Research-backed prompting techniques from arXiv, rated for practical value
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Pricing model
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Pricing
Starter: $39/month with 250 monthly credits and one site. Pro: $79/month with 750 monthly credits and unlimited sites. Top-up credits cost $0.15 each and start at 250 credits.
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Key features
Keyword and topic research grounded in live search data
AI article writing in multiple formats (guide, how-to, listicle, comparison)
YouTube video to blog post conversion
Brand voice training from your existing content
Automatic internal linking to your own pages
AI-generated images in your chosen style
Multi-language content creation (50+ languages)
Publishing to WordPress, Ghost, Shopify, Framer, or webhooks
Search Console monitoring and ranking optimization
Automated publishing campaigns with credit caps and cadence control
715 published prompting techniques scored 80+ for practical value
Scores based on practitioner applicability, evidence strength, effect size, and novelty
Copy-paste prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini
Links to original arXiv papers for every technique
Weekly newsletter with top techniques every Sunday
Four views per technique: breakdown, plain language, digest, and role-based guides
Browsable catalog organized by technique type and publication month
No account required to access all pages and techniques
Lab score range 80-97 indicates technique quality and applicability
What makes it different
Continuous optimization loop that improves pages after publishing based on actual search performance
Full editorial control with all articles as drafts until you approve publication
Articles start from live research with inspectable sources, not blank prompts
Flexible credit system lets you allocate budget to research depth, images, or edits based on your priorities
Voice rules learned from your edits automatically improve future drafts
Transparent scoring methodology with links to original papers for verification
Techniques tested across multiple models and use cases to confirm practical transferability