Best AI to write articles that is actually solid?

[PaulRD]

I used Gemini pro and Claude Sonnet 4.5 thru API. I genuinely can't tell the difference they both sound AI and had to edit them manually. I m interested in knowing what AI stack you guys are using to churn solid AI contents that ranks and banks.

 

[IM Dude]

Claude sonnet is bad you wanna try opus its pretty good. But costs lot more than sonnet.

 

[playpen]

AI is clever enough today to write perfect articles, but not by default. You have to include everything you want in prompts.

By default, no AI is going to cluster your keywords properly unless you provide it in the prompt. It's not going to prevent you from writing articles that cannibalize each other because they are too similar, unless that is in the prompt. It's not going to silo your content into proper site structure unless it is in the prompt.

They won't have EEAT unless you provide resource documents and ask it to write in a tone that reflects the author you want them to emulate.

You can create an agent in openai, for instance, and provide it with many gigs worth of data about things it should know when it writes your articles.

You can tweak the output to be best optimized for SEO.

But you're not going to go to any AI service and ask it to write an article about (keyword) and expect that it will be be anywhere near as effective as ones that were created with proper prompts that cover all the bases good onpage SEO will require.

 

[PaulRD]

AI is clever enough today to write perfect articles, but not by default. You have to include everything you want in prompts.

By default, no AI is going to cluster your keywords properly unless you provide it in the prompt. It's not going to prevent you from writing articles that cannibalize each other because they are too similar, unless that is in the prompt. It's not going to silo your content into proper site structure unless it is in the prompt.

They won't have EEAT unless you provide resource documents and ask it to write in a tone that reflects the author you want them to emulate.

You can create an agent in openai, for instance, and provide it with many gigs worth of data about things it should know when it writes your articles.

You can tweak the output to be best optimized for SEO.

But you're not going to go to any AI service and ask it to write an article about (keyword) and expect that it will be be anywhere near as effective as ones that were created with proper prompts that cover all the bases good onpage SEO will require.

I've been searching a lot for prompts and asking ai models. Tried custom but nothing cool till now, never consistent result in beating detectors and theres always hint of ai from my pov. and i guess thats what i m looking to overcome but maybe i m looking at wrong place and ideas

 

[playpen]

What I do ...

In openai, I create an agent. I give it a description and background of the author that will be writing. I provide example articles that I think are already well written. I ask in the prompt that AI write as the author and copy the style of the pages submitted.

I upload the entire website I'm creating to the agent. Ask it to tell me which pages are potentially cannibalizing because they are too similar, and recommend how to adjust them. I provide keyword clusters with search volumes and ask it to sort the pages into natural silos with larger search volumes on hub pages and longtail clusters created as pages beneath the hub (siloed).

I explain how to link internally between articles, explaining how often it should interlink, what kind of anchors it should use at what percentages.

When done, ask it to present the fixed content. If there are any issues with it, refine your prompts.

never consistent result in beating detectors

If content is dinged for being AI, it's not a strong ding. AI content certainly can and does rank. I'd be more concerned with creating content that checks all the boxes for good onpage SEO. Providing samples of good writing, weeding out bad writing with additions to the prompt and giving it the background of an author it should emulate should take care of most of the hints the content is produced with AI.

 

[abuse-master]

Claude is actually really good... obviously tell it to remove em dashes but also to avoid using 3-part sentences. Tell it to use adverbs more often too so it sounds human

 

[rsbamm]

all dependson the prompt tbh they can all do it pretty much

 

[PaulRD]

all dependson the prompt tbh they can all do it pretty much

Fr. I can now get somewhat 60-80% green human written score on Originality AI using better prompt. Im gonna experiment if those full Ai content can yield any good result