Do you still write blog articles by hand or do you exclusively use artificial intelligence?

[abdullahfsd10]

Hi

I’m starting to wonder if manual writing is becoming a dinosaur. I’ve been writing posts myself or outsourcing to freelancers, but I’m seeing more AI-generated articles and I’m considering switching - mainly for time and cost reasons.

How do you handle it in practice, do you still write by hand, use a hybrid setup, or go 100% AI?

I tested a few WordPress plugins that “write” articles on their own, but the results were mediocre. Looking further, I found some all-in-one solutions (writing, images, tags, auto-publishing), e.g., seorise.ai. Has anyone here used it? What are the real-world pros/cons, what should I watch out for, and how’s the content quality if AI writes everything by itself?

 

[LondonLife]

Most content today blends AI efficiency with human editing for natural, high-quality blog posts.

 

[lkg777]

Try doing A/B testing on an AI-generated blog versus a human-written blog to see which one performs better. SurferSEO is also an all-in-one tool that can write the content for you.

 

[RapidWorkers]

Hi

I’m starting to wonder if manual writing is becoming a dinosaur. I’ve been writing posts myself or outsourcing to freelancers, but I’m seeing more AI-generated articles and I’m considering switching - mainly for time and cost reasons.

How do you handle it in practice, do you still write by hand, use a hybrid setup, or go 100% AI?

I tested a few WordPress plugins that “write” articles on their own, but the results were mediocre. Looking further, I found some all-in-one solutions (writing, images, tags, auto-publishing), e.g., seorise.ai. Has anyone here used it? What are the real-world pros/cons, what should I watch out for, and how’s the content quality if AI writes everything by itself?

Using AI for content can save time but a hybrid approach where you edit and add personal insights usually gives the best quality and engagement

 

[abitcapmarketing]

You can run an A/B test by comparing an article written by AI with one written by a human to see which performs better. This will give you a clear idea of what works best for your audience.

 

[Starblazer]

Exclusively using AI is risky unless you train a model with niche relevant data. It's pointless to avoid AI completely but risky to leave everything for AI to handle.

 

[SeoRankerPro]

Most people use a hybrid setup now: AI for drafting and humans for editing, accuracy and depth. Full automation (like seorise.ai) can work but quality varies a lot, so you still need to review and refine the content.

 

[awesomewebsites]

I said goodbye to most of my blogs. The revenue generated was too less for the efforts that I put in.

 

[praetserge]

AI like copilot, sometimes can't even count the number of characters in a sentence correctly... and you expect AI to do all the job for you? LOL
With those AI articles, you'll be posting real gibberish nobody will read for more than 5 seconds.
AI is here to assist you... not to do your work.

 

[nigunim]

AI is great for drafts and saving time, but I still edit everything by hand. Fully auto-generated content often feels generic, so I wouldn’t go 100% AI.