Do you feel that blogs related to blogging tips are dying now?

I am asking because there are lot of threads here saying that blogging will be dead because of AI. Because of this, blogs based on blogging tips are also expected to die. Do you also agree to this?

kalpana007 said:

blogging will be dead because of AI.

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if this were true then

kalpana007 said:

blogs based on blogging tips are also expected to die.

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this will naturally happen.

But blogging i don't think blogging is going to be dead because of AI.

Inem2 said:

if this were true then


this will naturally happen.

But blogging i don't think blogging is going to be dead because of AI.

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Will there be no impact at all in your opinion?

People don't care for blogs like they used to. People go straight to chatgpt, lol even blog makers don't hire real writers anymore, they just make spam articles by the hundreds and thousands. If you want to write a blog, you write about your expert subjects, and you write from a platform like substack or another public content blog platform, to consoldate your reach, and avoid having to rank via seo, plus geting traffic from day 1.

Blogging won't die, but since it's not likely to be a thing in the future, blogging tips as a niche may not be that popular like it was in the past.

There is a steady shift from text to video content. So, blogging has a declining demand regardless of the content quality. Blogging won't die but the demand may decline even further, encouraging people to post content on social media platforms instead of websites. Blogs related to blogging tips will definitely die as AI is giving simple & straight-forward answers where as many of these blogs are posting an individual article even for a 2 sentences answer.

run a blog myself in this exact space n honeslty the "dying" narrative is overblown imo. what actually died is generic surface level posts, if i publish smthing thats just recycled tips everyone already know it flops. but posts w actual numbers/real workflow from stuff ive tested still pulls steady organic traffic month over month. ppl go to chatgpt for quick answers sure but for actual depth/trust they still land on real blogs, just the bar for wat counts as "good enough" content went way up

I don't think blogging will die. AI will replace generic content but people will still value blogs that offer real experience, unique insights, and expertise. Blogging tips will evolve rather than disappear.

Ai generated content is blogs that offer real experience, unique insights, and genuinely help readers will still have an audience. AI is a tool not a replacement for expertise.

I do not think blogging tips blogs are dying, but they need to change. Basic advice is everywhere now, so unique experiences matter more.

I believe the real issue is not AI but rather the reduced number of people who look for information about blogging tips after estabilishing a process themselves. If there is no news or changes in your topic, it will be touugh to gain returning readers.

Panther28 said:

People don't care for blogs like they used to. People go straight to chatgpt, lol even blog makers don't hire real writers anymore, they just make spam articles by the hundreds and thousands. If you want to write a blog, you write about your expert subjects, and you write from a platform like substack or another public content blog platform, to consoldate your reach, and avoid having to rank via seo, plus geting traffic from day 1.

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In your opinion is humanizing AI content the way to go?

I think good blogging will survive but not alone without proper visuals like vlog, or visual contents. Like pictorials descriptions of a blog.

It isn't dying but the generic content is increasing. to counter that you need to offer real experiences and case studies. You can't just give tips without actually knowing a thing about that topic. Which is exactly similar in every niche.

kalpana007 said:

I am asking because there are lot of threads here saying that blogging will be dead because of AI. Because of this, blogs based on blogging tips are also expected to die. Do you also agree to this?

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Niche still lives on however, the how to start a blog article genre is currently overcrowded. modern winner are the people who tell stories, make mistakes, experiment nd give insights that AI can't copy.

MarbleFox said:

I do not think blogging tips blogs are dying, but they need to change. Basic advice is everywhere now, so unique experiences matter more.

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A few years back there were blogs who had a system, like probloggers to build a 7 figures business with own products/ services, without need huge pillars first like hubspot. Nowadays I not seeing such blogs?

Marco69 said:

A few years back there were blogs who had a system, like probloggers to build a 7 figures business with own products/ services, without need huge pillars first like hubspot. Nowadays I not seeing such blogs?

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I have also noticed the same and that is why created this thread.

kalpana007 said:

I am asking because there are lot of threads here saying that blogging will be dead because of AI. Because of this, blogs based on blogging tips are also expected to die. Do you also agree to this?

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This is not so much a regression but rather a filtration process. blogging tips became easily available due to AI and people no longer need to visit yet another tips blog. blogs which chronicle real life stories, experiennces, and tests will have their rightful place.

Blogs are evolving, not becoming obsolete. Generalized content is becoming increasingly difficult to create, but those with expertise, insights, cases and high levels of brand trust will continue to thrive. AI is a better way to scale content than it is to replace it.

Nikolaos said:

In your opinion is humanizing AI content the way to go?

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Read an ai article 3 times, then close it write in your own words, with your own voice. When it comes to chasing down factual knoweldge I think which is the only thing tht seperates ai from a human at any given time, content wise, is the ability to use our own style of langauge, and collected facts, to seperate us, and give us the ability to be exceptional writers.

Conclusions and research perspectives can always be newer than ai is writing, as this is real time, your perspective. YOu might think ai is smart. But it couldn't write with the diversity EVER for millions of years, ALL the people on the planet, putting their own life and knoweldge into a article.

Humans are inheritnely more intersting than bots and ai, and the people that make themselves as human as possible along with their attitute, and writing will do good, in this ai backlash generation that is growing up.

Being able to know when and where to use ai is the key. I try to stick to something now, like first touch. Never let ai be the first thing that your client sees, make it the tool that helps you deliver a result. (maybe prompting if you write an article the "top 20 facts about eiffel tower", "the top 5 musems", "top 3 parks". "best leisure funpark in france".) putting them all togheter into your research lists first.

then READING those and just writing up brief notes on your document about what you learned. Then expanding the content, and filling it with your voice, and tightening up the factual parts. It might take longer but it still is quicker and more comprehensive, and unique and interesting for your readers if you write like this compared to "hey chatgpt write me a final article on things to do in france during the heatwave, make no mistake, deep research, go to moon. Now write me 1000 articles all about france, and everything related!" lol