Thanks for the feedback. I think there’s definetly a way to use jarvis to get the most from it. I look at it as an assistant (to help with all my copy needs), it definetly isn’t a push button miracle solution, it’s as good as input you put in.

Cost wise I don’t think it’s too bad, but you hit the nail on the head, it’s about priority and what else you need.

I’ve accrued a lot of costs for my businesses – hosting, sales funnels, email, training, domains and so on.

It is about getting the right balance, but I do like that about the affiliate scheme too. Gives you a chance to earn the cost back.

Really appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts – thankyou!

Thankyou! I completely agree, it can be really time consuming, especially if your creating on other platforms too. I’ve found it surprisingly good, if you work with it and don’t just press the button and expect miracles 😅 thankyou for taking the time to leave some feedback.

But another barrier to using this software is cost. There are so many services I’d want to invest in for my blog before I could even think of turning to something like this … transcription, interpretation, design, service plan upgrades. The list goes on. Maybe Jarvis will think about lowering his rates eventually?

Thankyou for the feedback! We had similar thoughts. This one blindsided me a little with expectations / reality, but I’ve found it genuinely useful as a little writing companion. It’s as good as the input it takes, which alas means I can’t just press a button and sit back (yet!)

Thankyou Amanda. I’m with you. The concept surprised me and I didn’t expect much but was pleasantly surprised. I’ve found it really useful and look forward to seeing how they improve it