Is it impossible to get guest posts with AI-generated content?

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I am a freelancing digital marketer. I don't have enough time to write unique, 2000-word articles for each website to get guest posts. My budget doesn't allow me to hire a content writer. I have a free access to AI writing tool.

Is it impossible to get guest posts using AI content?
 
Yes, it's possible to get guest posts using AI articles, but you need to proof read and optimize the article before you post it.
 
Some website owners only allow high-quality content and will go through every sentence to see if it is worth post. On the other hand, some don't. You should do some manual changes after getting the article written by AI.
 
i would suggest to use katteb for this kind of content as it has fact checking function so it produce content quality better than humans
 
Just take the time to make the output of your content HUMAN.
To the point no one will be able to see the difference.
I am pretty sure that actual writers are using AI tools to do their job.
 
GPT chat can indeed be employed, preferably version 4 with proper prompts. You could also utilize the AIPRM extension. However, it's crucial to review the text thoroughly and imbue it with a human touch. For me, GPT chat lays a solid framework that requires further refinement.
 
very possible you just pay for one.
i really doubt you can get free guest post even with high ultra quality article now adays
 
very possible you just pay for one.
i really doubt you can get free guest post even with high ultra quality article now adays
That is feasible. I have indeed received a backlink from a SaaS service before. However, it is crucial to establish long-term relationships and offer genuinely high-quality article that would add value to their blog.
 
Definitely - site owners will carefully check the article before publishing it on their site
 
If your articles are Unique and cover a subject matter, you can also try websites like thewiki Network, which have Google News approval. You can publish your content in the Bookmarks section and it will get published within a few minutes on search engines.

But ensure that your content is long enough to evade moderation. For me this has helped as I try to add some humor in the AI-generated content which makes it look a bit more human like.
 
I am a freelancing digital marketer. I don't have enough time to write unique, 2000-word articles for each website to get guest posts. My budget doesn't allow me to hire a content writer. I have a free access to AI writing tool.

Is it impossible to get guest posts using AI content?
But what if they see some plagiarism?

Even with an AI tool, you're going to need to edit the articles that the tool outputs.

The idea being so there's 0% detection and it even reads as though it was written by a human.
 
Defenetely you can do it just need to make sure content makes sences and is not just random information, still you need to verify the information.
 
I think to get your guest post on sites like Huffpost, Forbes, etc,etc, they will not accept ai content.
Check a written content from TheWashingtonPost (example) of an column writer and then compare it with your chatgpt output (on the same topic)
you will see that chatgpt can write decent content, but the difference is huge compare to an news site column writer.

Easy to detect for sites like Huffpost, Forbes......
 
You can get guest posts with AI content.
But make sure with the blogger that he accepts AI content.
If you don't have budget, spare some time to give an edit to the AI generated content to make it unique.
 
GPT chat can indeed be employed, preferably version 4 with proper prompts. You could also utilize the AIPRM extension. However, it's crucial to review the text thoroughly and imbue it with a human touch. For me, GPT chat lays a solid framework that requires further refinement.
How make the content from gpt4 written like human, unique and proof read?

Can gpt4 ($20 plan) can read from urls, infographics, pdf's, reading YouTube transcripts and write an article, can create good images?
 
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