningful thoughts by an organic being.
It can be difficult for a pure brick and mortar businesses (if any still exist) to transition to a digital environment. But it doesn’t have to be. Think of the process as digitizing your business to reach people in a different environment more effectively. Take all of the things that draw customers to your physical location, and offer them online.
Establish Your Authority
When customers visit a physical location, it is easier for them to determine if the people working there experienced and friendly. When visitors reach a website it is far more difficult to determine the type of business and people the site represents. Give your visitors a better idea of why they should trust you with their business.
Adding a testimonial section to your blog is a great way to establish your authority. Ask current clients to discuss their experiences in detail so those who are interested in your services or products are able to get a feeling for how you do business. It is the feeling of walking into a building or talking to other customers that matters in this context more than information. You need to create a digital experience of the community. Encourage social media followers to help with this project and ask if they are willing to share a photo of themselves to make it even more personal.
If you have an “About” section, be sure to include images of any awards, certifications, or relevant degrees. Link to the institutions that awarded or featured you, so as to make it easy for visitors to fact check and learn more about how these items verify your authority.
Maintain Visual Consistency
Visual consistency is as important in a digital environment as it is in a physical location. There is a reason companies have employees wear uniforms or dress in a single color, it creates visual consistency that makes it easy for customers to identify the people who are there to help them. Print ads and signs are visually consistent for a similar reason: It is important that when consumers see information about your business, they instantly make the connection. And visual “cues” make that easier.
Translated to the online world, this means you can build as much emotion as you want into your websites, emails, social media, infographics or blog posts, but it will amount to little unless your design and flow work the way users expect them to. A clean, visually consistent web or app interface gives users feelings of comfort, control, and familiarity.
Creating visual consistency online seems complicated because of the graphical nature of the environment. There are many free resources, such as Canva, that help people of all experience levels create the digital resources they need to brand and market themselves in a visually consistent way. It is important that businesses take the time to plan out the colors, typography, and type of images they want to be associated with their brand online.
Graphics are necessary for emails, social media, workbooks, infographics, blog posts, and so much more. The visual element of your digital business is as important as the way an office is decorated or the sign outside.
Offer Free Resources
In a digital environment, it is important to show people why they should trust you with their business. Testimonials and credentials are valuable for this purpose, but even better is a sample of your work.
No matter what type of business you have, there is something you can teach people. YouTube is an excellent way to promote your blog while giving potential customers something of value for free. This allows customers to get to know business owners, or employees, even if they can never visit a physical location. It makes the experience of interacting with a company feel more authentic. A marketing professional can make tutorials that walk people through how to use various marketing tools. A photographer can show visitors how to frame a shot, edit in various applications, or review photography apps. A veterinarian can make videos explaining first aid techniques for a variety of animals, grooming tips, or product reviews. You get the idea… Showcase your skills and services and prove to potential customers why they should support your business.
Your videos can be posted on individual blog posts in addition to being found on the business YouTube page. The YouTube page is also a great way to incorporate the visual branding elements the business has developed and can link to the business blog for viewers who find the company directly from the YouTube videos.
If you don’t feel comfortable in front of a video camera, tutorials are an excellent option. The key to making a tutorial truly valuable is to make it the absolute best of its kind. Don’t leave out any steps and utilize multiple pictures for each one to ensure clarity.
Create Personal Connections
Social media is one of the most commonly discussed methods of creating personal connections with potential customers. However, there is another way that is even more personal. Begin speaking at and attending conferences where your target demographic is likely to be.
Blogging conferences are a great place to get to know individual bloggers. The niche markets which are represented are extensive and most businesses find they fall within one or several. By speaking at these conferences, you can connect with bloggers passionate about your field. It is beneficial to your business and a blogger who hosts an interview with you, a review of your service or product, or a giveaway.
Attending and speaking at industry-specific conferences allows business owners to network within their field and make valuable connections. Speaking at those events lends credibility to your authority and can be featured on the company blog.
Over To You
It is possible to promote your blog simply by doing the things necessary to ensure your digital presence is as robust as your physical presence. For those businesses that operate entirely in a digital environment, this is even more important. It is vital to make the business as multi-dimensional as possible to become and remain competitive. Promote your business blog by establishing authority in your field, remaining visually consistent and recognizable, offering free resources of value, and creating personal connections with live events.
