Persona for AI generated blog

[JSRLove]

Hey there!
I'm working on an AI-generated website for cooking recipes. I've read that having a blog "persona," an about me page, and using social media is a good idea. It seems like this can help build trust with visitors and might help with Google manual review (whatever that means) if necessary.

Before I start working on it, I want to ask: Is it worth to put a lot of effort into "persona" creating?
Would it be okay to only use Facebook and Instagram just for sharing my articles? Or should I act like a real person on social media by sharing non-site related posts or photos?

Also i'm wondering to know what socials make worth to use for my purposes. Insta, fb, twitter, google plus?
I'm not aiming attract any traffic from socials, it's mostly about "technical" stuff

 

[Panther28]

google plus?

Has that made a comeback??

Go study the blogs in your niche to do with recipes and book reviews, and product reviews, and see which category yours falls in, and just use them as a template. I don't think you NEED a persona, I think it can give your site sometimes a bit of extra commitment from you to be more accurate and relevant. Instead of just a madeup persona. I like to put a slight alternative of myself, just with a different name and or gender each site, that suits the site slightly, and my interest in maintaining it. You have to BE that person when you update it!

I have some just "Hi I like computers and enjoy technology and I also walk the dog daily" type of simple thing for some of my sites, on the widget.

 

[JSRLove]

Has that made a comeback??

haha i've tried to make some money with SEO in 2011-2013, but shifted to software development ) I remember that In those days a lot of people believed that google+ worth the effort

I don't think you NEED a persona

Got your point. Thanks for reply!

 

[Deleted member 1501362]

I heard that it's good to setup social profile these days, because Google is pushing authority blogs and affecting those blogs that doesn't seem authoritative with socials.

 

[Beklink]

Yes make sure to create your author profile and also add social media profiles on that page too

 

[OneGuySEO]

Hey there!
I'm working on an AI-generated website for cooking recipes. I've read that having a blog "persona," an about me page, and using social media is a good idea. It seems like this can help build trust with visitors and might help with Google manual review (whatever that means) if necessary.

Before I start working on it, I want to ask: Is it worth to put a lot of effort into "persona" creating?
Would it be okay to only use Facebook and Instagram just for sharing my articles? Or should I act like a real person on social media by sharing non-site related posts or photos?

Also i'm wondering to know what socials make worth to use for my purposes. Insta, fb, twitter, google plus?
I'm not aiming attract any traffic from socials, it's mostly about "technical" stuff

I'd say no need for a "persona" rather focus on building a "brand", especially if you decide to sell later you can't sell a persona, it would turn people off too!

 

[Roger Marquez]

Before I start working on it, I want to ask: Is it worth to put a lot of effort into "persona" creating?

The more context you can feed the AI the better the outcome.

 

[Black Belt Spodermen]

Your persona will grab more attention compared to the generic AI generated answers.

 

[MsPerfectionist]

It's good to put effort on the About US page. It will create more impression if yu do that in a realistic way