nafikahorpo
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anyone tried, can get traffic from the content created by chatgpt?
content from chatgpt
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nafikahorpo
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what about adding some related photos?
Will be a good idea. But again as much as human effort involves it creates more impact.
Agency Viser
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The main fact is chat gpt or any other Ai based writing tools content quality not up to the mark .and it won't be understandable properly like a human writing . and even you won't find any emotion and anything . and yaa by default written content from chat gpt you may get some traffic but it won't be engaging and wont add the value i think . so it's better you can use chat gpt like your support assistance . and mixed our creativity with it .and write an awesome High quality content.Hope so in this way you can get engagement and traffic on your content.
CheapestContent
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It would be best to give it a human touch by doing some modifications. If you try it repeatedly, you will understand what can be changed to make human-written content. We should only take the ideas from AI content and make some changes to make it human-written for the best results.
Black Belt Spodermen
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Yes but it's better to change the content here and there so that it doesn't sound robotic.
mxhologyseo
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Try add 30% video and 20% picture and optimize your content well. human touch is needed always,
jeffz
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I have this notion before of getting bad content from AI, but it the information you feed the bot determines the output.
Think of it has a math Calculator, you can only get better result if you know how to solve maths.
Few tips;
1. Have a topic or an headline you want to write about
2. Write out the blog outline in detail
(you can ask the bot but I prefer doing it myself to avoid generic output)
3. Feed it the information(tell the ai to expand on them)
You should get better result, your only manual work is to have a good topic to discuss and a blog outline.
However you still need to do some editing because nobody is perfect including Ai.
Think of it has a math Calculator, you can only get better result if you know how to solve maths.
Few tips;
1. Have a topic or an headline you want to write about
2. Write out the blog outline in detail
(you can ask the bot but I prefer doing it myself to avoid generic output)
3. Feed it the information(tell the ai to expand on them)
You should get better result, your only manual work is to have a good topic to discuss and a blog outline.
However you still need to do some editing because nobody is perfect including Ai.
QuizMachine
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Can you get traffic from your own content?
can you get traffic from spun content?
can you get traffic from cheap bought articles written by non fluent writers?
themarketingdiva23
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You can get traffic for sure, but chatgpt is robot and lacks human touch so good for fact based searches and content, but for other types of content if you add human touch it would be better option.
QuizMachine
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That’s all about what you put in. With the right prompt you get human sounding answers.
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Many here posted images with blog getting good traffic even after posting AI content there.
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For sure! It only have to be quality content.
Rank Rocket
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Yes I tried to create valuable content using GPT. For my openion it's good for generate content. And easily index on google. I am also gain traffic for this content.
OccultKingdoms
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It's better for writing code. For simple programs you can use it to write your code three times as fast.
They have some crazy ideas there I wouldn't think of. The reasoning of that machine learning is top. It's not the best writer though due to hallucinations (misinformation).
It tends to be better at math and implementing algorithms where most calculations are correct. With writing, it's kinda hit or miss, but it shouldn't be hard to find $10 per day people who will do fact checks.
They have some crazy ideas there I wouldn't think of. The reasoning of that machine learning is top. It's not the best writer though due to hallucinations (misinformation).
It tends to be better at math and implementing algorithms where most calculations are correct. With writing, it's kinda hit or miss, but it shouldn't be hard to find $10 per day people who will do fact checks.
blackbeans
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It can be done, but the problem is Chat GPT writes content in a very front-loaded and shallow way.
In other words, THEY WILL JUST GIVE YOU THE ANSWER AND THERE'S NOT MUCH EXPLANATION.
Usually, there are no examples.
In other words, whatever content you get doesn't really align with how people expect the answer to their queries to look like.
For example, if I'm looking for how to do something, I don't just expect a short, one-sentence answer.
I want to know a process.
I want to get examples.
I'm also interesting in counterexamples as well as the things that I can do to troubleshoot or optimize my results.
While you can train Chat GPT to deliver a fairly wordy response, the answer is still too compact and too frontloaded to really help you if you are intent on producing a comprehensive and truly helpful blog post.
In other words, THEY WILL JUST GIVE YOU THE ANSWER AND THERE'S NOT MUCH EXPLANATION.
Usually, there are no examples.
In other words, whatever content you get doesn't really align with how people expect the answer to their queries to look like.
For example, if I'm looking for how to do something, I don't just expect a short, one-sentence answer.
I want to know a process.
I want to get examples.
I'm also interesting in counterexamples as well as the things that I can do to troubleshoot or optimize my results.
While you can train Chat GPT to deliver a fairly wordy response, the answer is still too compact and too frontloaded to really help you if you are intent on producing a comprehensive and truly helpful blog post.