About The Author
Tracy Vides - Digital Content Strategist
Tracy is a content strategist and serial blogger who gives small businesses and entrepreneurs online marketing advice. Hit her up any time on Twitter.
When building a membership website, you don’t have to go it alone. There’s a wealth of free web tools and online resources available to take advantage of to improve your design, optimise for SEO, deliver content, investigate usability issues & much more.
We’ve rounded up some of our favorites and created a curated list of over fifty to share! None require any technical skills to use. All are free or offer free basic plans.
Online Design Tools
You don’t have to be a designer to add creative flair to your website or social media marketing. These free resources offer a helping hand with ready-made templates and tools to enhance your website design.
Canva: create beautiful and professional looking graphics for your website and social media channels with Canva’s ready-made templates or create a custom design of your own.
PhotoADKing: this graphic design software lets you create stunning graphics for every aspect of your business.
Removebg: use this nifty tool to remove image backgrounds instantly to create silhouettes or replace with a new background.
Fotor.com: removes image backgrounds and allows replacement colors, gradients and images. Bonus: the free version is ad-free.
Freepik: effortlessly remove JPG and PNG image backgrounds with Freepik's AI background remover. The tool allows three free uses per day.
SocialSizes: instant reference for the best image and video sizes for all your social media accounts.
Website Color Scheme
Color is one of the first points of engagement a visitor experiences with a website. Make sure your website color scheme elicits the emotional response you want your brand to reflect. These tools provide palette generators and libraries to find the perfect color scheme.
Canva palette generator: a color palette generator for images. Simply upload a photo, and a color combination will be created using the hues in the photo.
ColorDrop: search the library of palette combinations for the right website color scheme.
Color Hunt: a platform for color inspiration with thousands of trendy hand-picked color palettes.
Coolors: a color palette generator that lets you pick a starting color, generate combinations at random or based on an image. Alternatively, select a palette from over one million ready-made color schemes in their library.
Logo Creators
Your brand identity starts with a logo. Even on a tight budget you can create your own brand with a template or generator.
Namecheap Logo Maker: Generate a unique logo every - tailored to your business or site through AI. Thousands of fonts, icons and colors to choose from.
Canva: Design your own by customizing one of the professionally made logo templates with the help of intuitive editing.
Looka Logo Maker: logo generator allows users to create dozens of logos based on their design preferences without any prior design experience.
DesignEvo: a free online logo maker with 10,000+ templates to choose from letting you create a unique logo in minutes.
Logaster: download a small, watermark-free logotype in PNG format at no cost. Preview the ways in which you can apply your logo.
Generate a Browser Favicon
A favicon is the little icon image in the browser tab. It serves as your brand’s representation when multiple tabs are open. Create one using these tools.
Convertico: free online converter of PNG files to ICO for favicon generation.
Favicon.io: generate a favicon from an image, text or emoji.
Favicon-generator.org: generator a favicon or search the extensive library of pre-designed icons based on color, letters or keywords to use on your website.
High-Quality Stock Images & Video
Users see before they read. Make sure your website engages visitors with beautiful, high-quality visuals. These stock libraries all provide free-use, downloadable images. Be sure to ‘optimise’ the image - so it loads fast and you avoid the ‘dribble’ effect.
Canva: besides being an amazing graphics tool, Canva has an extensive library of free images and icons.
Pexels: Amazing archive of free stock images and videos you can use everywhere.
Pixabay: Over one million photos, illustrations, vector graphics, and videos.
Pikwizard: has a searchable library of over 1 million stunning, high quality, royalty free stock images and videos. No attribution is required.
StockSnap: High resolution stock photos free from copyright restrictions.
Unsplash: nearly one million beautiful, royalty-free images and photos that you can download and use for any project.
Online Image Editors
One of the simplest design rules to follow is - be consistent. A row of images should all the same size so the page delivers a clean and professional look. Taking a few minutes to resize and crop images, delivers a powerful design punch.
Canva photo editor: another wonderful free tool from Canva that allows you to crop, resize, add effects and create collages with uploaded images.
Pixlr: a robust browser photo editor providing a suite of free online photo editing tools including the ability to create transparent PNG images.
