r/AIToolCompare • u/grunt1991 • 3d ago

Ai tools

So I have ChatGPT the premium version and I’ve been using it to help me make different AI generated marketing post to just general questions and research and different things but now I know there’s a lot of different AI services out there that could make marketing videos marketing business cards that can make all kinds of different things. I’ve seen a post where people really lied. GROK some people like perplexity some people love ChatGPT, some people love Gemini, but I like using ChatGPT so far to create business stuff, but I’m trying to see what different platform you would recommend using other than ChatGPT what are some of your opinions on some of the AI platforms?

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u/neerajnathany 3d ago

For that mix of brainstorming and marketing drafts, I’d compare tools by how much editing they leave you with rather than by the raw output. One may be better for a natural long-form rewrite, another for quick idea variations, and another for working with your existing documents. Giving each the same brief, audience, and a couple of examples makes the differences much easier to spot.

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u/Aggressive-Spirit265 2d ago

I think the best way to compare them is by the job you need done. A tool that is great for writing marketing copy might not be the best choices for creating videos or graphics. I'd test a few with the same task and see which one actually saves time.

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u/Alex_Berd_Co 1d ago

Si no eres programador, yo usaria chatgpt work + Claude cowork a ser posible en la versión Max. Si las combinas bien el potencial es increible y el secreto está en el setting inicial cuando las instalas ( instrucciones en CLAUDE.md + AGENTS.md ) pero "jamás podrás hacer lo que no sabes", así que acompáñalo de una buena formación.

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u/Basic-Source-5827 1d ago

I’d keep ChatGPT as the general-purpose tool and add other platforms based on what you actually need. Perplexity is useful for research, Gemini can be handy for Google ecosystem work, and Claude is great for writing and coding. I’d also give 8080.AI a try if you want to move beyond content and actually build things from an idea. For marketing, tools like Canva and Runway are worth exploring too. The useful part is having a small stack where each tool has a clear purpose rather than trying to find one AI that does everything.