ChatGPT + Human edited touch + LinkedIn Articles: Escaping from Google's View?

[Johnpeterburs]

Does Google have any role in putting its nose on LinkedIn articles generated by ChatGPT alongside with a bit of human touch for perfection?

As LinkedIn belongs to Microsoft, and ChatGPT does belong to the same group; should we think the combo goes in smoother or any dipping dragons penetrate to unmount the show?

Any one tried this combo yet? And any productivity to be noted?

 

[onlinemarketer12]

It is done by normal people like you and me and google has nothing to do with it.

 

[Johnpeterburs]

It is done by normal people like you and me and google has nothing to do with it.

Playful.

 

[IM Dude]

I see a lot of people posting ai content on LinkedIn it's definitely worth a try. Are they ranking in Google serp results, is really what I would like to know.

 

[Johnpeterburs]

I see a lot of people posting ai content on LinkedIn it's definitely worth a try. Are they ranking in Google serp results, is really what I would like to know.

My suspect is that why would LinkedIn care about SERP results on Google as they are into the autonomous body.

 

[MKSKS]

Does Google have any role in putting its nose on LinkedIn articles generated by ChatGPT alongside with a bit of human touch for perfection?

No, Officially Google has said recently regarding content quality that it should be written for users not for search engine.
Practically I am using all types of generated content that are readable and SEO optimized for all types of web properties and have never faced any issues for content.
Until there's an official announcement from Google motioning AI content I think it won't be an issue.

 

[IM Dude]

My suspect is that why would LinkedIn care about SERP results on Google as they are into the autonomous body.

They may not but you should to get free traffic to your post.

 

[Johnpeterburs]

No, Officially Google has said recently regarding content quality that it should be written for users not for search engine.
Practically I am using all types of generated content that are readable and SEO optimized for all types of web properties and have never faced any issues for content.
Until there's an official announcement from Google motioning AI content I think it won't be an issue.

Great to hear!

 

[Johnpeterburs]

They may not but you should to get free traffic to your post.

Yes, I am having 20K followers on LinkedIn. And the traffic is absolutely free.

 

[IM Dude]

Yes, I am having 20K followers on LinkedIn. And the traffic is absolutely free.

I mean free search traffic from Google.

 

[Rank Rocket]

For the latest google update you have to write your own very naturally.

 

[pory1089]

how long it takes for linkedin content to get indexed and appear in google search?

 

[Johnpeterburs]

For the latest google update you have to write your own very naturally.

but here the question of concern is, whether Linkedin content is controlled by Google or not. My gut is I don't think so, how abt yours and everyones?

 

[Johnpeterburs]

how long it takes for linkedin content to get indexed and appear in google search?

Linkedin falls for nofollow type and is controlled by Microsoft boundaries. Then why do they heap results from Google?

 

[Johnpeterburs]

I mean free search traffic from Google.

Alright!

 

[Yetihunter1]

I see a lot of people posting ai content on LinkedIn it's definitely worth a try. Are they ranking in Google serp results, is really what I would like to know.

I've noticed some on Google that I did a day ago. Overall it seems Bing usually indexes them quicker.

 

[IM Dude]

I've noticed some on Google that I did a day ago. Overall it seems Bing usually indexes them quicker.

Bing will indexing everything quicker but then it then does its content quality check and deindexes ai content, not evey but a whole lot of them.

 

[pory1089]

I ranked about 20 article in 1-3 position with linkedin for competitive keywords, but my account is gone after that