Preview: simple copying and resizing is a snap if you have a Mac and can use its native image editor.
File Converters
CloudConvert: Online file converter supports nearly all formats. Handy when you need to convert MOV files to MP4.
ConvertICO: Free online PNG to ICO file converter and favicon (that tiny icon in the browser tab) generator.
FreeConvert.com Free online file converter and compressor. This tool also crops and trims videos.
Adobe MergePDF and CompressPDF These online tools can help you tailor your PDF embeds and downloads
Optimizing Images & Videos
Large file sizes result in a slow loading web pages which cause visitors to bounce and can affect your Google ranking. Be sure to reduce file sizes by compressing them before they’re uploaded to your website.
Compressor io: free image compression tool that reduces your file size while maintaining quality.
Optimizilla: no frills image compressor for JPEG and PNG images. Includes a slider to control compression levels along with before and after comparisons.
TinyPNG/ TinyJPG: compress the file size of your PNG and JPEG images without losing quality. The result will be a faster loading website and improved SEO.
VEED.IO: optimize your website’s performance by reducing video file sizes to enhance user experience and page loading times - without compromising video quality.
Identify Fonts
WhatFont: Chrome browser extension that quickly identifies web page fonts when you point your cursor at them.
Fonts Ninja: Chrome browser extension that lets you identify fonts on any website.
Free Icon Libraries
Use these simple graphic symbols to intuitively convey meanings and concepts to visitors and highlight content you wish to emphasize and promote.
Iconmonstr: over 300 free icon collections to choose from for your next project.
Endless icons: free icon library of downloadable PNG and SVG icons.
FlatIcon: huge database of free, editable icons in PNG, SVG, EPS, PSD and BASE 64 formats.
Check Page Responsiveness
Your web pages need to properly adapt and respond to your user’s viewing environment whether it’s a mobile, tablet, or desktop screen size. These tools make it very easy to review the user’s experience of your website on different screens and devices.
Responsinator: Get a quick indication of how your website will look on the most popular devices.
Screenfly: A free tool for testing a website’s responsiveness on different screen sizes and different devices.
Website Planet: Instantly preview your website on desktop, mobile devices, tablet, and custom resolutions.
Chrome Developer Tools: Easily simulate how your web page looks on multiple mobile devices from your laptop using your Chrome browser.
Increase Page Performance
Lots of issues can affect a website’s website ranking. Reviewing your web page's performance can reveal areas that need improvement. Some are very easy to fix like optimising images (so they load faster) and fixing dead links. These tools make sorting those issues a no-brainer.
Dead link checker: error 404 pages damage your website's ranking and usability. This tool can crawl a single page or entire website and identify broken links for you to correct.
Check My links: a browser extension that crawls through your webpage and looks for broken links.
Pagespeed Insights: reports on the performance of a page on both mobile and desktop devices and provides suggestions for improvement.
GTMetrix.com: provides a page speed rating and diagnostics of page speed parameters.
Test User Engagement
Collecting feedback about how your visitors are interacting and navigating your site can uncover usability issues. Fixing them can improve conversions.
Hotjar: a recording and click map tool that reveals how visitors are engaging with your website and how the user experience can be improved.
Crazy Egg: heatmap tool that lets you see where users are clicking. You can find usability issues and lost opportunities with heatmap data. For example, users clicking on content that
Conduct Keyword Research
Incorporating relevant keywords in your content is essential to show up in search results. Your content needs to include the organic terms that people are using when searching for your product. These keyword research tools will help you learn the terms you need to incorporate to get found.
Keyword Tool: using Google’s autocomplete feature this tool generates hundreds of keywords from your query term.
SEMrush: discover what keywords your competition is ranking for. Free plan allows limited daily searches.
Ubersuggest: delivers keyword suggestions based on your seed term or a competitor’s domain.
Wordtracker: serves up thousands of popular search phrases based on your seed term.
Website Content Tools
ChatGPT: an AI tool that can generate multiple forms of content based on the prompts you enter
Wayback Machine: a digital archive of the World Wide Web let’s you search for old web pages via a calendar timeline.
Character Count Tool: a useful tool to count characters when you need to stay within a limit for tweets and tags.
