Writing SEO Article With AI

[Snqke]

Hello Guys,

I have a blog that i want to post on it article writed with ChatGPT 4 for example,

There is any methode to Bypass to Google AI Article Detector, to SEO rank well (NOT Black Hat Methode)?
There is any tools that can help me on that ?

Your suggestion guys

Thanks

 

[SyntaxSurge]

Google AI Article Detector

I don't think google detects AI content

 

[flackz]

Hello Guys,

I have a blog that i want to post on it article writed with ChatGPT 4 for example,

There is any methode to Bypass to Google AI Article Detector, to SEO rank well (NOT Black Hat Methode)?
There is any tools that can help me on that ?

Your suggestion guys

Thanks

Any AI detector is just another GPT engine, which requires... lots of resources to work. This is how the AI content can be detected. Do you really think that Google wants to spend billions of dollars to check every single web page on the Internet using this method? What for???

 

[IM Dude]

I think google have spam detector with some kind of factoring of ai into it. It's does not apply a pure ai detector on content like for example originally.ai or which ever is is top ai detector currently. So there no point trying to dodge ai.
AI content is hit or miss. It may work for you it may not. Whoever is doing ai is doing it on scale. Let's see how long that lasts.

 

[flackz]

Google definitely has a spam detector, because it's easy to distinguish spam from real content. However, it doesn't matter if the spam is written by a human or by GPT. Spam is spam. Period.

The problem of all those "professionals" who have problems with the AI generated content is because they never tried to use it to general really long, interesting, informative and well-formatted articles. They use GPT to produce spam with these online "seowriter" services that say: "enter your post title, give me your keywords, here is your article!" This is a straight way to nowhere...

Believe me, if you know how to use GPT properly, your content will rank, and it will rank very well by Google. Better than all the crap written by 90% of human "copywriters"

 

[rejja]

Google definitely has a spam detector, because it's easy to distinguish spam from real content. However, it doesn't matter if the spam is written by a human or by GPT. Spam is spam. Period.

The problem of all those "professionals" who have problems with the AI generated content is because they never tried to use it to general really long, interesting, informative and well-formatted articles. They use GPT to produce spam with these online "seowriter" services that say: "enter your post title, give me your keywords, here is your article!" This is a straight way to nowhere...

Believe me, if you know how to use GPT properly, your content will rank, and it will rank very well by Google. Better than all the crap written by 90% of human "copywriters"

Are you willing to help me with some examples in PM? Thank you in advance

 

[flackz]

Are you willing to help me with some examples in PM? Thank you in advance

I'm honest with you, so sorry, but no. I believe you know why

But I'll give you a tip. Try to read the generated article yourself. Ask yourself a question: would you spend at least 10 minutes reading it? Do you like it? Did you find interesting information? If your answer is "yes", then your visitors will like it too. Google will notice their behavior and... your article will be well ranked. Your visitor's reaction is the #1 criteria for Google to detect spam. No text analysis and no AI detectors required - just all the Google analytics tools built into Chrome, Android, etc. Nothing but web surfers themselves are the only 100% reliable spam detection tool for Google with its user spying technologies built into just about everything these days...

OpenAI GPT-4 has literally read the whole Internet and it has a lot of super interesting information that can appear in your articles. You just need to know how to ask it and how to format the generated content on your pages to make it look attractive to your readers.

 

[Nikolaos]

Google has a spam detector and if your content is spammy it can detect that. Usually the content from AI generators is spammy.

 

[Fiducia]

Google does not care about AI or not AI. Read the Semrush 2024 ranking factors report.

 

[alonelywriter]

If you are not automating posting from AI to your website. Then you can do this.
Get template of article first from AI.

After that ask AI to explain one by one. Watch other articles in your niche. Take sub headings from there and ask AI to explain them.

Complete your article like this. It will help you to get ranked faster. Since google don't care about AI but it do care about the information you are providing.

 

[Tech Shark]

I'm honest with you, so sorry, but no. I believe you know why

But I'll give you a tip. Try to read the generated article yourself. Ask yourself a question: would you spend at least 10 minutes reading it? Do you like it? Did you find interesting information? If your answer is "yes", then your visitors will like it too. Google will notice their behavior and... your article will be well ranked. Your visitor's reaction is the #1 criteria for Google to detect spam. No text analysis and no AI detectors required - just all the Google analytics tools built into Chrome, Android, etc. Nothing but web surfers themselves are the only 100% reliable spam detection tool for Google with its user spying technologies built into just about everything these days...

OpenAI GPT-4 has literally read the whole Internet and it has a lot of super interesting information that can appear in your articles. You just need to know how to ask it and how to format the generated content on your pages to make it look attractive to your readers.

This guy spits the facts.

In fact, Google has no problem with Chatgpt articles, but a big NO to all the spammy ones. If you use it properly, the results could be far better than the human writers (obviously creative writers stand out).

Also, you will find plenty of tools that detect AI-generated ones. But, it's like Virus and Antivirus.