Who's using AI for site content?

I have used it to make initial classification for tools categories on topai.tools

I've been thinking of this same issue. I don't have an answer, but would love to hear what others think.

My company is working on using ChatGPT. I hope I'll share it with you soon. But I know for sure that using ChatGPT to create content without human supervision is unlikely to give you anything. For example, such a text may be well written, meaningful, but it's not unique in any way and may contain inaccuracies and errors. You can take such content as a basis, as a database, but then work with it to turn it into something valuable.

i am using it however i have not published any content so far, i mostly use it as assistant giving it a broad outline and it writes article for me. I correct it a bit to make sure it is coherent and flows logically and i am happy with the result as i would be conveying the same thing to the user. I don't see anything wrong in doing so. As for the massive content , more content does not mean more sales you may improve the traffic to your site but it users don't find it useful you would lose anyway similar to the seo optimized sites that bring in traffic but users immediately move on to next page after finding that it is garbage.
What you should be worried about is what is the users stop going to search engine altogether and use chatgpt by default. All your content strategies will fail in that case so prepare for that scenario.

search solution in Google

I primarily use it for creating Ad Copy for Google and Meta campaigns and it works amazing.

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Mostly using it to produce images for site content, especially for Evoke

I think splitting content into categories is important when dealing with this tech. If you have a landing page for instance and need some marketing copy. AI will speed up the process to create that copy based on well-known formulae that humans already use.

For instance, I think it's great for product descriptions and the like.

When it comes to blogging, as others have pointed out, AI cannot apply the human touch of feeling, opinion or experience.

That all being said. If you are going to be writing about facts ad nauseaum, not only will chat gpt create the listicles for you, it will then read them back to people searching rendering your content useless. And it will do it faster and better than you could ever hope to.

So I think the key here is to make less content that is more valuable. Personal experience and personal touch will help you stand out. Loading your site with a large quantity of derivative content was never a good idea and will become even less so thanks to AI writers.

I don't know if you've noticed but despite the hype around GPT right now many articles have already been written using AI and many of them sound and feel the same. I feel myself glossing over those very quickly whether they were AI written or not.

But when I find something meaningful and helpful I tend to save it to my reader and actually pay attention to it.

This technology is not new. Copy writing tools existed for about 2 years now. But what might happen now that Microsoft is integrating this technology into Bing, is that you use ChatGPT to write an article and someone else uses Bing to get this information without visiting your site. Content marketing is to going to be changed forever.

But there is one thing that ChatGPT doesn’t have… Personal experience. It cannot express how frustrating it is to use a certain technology and therefore coming up with a better solution (at least not authentically). So maybe content marketing will move into a more personal direction.

Depending on the type of content you are producing, I feel that content-heavy websites are dying if you're just reproducing information that is already available and not new.

Before this technology stormed the internet, people seemed to have to read those websites thoroughly to really get the information. But since this technology is not limited just to content creators, readers are also going to utilize the technology to get the same information. This will make content-heavy websites pointless.

It's like when we all have the same power to produce books, everybody will create books. Then we will all end up using technology to summarize those books in a short form for easier and faster consumption.

I'm fascinated by what is happening in technology right now, especially with Google and Microsoft Bing. It will change the way we search for information. Our attention span will become shorter, and we won't have as much time to read entire articles. Reading key points might be just enough for most of us. But we still can dig deeper if we want to.