emailsking
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At this moment, humanizers are actively engaged, yet the future remains uncertain. I perceive no potential in this endeavor.
Ai content with blogging still work in Google?
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TheSeoSpider
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- Jul 12, 2025
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AI Content: Still working. Don't just publish raw AI text. Make it useful, readable, and unique.
Marco69
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You can use raw AI content when you have a good prompt that makes it readable like human, with some emotions, deep insights, add some facts , but yes most times the AI begins every new paraphrase with a robotic sentence like; today in fast digital landscape, face it etc,etc... also it repeats the same sentences in new paraphrases over and over, cut out the first sentence before you publish it and you should be fine.
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TheSeoSpider
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Can you share the prompt please?
Maxwelhere
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I’ve had a similar experience — one of my AI-generated blogs took a hit during the updates, even though the content was unique and well-structured.
That said, I started focusing more on mixing AI output with human editing, adding original insights, and targeting low-competition, long-tail keywords. That seems to be working much better post-update. Also, having a clean site structure and useful interlinking really helps.
For example, I’ve been working on a beauty/lifestyle niche site — https://housebeautytips.com — where I use AI mostly as a drafting tool and polish everything manually before publishing. So far, that approach has helped me stay indexed and grow slowly but steadily.
Curious to know if anyone else is mixing AI + human touch in specific niches?