Let’s be honest.
I’ve been blogging for a long time, and some weeks go really well, while others don’t. You sit down, intend to write, and everything seems dull and uninspiring. That’s what happened to me last month.
One day my friend mentioned “OnlyMonster“. I jokingly said, “Another tool?” But then after some time, curiosity compelled me to try it out.
What I liked (and what I didn’t)
See, I don’t like most writing tools. They’re often too clean, or too unpredictable. But OnlyMonster felt different. It wasn’t quite right, but it was better.
His style? Not robotic.
I could adapt his tone to my own voice.
This wasn’t writing the entire article for me, just giving a little help.
That little help was just what I needed to get back to writing. It was like having a fast typing friend sitting next to me.
My one week experience (a short story)
This week I had three blog posts to publish — it would normally take three to four days. But OnlyMonster gave me ideas and some starting points, which allowed me to finish it all in half the time.
One of those posts even got noticed by the local SEO group. I won’t say it was solely because of the tool, but it helped.
Is it useful for SEO?
The most interesting thing is — it didn’t overload me with keywords. The content was balanced. Headlines, short paragraphs, bulleted lists — these are all things that Google likes.
And the best part was that I didn’t have to fiddle with formatting. That’s rare.
Final thoughts
I won’t say that this tool changed my life or made me a better writer. That would be a huge exaggeration. But it helped me save time, and when I was stuck, it helped me get started.
That’s enough, right?
If you’re a writer or find it hard to get started, you might want to give OnlyMonster.ai a try. What’s the worst that could happen? You might waste a few minutes. What’s the best? You might write something you’re proud of.
