Scalenut’s AI copywriter also helps content make a dent in search engine results

A lot of investors are interested in artificial intelligence. Two people that have recently raised funds are Copy.ai and Copysmith. Scalenut is entering the arena with a $3.1 million funding round led by Saama Capital.

Scalenut says it has signed up 100,000 users, mostly small and medium-sized businesses, and has grown its revenue ten times.

The majority of its subscribers are from the United States, United Kingdom and Canada. The seed round of $400,000 was led by Titan Capital and First Principles VC.

Jain said, "whilst Copy.ai, Copysmith and quite a few other tools have built a layer over a vanilla integration with GPT 3, we have built a comprehensive content."

Scalenut was founded by Gaurav Goyal and Saurabh Wadhawan.

In-house deep learning models and integrations with other NLP providers enable end users to create content that has a higher chance of ranking on search engines. One of the highest quality generic copywriting toolkits is hosted by us.

The entire content lifecycle is one of the key differentiating factors of Scalenut.

Jain showed the platform to a group of people. For example, a green tea manufacturer who wants to create a post about the benefits of the beverage would first use the word green in the title of the post. Green tea benefits,dandelion benefits, andtazo green tea benefits are some of the words that would be used if they chose the topic.

Statistics for the top 30 URLs ranked on search engines already are included in the report they open. Key search terms, citations and questions that people are asking about the topic are included.

Content creators can enter Scalenut's "Cruise Mode" once they have this information. This gives a title, defines an outlet, provides writing points, and creates a first draft that can be used to improve the content.

Users have relied on Scalenut to create in-depth blog posts, along with how-to guides, listicles, "Why" posts, FAQ and comparison posts. Users are told how long their posts should last. It can write up to 10,000 words, but Jain says they are usually between 1200 and 1,500 words.

One common problem that businesses face to power up their organic marketing is scaling content meaningfully. There is no easy way to scale content.