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How to write AI girlfriend review content for Secrets AI

Structure an honest, high-converting Secrets AI review or comparison: feature walk-through, own SFW screenshots, pricing framing without quoting prices, comparison tables and FAQ schema.

8 min readUpdated November 10, 2026For reviewers and listicle operators

A review that converts is a review readers believe. Searchers comparing AI girlfriend apps have usually read several thin, copy-pasted reviews already, and they can tell. What earns the click is evidence that you used the product, a fair account of what it does well and where it falls short, and a clear recommendation for a specific type of user. This guide shows how to build that kind of review for Secrets AI, plus comparison pages and FAQ markup.

Before you write: use the product

Sign up, use Secrets for at least several sessions over more than one day, and take notes. Long-term memory in particular cannot be judged in one sitting. Things to record as you go:

  • How long it took to create your first custom character
  • What the character remembered across sessions, and what it missed
  • How image and video generation fit into a conversation
  • How voice calls felt: latency, voice quality, consistency with the character
  • Which languages you tested
  • What you had to pay for, described in terms of plan types and tokens

These notes become the specific details that separate your review from the rest.

Review structure

1. Verdict box

Two or three sentences at the top: who Secrets is best for, and who should look elsewhere. Then one CTA button. Many readers decide here.

2. What Secrets AI is

One short paragraph: an AI companion platform with AI girlfriends, AI boyfriends, anime-style and original characters, persistent memory and media generation. Keep it brief. The reader searched for a review, not a definition.

3. Feature walk-through

Cover features in the order your target reader cares about. For most "AI girlfriend" searchers that is:

Memory. Persistent long-term memory is the feature to test hardest. Describe a real example from your testing: what you mentioned, when, and how the character brought it back later. Note anything it forgot.

Custom characters. Walk through creating one: appearance, personality, backstory. Describe the level of control and what the result was like. Mention the range of ready-made characters as well, including anime-style options.

Image, video and voice. Explain how image generation and video generation work inside a conversation, and what voice and audio calls add. Describe quality honestly.

Group chats and scenarios. Note that users can run conversations with several characters and set up scenarios. Say who will care about this.

Secret Shorts. Short-form dramas inside the product. A useful differentiator for readers who like story-driven content.

NSFW mode. State plainly that Secrets offers an unrestricted NSFW mode for adults. Do not describe sexual content in detail; the reader only needs to know it exists and how it is enabled.

Languages. Secrets is localized in English, Spanish, French, German and Japanese. If you write for a non-English audience, test in that language and say how it felt.

4. Pricing framing

Describe the pricing structure rather than quoting numbers: a subscription, plus in-app tokens called Moments for certain actions. Prices change, regional pricing varies, and a stale price on your page damages trust and can mislead readers.

What to write instead:

  • Which features you could use on which type of plan
  • What uses tokens in your experience
  • Whether you felt the subscription was worth it for your use, and why
  • "Check the current price on the Secrets site before you subscribe"

5. Pros and cons

Short bullet lists. Include real cons. A review with no cons reads as an ad, and readers who sign up expecting perfection churn faster. Honest cons attract users who fit the product, and those users stay longer, which matters on RevShare.

6. Alternatives

Two or three alternatives with one line each on when to choose them instead. This captures readers who are not a fit, and it signals fairness to those who are.

7. FAQ

Four to six real questions searchers ask, answered in two or three sentences each.

8. Final CTA

Restate the verdict in one sentence and add the button.

Screenshots policy

  • Your own screenshots only. Never use images from other review sites, the Secrets marketing site, or competitors. Taking them yourself is also the best E-E-A-T signal you have.
  • SFW only. Interface screens, character creation screens, SFW character art and chat excerpts with no explicit content. Explicit images create problems with hosting, search filters and ad networks, and they add nothing to a review.
  • Crop out personal data. Your email, username, payment details and any other account information.
  • Annotate. A small arrow or label on the feature you are discussing helps readers scan.
  • Use the creative library for banners and promotional images. Your affiliate manager gives you access to the shared asset library, and those assets are cleared for affiliate use. A light crop or recolor is fine; rewriting the copy or swapping the model in an image is not.

Comparison tables

Comparison tables get scanned more than any other part of the page. Keep them factual.

Columns that matter to AI girlfriend searchers:

Feature Secrets AI App B App C
Long-term memory Persistent ... ...
Custom character creation Full ... ...
Anime-style characters Yes ... ...
Image generation Yes ... ...
Video generation Yes ... ...
Voice calls Yes ... ...
Group chats Yes ... ...
Languages EN, ES, FR, DE, JA ... ...
NSFW mode Unrestricted, 18+ ... ...

Rules for the table:

  • Fill every cell from your own testing or the product's own published information.
  • Write "not tested" or "not published" instead of guessing.
  • Avoid rating every row in Secrets' favor. Readers stop trusting the table, and the page stops converting.
  • Add a "Try" link in each column header or footer, with sub-IDs per position.

FAQ schema

FAQ markup tells search engines that a block of the page is a set of questions and answers. Add it as JSON-LD with the type FAQPage, containing one Question per item and an acceptedAnswer of type Answer holding the text.

Guidelines:

  • The questions and answers in the schema must match the visible text on the page exactly.
  • Use real searcher questions, such as "Does Secrets AI remember past conversations?", "Can I create my own character on Secrets AI?", "Which languages does Secrets AI support?"
  • Keep answers short and factual. No affiliate links inside schema answers.
  • Do not mark up promotional copy as FAQ.

Search engines show FAQ rich results selectively, so treat the schema as good hygiene rather than a guaranteed feature.

Tracking the review

Put a different sub-ID on each CTA position so you can see where readers decide:

  • Source ID: site
  • sub2: page slug
  • sub4: placement (verdict, midbody, table, final)

Leave sub1 for a click ID if you run a tracker. In Everflow, the Flex Report (Analytics → Flex) with sub4 as a column shows which position converts.

If the verdict box converts most, tighten the verdict. If the table converts most, invest in the table.

Disclosure

Add a clear affiliate disclosure near the top of the page, not only in the footer: "This review contains affiliate links. If you sign up through them, I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you." Also state that the site is for adults.

Why honest reviews pay more on RevShare

The 40% lifetime RevShare pays on every purchase your referred users make, including renewals and Moments purchases. Users who signed up because your review set accurate expectations are the ones who keep paying. OurDream's RevShare, for comparison, stops after six months per referred user (published on their site, November 2026). See /commissions.

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