The rise of AI has led to the development of new tools that simplify the content creation process for individuals and businesses, allowing them to focus more on improving their products and services.

Social media marketers, bloggers, YouTubers, TikTokers, podcasters, and other content creators have more tools at their disposal than ever before.

As a brand, not using AI while your competitors are implementing the latest AI tools is akin to committing entrepreneurial suicide, and you’ll soon be out of business.

Don’t believe us? Then look at the statistics. Gartner reports that companies using AI report a 22.6% increase in productivity, a 15.8% increase in revenue, and a 15.2% reduction in expenses.

In this article, WOK has compiled a list of 5 AI tools that content creators can use to drive traffic and monetize their content:

Surfer SEO

If you’re a content strategist, then you’re probably aware of the importance of Search Engine Optimization (SEO).

For the uninitiated, SEO entails ensuring that your content ranks at the top of search engines like Google, as well as algorithm-based social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook.

Surfer SEO uses AI to assess various aspects of your content, such as its length, readability, and keyword density, to establish how high it will rank in search engines.

The tool also allows you to specify your niche and target audience, and then it highlights the top-ranking keywords. It also suggests a content outline that you can follow, as well as the best image density for your content.

Another useful feature of the tool is that you can use it on text editors such as WordPress, Google Docs, and others.

This tool is highly useful for individuals whose content is mostly audio-based, such as video editors, podcasters, TikTokers, or YouTubers. The tool is also useful for transcriptionists.

is especially useful if you want to record a video, but you keep getting interrupted by loud background noises that tamper with the quality of your audio.

With LALAL.AI, you can record a video or audio file, upload it, and it will strip away the background noises without lowering the quality of your audio file.

Consider using this tool if you’re constantly getting frustrated by background noises interrupting your recordings.

Crayo Ai 

If you’re looking to create faceless videos for your TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube channel, Crayo is definitely a tool you’ll want to try out.

The tool was developed by two YouTubers who went viral for creating a series of faceless videos on YouTube.

According to the developers, Crayo was created with the goal of simplifying the video creation process by helping you craft, generate, and produce short videos that go viral.

This tool is especially useful for marketers and businesses whose primary marketing strategy is using voiceovers and graphics to entertain /inform their target audiences.

Chat Fuel

Whatever your opinion of virtual AI assistants such as chatbots might be, they are here to stay. In fact, you may already be a step behind if you have not implemented chatbots on your website or business page.

One way to add a chatbot to your website or business page is to hire a specialist to design one for you. However, Chat Fuel simplifies this process by allowing you to custom-build your own chatbot to suit your customers and business needs.

Whether you need to replace an outdated FAQ page or inform your visitors about a new product, Chat Fuel provides a drag-and-drop interface that you can use to design a chatbot that suits your needs.

The tool is also an official partner of Meta (Formerly Facebook), which further boosts its credibility.

Browse AI

Competitor analysis is the lifeline of any successful digital marketer. It lets you research and identify what your competitors are doing, what products they are offering, their pricing strategies, as well as what customers are saying about their products.

Browse AI is an easy-to-install bot that can conduct in-depth competitor analysis for you, instantly compiling spreadsheets full of all the information that you need.

For instance, you might use it to check how your competitors are pricing their products on e-commerce sites like Jumia and Amazon.

Alternatively, you might tell Browse AI to spot all your competitors’ products and identify the ones wth the lowest customer ratings so that you can develop better products.

The tool has been implemented by over 2000 companies, including Amazon, HubSpot, and Salesforce.

Conclusion

AI tools are here to stay, and, like wine, they’ll keep getting better with time. As a content creator looking to drive traffic and monetize your content, you now have more resources at your disposal than ever before.

With these AI tools, even the smallest startup can compete neck to neck with established companies like Amazon, even with a limited budget.

Many of the above tools have freemium versions. So, give them a try today, and who knows, they may become your best marketing tools.