Writing
The reader test
A separate AI model reads every draft as the customer it’s for and scores, out of 100, whether they’d read it, trust it and act on it. 60 passes.
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What to do
- Read the lines it marks. Each one comes with the reason it would lose a reader.
- Rewrite a line, edit it yourself or improve the whole draft, then check again and watch the score move.
- When it says the draft is thin, add what only you know. Rewording can’t stand in for a missing example.
How it works
- Three parts run on every draft: stock phrases and flat rhythm counted per thousand words, the model’s score with the lines that would lose a reader, and every figure and name traced to your answers or your page.
- Plain business lines are fine. Product names, specifications and a formal sentence about what you stock are what a buyer came for. Padding, inflated claims and saying things twice are what it marks down.
- It doesn’t ask who wrote the page, so it isn’t an AI detector, and detectors can still flag a draft that passes. Checking again and fixing lines cost no credits, up to a limit on each draft.
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