Infographics & Presentations
Xtensio: a collaboration platform that helps teams capture their vision into online documents. With it's easy-to-use features, it's the perfect tool to create, share and manage living folios.
Easelly is a simple infographic maker that allows you to visualise any kind of information.
Visme: create professional presentations and infographics online. Choose from thousands of templates and graphics that you can publish online or download.
Improve Teamwork
Slack: a communication & collaboration tool for teams of any size. Searchable public and private channels allow you to keep all your correspondence in one place.
Notions: an all-in-one collaboration platform that integrates note-taking, project management, and team collaboration features.
FreeConferenceCalls: provides HD audio conferencing, screen sharing and video conferencing to create the ultimate collaborationtool.
Screen Recorders
Must have tool for website admins. Create instructional recordings to share with members or screen record issues that need troubleshooting by your web support.
Veed.io: screen capture meets powerful online video editing. Add subtitles, create overlays, edit scenes and more. Perfect for product demos and walk through videos.
Screencastify: easy to use screen recorder - just add it to your browser. Record, edit and share videos in seconds.
Screencast-O-matic: intuitive tool that lets you capture any part of your screen and start recording.
Video Editing
Motionbox: helps teams create & collaborate on video content and share ideas together in real-time. You can perform basic video editing tasks, like cutting, trimming, cropping, resize, add music and add subtitles.
CapCut: is a free versatile video editing platform that has gained popularity for its user-friendly interface and robust set of editing tools - trim, cut and arrange clips, add transitions, text overlays and music, as well as apply various filters and effects. CapCut’s seamless integration with popular social media platforms facilitates easy sharing of the created content.
Screenshare
Screenleap: allows you to instantly share your screen and conduct a 30 minute meeting. Just initiate and send the generated link to participants.
Conduct Webinars
Loom: capture your screen and record with your front facing camera, all at once and then share it.
Zoom: a video solution that allows you to host webinar events for up to 100 participants. on-demand or recorded.
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Creating a membership website homepage is more than just designing a visually appealing page; it’s about crafting an experience that guides visitors seamlessly toward becoming subscribers. Membership homepages need content designed to introduce, inform, build trust, peak interest and prompt the subscription of a visitor. And they also need to be optimised with keywords to be found by search engines.
Getting your first 100 paying customers for a membership website is always the hardest part. But once you reach that number, it becomes much easier to attract new members.
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Starting an online magazine has never been easier. Whether you are an individual with a passion for a specific niche or a business seeking to expand its online presence, the wealth of affordable and user-friendly tools makes publishing an online magazine achievable for even a solopreneur.
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If you run a coaching business in 2025, taking it online through a membership website is a smart way to expand your reach globally and scale your business quickly.
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The importance of an intelligently crafted pricing page cannot be overstated. When trying to convince visitors to become subscribers of a membership website, the pricing page is a pivotal element in the conversion journey. It's the gateway where potential customers make the crucial decision to commit to your membership.
If you're an expert in a niche subject and want to start a business to earn an income from your knowledge, then starting a membership website is the answer.
A membership website allows you to protect your exclusive content behind a paywall so access is only granted to subscribers.
This article will list the steps you need to take to start building your membership website.
1. Identify your target audience
Growing an audience of paying users requires creating content tailored to their needs.
It may seem counter-intuitive but by focusing on a specific niche subject you'll be able to more effectively create content that appeals to your target audience.
Knowing the customer persona of your target audience, enables you to identify and create impactful content specific to their needs along with effective marketing strategies to reach and engage them.
A narrow audience allows you to craft targeted marketing messages that will resonate with potential members resulting in successful marketing campaigns.
2. Determine your membership model
Once you identify your audience, you need to decide the content that you plan to offer, how it will be delivered and the sales model. Employing multiple revenue streams will maximise your ability to monetise your content. For example, by providing a visitor, who doesn't intend to sign-up to a membership, the opportunity to purchase a course, digital download or pay-per-view product means you still capture revenue. The SubHub platform gives you the ability to create multiple revenue streams.
Offering membership tiers which unlock more content and perks depending on the level is another upsell option to employ. But remember, too many choices can have a negative impact. According to Hick’s Law, the more choices you present to a user can prolong their decision making process. So limit the membership levels to no more than four.
