Bertha Reviews

I love that Bertha lives within WordPress, and is available in all the places I want to create content with one click. I don't have to copy content from another tool and paste it into WordPress.

Not much to dislike. Know what type of content you need to write, or you'll find yourself eating through your word allocation at a furious pace! The better the prompts you give Bertha, the better suggestions Bertha will give you.

Bertha is a powerful and versatile tool for those times when you are staring at a blank space and need a thought-starter. There are so many scenarios you can use Bertha in - creating a blog post outline and then filling in those paragraphs with SEO-rich content, writing sales copy, creating a social media post, any type of content you need to write is available at the click of a button with just a few starter sentences from you.

I entered information about my business once, and Bertha remembers it and builds on it every time she suggests content. This is such a huge timesaver for me.

Staring at a blank page has always been difficult for me. Bertha helps me to generate ideas and preliminary content, then it's off to the races! Having her right inside WordPress is also a huge advantage.

If Bertha could read my mind so I didn't have to tell her what to write, that would be amazing!

I've been wanting to generate more content on my websites for some time now but have had a hard time getting started. With Bertha on my team, we have been crushing the blog game!

I tested Bertha on a one page website I was making for a friend with a cleaning business. I had no content at all apart from a brief description I took from her Facebook page. I plugged this into Bertha and then using the various templates inside she wrote the entire page for me.

From titles to bullet point lists, blurbs to buttons, she did it all beautifully - and my friend hasn’t wanted to edit one word of it!

Bertha is beautifully integrated into the Divi builder and she has very naturally fitted right into my work process and flow.

Nothing, it's well made, constantly updated and fits in well with my page builder and work process.

If you are a website designer that is looking for a way to speed up delivery of your website by writing copy for your website then Bertha will be perfect for you.

If you don't want to write the content then you can get your clients to use Bertha to write the content. They can also continue to use the plugin after the main copy has been written for blog posts.

Problems solved:

Content writing for websites myself

Clients using Bertha to write their own content

Benefits

Loads of time saved in terms of writing content from scratch but also using Bertha to brush up and sort out what I have been given.

No more waiting around for months for clients to deliver content

As a website designer I'm using Bertha myself but also showing my clients how to use it so she can be used in many different ways.

Bertha is cute and fun, and can produce a quick outline for basic web content. This can save a significant amount of time. Bertha can also write convincing English sentences. I've used the tool for several months, and I would say that I have used her sentences, especially for sales copy, several times without changes. This is definitely a step up from earlier generations of automatic writing tools. It's cheaper than a human writer and there are people who write worse than Bertha. For me, the blog post outlines are the most useful feature, but she does a lot of different things.

Bertha is completely unreliable when it comes to information. I am concerned that people will use her paragraphs without fact checking and thus add to the misinformation on the web. This tool is also not useful for writing extensively on one topic. You'll get much the same content over and over -- with complete falsehoods included. Here's one example of a blog post outline she produced: “1. Introducing CPR Robots: What They Are and How They Can Help 2. The Importance of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) 3. How to Perform CPR on a Robot 4. The Future of CPR Robots”. This was a useful outline, but you really can't perform CPR on a robot. That's not likely to confuse anyone, but Bertha will give you false times and places just as readily.

I write a lot of blog posts every day. For most of them, Bertha is not useful. However, when I need to write something basic about a topic we haven't covered before, or when I need a sort of boilerplate call to action paragraph, Bertha can save me time. She's worth the price.