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

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?
I have also noticed the same and that is why created this thread.
 
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?
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.
 
In your opinion is humanizing AI content the way to go?
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
 
I have also noticed the same and that is why created this thread.
You are on the right track you have an sharp eye ! Yes, many today have a blog and using social media to get traffic and making sales, but this is not the same blogging business as it was years ago. Only do blogging ,get traffic have a newsletter selling own services make 7 figures without all complicated social media hustle. But that's not possible today anymore- or maybe you have SEO skills like hubspot, find a niche where competitors not have any pillar pages, then make it big write a big sum of pillars , 10-15 pillar pages, each with 5-8 spoke articles, all internal linked, good luck with that time consuming workflow even with help of AI...with that setup I think you will go big in that niche with organic traffic + have a news site. That's would be a 101 Organic SEO Hack. I think n8n with open AI ($5 monthly) can do that but for me that setup is to complicated......
 
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
You forget, that these big media news press sites using now AI for their daily writing (!) , this means two things;

a) their AI's are much more supreme tech we normal people not get
b) or they have much better prompts to write like human, their articles longform too, are not low quality
 
I do not think they are dying but readers expect more than basic tips now. There are already thousands of articles covering the same advice.
Blogs that share real case studies, personal experience and practical results still stand out. People are looking for insights thet can not get from a generic AI generated posts.
 
I do not think blogging tips are dying but the content needs to evolve. Basic how to start a blog type posts are harder to stand out because there are so many similar articles.
The blogs that share real experiences, experiments, case studies and updates strategies still have value. AI can provide information but personal insights and practical results are what make content different.
 
The niche isn't dying, but generic AI-generated tips are. If you provide real case studies and personal experiences, people will always read your blog
 
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?
I think blogging is changing more than dying. Generic content is easy to replace now, but blogs with real experience, original ideas, and useful case studies still have value.

People can usually tell the difference between AI content and someone who actually knows the topic.
 
AI is just another tool. Bloggers who use it wisely and add their own knowledge will probably do better than those who rely on AI completely.
 
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?
Yes,I think if this will happens just because of AI...
 
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?
I do not believe that the blogging tips have become dead yet, but definitiely their usefulness is decreasing. i have noticed that people tend to react much better to real life experiments, mistakes made and lessons learned through running a blog than once again an article about 10 tips to increase your traffic.
 
I don't know but I know in the last 2 or 3 years with the rise of AI I am fed up of the 'slop' I have to wade through to get to something that seems like a human wrote it.

A lot of the articles will spend most of it just making statements about your issue, not actually answering it and often not getting to any useful data at all.

The other ones that piss me off that predate the rise of AI pages are all those google questions articles crammed in to an article which were a very popular marketing method a few years ago.

I would imagine that actual well written human articles will still have value to the average reader for a while yet. I don't follow AI though so maybe AI used properly can already write what looks like very good human written articles it is just the bad stuff that is most visible?

Would be interested to see comment on that from others who are more clued up?
 
The niche isn't dying, but generic AI-generated tips are. If you provide real case studies and personal experiences, people will always read your blog
Some like "real SEO case studies" who are from Semrush and Ahrefs and many more spam bots who crawling wordpress websites? They producing a lot of crawl waste...also I mean all these marketing and seo agencies in the web world, trying to telling you about the first class cms wordpress and do best seo right?
 
I think the easy generic blogging advice is becoming less valuable because AI can produce similar content quickly What still stands out is real experience case studies and unique insights People are still willing to follow creators who consistently share practical results rather than recycled tips
 
blogging tip pages are getting limit traffics if not updating different niche content to index page in related search for traffics,most tip pages are negative traffic source with expose of ai which expose many tips.
 
No they are not dying just low quality generic content is blogs with real insights & experience still work
 
I think people will trust blogs that have real examples and personal experience more than AI-written content. That is what will make the difference.
 
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