Membership fees can be set up as a one-time payments or on a recurring basis. Recurring fees have the advantage of providing a steady and reliable income flow. For members that might need a nudge, including free trial days can entice them to sign up.
3. Choosing the best membership platform for your needs
These days there are a wealth of membership models to choose from. They include WordPress, where you can build your site's functionality with plugins, to all-in-one SaaS solutions. Which you select will depend on your budget, tech skills, membership objectives and the content you want to sell.
WordPress offers the most flexibility when it comes to the design and functionality you can achieve with your website. However, those benefits also come with costs and disadvantages. Unless you have technical skills or the budget to hire a developer, a WordPress site can be out of your price range.
The other major downside with WordPress is plug-in maintenance. When you build a website based on the interaction of multiple plugins, you must insure they are all compatible. One incompatible plugin, can break your whole site. This often happens when a plugin needs to be updated. And when it does, you'll need to hire a developer to fix it.
Alternatively, a SaaS solution (Software as a Service) is a complete service that provides you not only with the website but hosting, maintenance and customer support. Popular SaaS examples are Wix, Shopify, Teachable and SubHub. A SaaS solution reduces the stress of running an online knowledge business. If something breaks, you just need to submit a support ticket. And SaaS companies are always working to improve their product offerings.
You'll want to select a platform you can grow with. The design, functionality, and scalability should be flexible enough to modify to meet your target audience’s changing needs.
Many SaaS solutions specialise in the delivery of specific types of content. If you plan to only sell online courses, you might select an eLearning platform like Teachable. If your focus is website membership, but also want the additional revenue stream of selling courses then the SubHub platform is the answer.
Lastly, choose a platform that provides dedicated customer support. When you run a membership website, there will be issues. Read client reviews support by people who really understand both technology and online publishing is vital.
4. Building your website
If you've selected a SaaS solution, you can start right away creating your site with that solution's website builder. Most SaaS solutions are intended to be intuitive enough for a non-techie to easily use.
Your homepage will be the most important page on your site as it will influence whether or not a visitor becomes a member. Be sure to carefully craft the copy of your banner and body text so that it informs and engages with your potential members. Clearly define, the benefits of your membership proposition.
Your homepage must also be SEO optimised with keywords so that your site is found in search results.
Include a testimonial section as client reviews can have a persuasive impact by showing visitors that others value your product, it’s a vote of confidence in your product.
Pay attention to page speed as a slow loading page will cause visitors to bounce.
These are just a few tips to create a converting homepage.
5. Upload initial content
Before launching, you'll need to have uploaded enough content to satisfy your first members. This could be in the form of blog posts, courses, downloads, videos etc. Then you'll need to stay committed to a regular schedule of adding new content.
Make sure your content is meaningful and is of value to your audience.
6. Follow SEO best practices
Just launching a website isn't enough to get found. From the start, be sure to follow SEO best practices when creating your site and adding content. This will improve your chance of getting found in search results. Using keywords, the proper heading format, internal links and requesting backlinks are all necessary to insure that when Google and other search engines index your site that they understand what your site is about, how content relates to each other.
The same focus keyword needs to be present in your meta title, article headline, first sentence and a few times in the article body.
Once you create an article, submit it to Google search so that it is indexed within 24 hours.
Use the proper heading (H1, H2, H3...) format on your pages. H1 must only be used ONCE on any page. Proper headings inform search engines about the structure of your site and the hierarchy of your content.
Internal links are created when you include links of similarly-themed content to each other. Again, this help search engines understand the content on your site and how it relates to each other.
When a site links to your site, this is a backlink. It proves to search engines that your content is relevant and trustworthy.
7. Grow a community on social media
Drive traffic to your website using your social media channels. It's best to select a single social media platform and then dedicate all your efforts to building an audience. Choose the platform where your prospective members will be hanging out.
Conclusion
Membership is one of the most exciting business opportunities on the internet today. It is established enough that you will not have to reinvent the wheel. Everything you need to be successful is available and accessible to novices and experts alike.
Having a well-designed church website is essential for keeping your congregation connected, attracting new visitors, and sharing your ministry’s mission. A great website serves as a hub for online sermons, event updates, and community engagement.