Filler content quality

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How quality is your filler content for tier 1 sites? I have some articles that are pure nonsense. Is that ok to use, or should I polish them a bit?

Edit: punctuation
 
Run them through Grammarly and clean them up a little.
 
GPT3 shoots relatively good content that can be somewhat read, and it is not nonsense most of the time

I would not use GPT3 for my tier 1. I may wait for GPT4.

Hope this answer the question.
 
Correct them manually or use best tool like grammarly. Make the content to look better.
 
If they are pure nonsense I don't know how grammarly can correct them. Like how grammarly is correct this content:

There was a time in his life when her rudeness would have set him over the edge. He would have raised his voice and demanded to speak to the manager. That was no longer the case. He barely reacted at all, letting the rudeness melt away without saying a word back to her. He had been around long enough to know where rudeness came from and how unhappy the person must be to act in that way. All he could do was feel pity and be happy that he didn't feel the way she did to lash out like that.

or this

It was a concerning development that he couldn't get out of his mind. He'd had many friends throughout his early years and had fond memories of playing with them, but he couldn't understand how it had all stopped. There was some point as he grew up that he played with each of his friends for the very last time, and he had no idea that it would be the last.


It gotta make some sense and have some relevancy to begin with.
 
You can use AI content for this. One good tool for this is jasper.
 
Run them through Grammarly and clean them up a little.
Correct them manually or use best tool like grammarly. Make the content to look better.
If they are pure nonsense I don't know how grammarly can correct them. Like how grammarly is correct this content:

There was a time in his life when her rudeness would have set him over the edge. He would have raised his voice and demanded to speak to the manager. That was no longer the case. He barely reacted at all, letting the rudeness melt away without saying a word back to her. He had been around long enough to know where rudeness came from and how unhappy the person must be to act in that way. All he could do was feel pity and be happy that he didn't feel the way she did to lash out like that.

or this

It was a concerning development that he couldn't get out of his mind. He'd had many friends throughout his early years and had fond memories of playing with them, but he couldn't understand how it had all stopped. There was some point as he grew up that he played with each of his friends for the very last time, and he had no idea that it would be the last.


It gotta make some sense and have some relevancy to begin with.
Grammarly wouldn't work, as it wasn't the grammar but the actual content that was off. Similar to @IM Rider's examples.

GPT3 shoots relatively good content that can be somewhat read, and it is not nonsense most of the time

I would not use GPT3 for my tier 1. I may wait for GPT4.

Hope this answer the question.
Better to polish them.
Thanks, I'll use them as a tier 2.

You can use AI content for this. One good tool for this is jasper.
Yeah, I'll try that next to see how it compares with the article writing services on here.

Thanks all!
 
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