Blog articles for brand, not only niche

Could you please share your experience/thoughts on running blog not only for niche, but also for brand in this niche, based on AI written articles.
Let's assume that the blog is for IT, for which AI will have planty ideas and can write articles. But if you want to write about some less known and less popular brand it will be difficult.
Will it work to create articles on IT topic (for this example) and add this brand name at the end in the title? Will search engines know that this blog is about this brand?

I understand if you tell me this will be something between white and black SEO.

I used to add sentence between paragraphs and and at the end of the article that refers to the brand.
First I do that manually then I make small python script to add my sentence in the Article in bulk

@Aviorify thanks, I understand it worked for you?
Do you mean sentence with the name of the brand? Did it also contain link? Or not necessarily, just name of brand is most important here?
Was this sentence something specific? Did it vary between articles?

K2k2k2 said:

Could you please share your experience/thoughts on running blog not only for niche, but also for brand in this niche, based on AI written articles.
Let's assume that the blog is for IT, for which AI will have planty ideas and can write articles. But if you want to write about some less known and less popular brand it will be difficult.
Will it work to create articles on IT topic (for this example) and add this brand name at the end in the title? Will search engines know that this blog is about this brand?

I understand if you tell me this will be something between white and black SEO.

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Well, i guess a quality solution would be to manually edit the article and add brand mentions etc. to an article that closely resembles the brand. The closer the resemblance the better and easier it will be for you.

I manually write or verbally dictate my content.

I don't use AI written articles.

Brand-focused blog articles are very tricky because when you're focusing on fairly well-known brands, you automatically have a tremendous amount of competition and also, there's a certain expectation there.

The best brand-targeted blogging that I have experienced involves either newly released projects or a new series of products that my target market hasn't been desensitized to yet.

You have to pay attention to this desensitization.

This is why (horse name is a scam?) is still such an effective technique.

There's all sorts of psychological triggers there and also many different ways to come up with variations.

Of course, the key here is to sell the product by using an objective looking article.

Unfortunately, this involves walking a tightrope that a lot of people simply trip over because at the back of their heads, they're trying to push the product, they're trying to make money.

They forgot that they have to earn the trust of the reader first so they can make their money.

What ends up happening is that this amazing title of a possible scam launches an article that is just a glorified sales page.

How credible is that?

And it's no surprise that a lot of people are now using "operator" (product name) Reddit review.

So it's really important to blog about brands the right way.

I have mixed experience regarding this topics. But you must make some manual input to make it more humane.