Many blog posts just stop, or close with a paragraph that repeats everything and adds nothing. A good conclusion does two things: it fixes the main idea in the reader's mind, then offers one clear action, such as subscribing, commenting or trying a product. Jood's blog conclusion and CTA writer drafts that kind of ending, finishing with a call to action, using Google's Gemini service.
How to use it
Type the article's topic in the "Prompt / Topic / Input Text" box. You can add the action you want from the reader, for example joining your newsletter.
Choose the "Language".
Click "Start Now", then copy the conclusion or download it as Word or TXT.
Before you paste it into your post
Match it to your post: the tool does not read your article, it only knows its topic. Remove any idea in the conclusion that the post never covered.
One call is enough: ask readers to subscribe, comment, share and buy all at once, and they will probably do none of it. Pick the most important.
Make the action possible: if the conclusion says "Download the free guide", the link has to exist, right below it.
No fake urgency: "Offer ends tonight", when it is not true, costs you the reader's trust.
Examples of simple calls to action
"Try the first step today and tell us in the comments how it went", "Subscribe to get the next post on this topic", "Bookmark this page to come back when you need it". A good call to action starts with a verb and tells readers what they gain by acting.
Good to know
The topic is sent to Google Gemini, so keep confidential information out of it. The site's key has a daily allowance, and you can add your own free key from Google AI Studio in the "Your API key" box. Visitors from the European Union, Switzerland and the United Kingdom need their own key under Google's terms for free keys.
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