Seeking Advice on Humanizing AI-Generated Blog Content

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Hi everyone,

I’m new to blogging and am currently using AI to generate content. However, I’ve been struggling to humanize the content despite trying various platforms. I’d really appreciate any advice or tips on how to make my posts feel more personal and engaging. Thanks in advance for your help!
 
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Are you looking to make your posts more personal and engaging, or do you want to bypass AI detectors? For the first goal, you simply need a good prompt. For the second, there are two main approaches: you can either do it manually (DIY or hire someone), or you need to keep searching for a platform that will rewrite your text to bypass AI detectors.
 
I started humanize recently, and the best combination for me that is ranking well is
chatgpt + writehuman/stealthgpt + paraphrase "creative" on quillbot + premium deepl for translation (Non-English content)
 
Inject your personality! Share personal anecdotes, use humor, and write in a conversational style to make your AI-generated content feel more human.
 
idris7 said:
Hi everyone,

I’m new to blogging and am currently using AI to generate content. However, I’ve been struggling to humanize the content despite trying various platforms. I’d really appreciate any advice or tips on how to make my posts feel more personal and engaging. Thanks in advance for your help!
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Focus on incorporating your personal experiences, stories, and conversational tone to make your blog posts feel more authentic and relatable.
 
idris7 said:
Hi everyone,

I’m new to blogging and am currently using AI to generate content. However, I’ve been struggling to humanize the content despite trying various platforms. I’d really appreciate any advice or tips on how to make my posts feel more personal and engaging. Thanks in advance for your help!
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So, I'll be the first to say it: AI content detectors are 99.9% bullshit.


I'll give you a few examples. Here is what ZeroGPT says about the bible (no this isn't a religion conversation):

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And here is the Executive branch explanation inside of the US constitution:

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Then reason I'm using these documents is because they were created 100+ years ago, before computers. The more complex your writing is. Spoken too articulately and these AI content checkers will say you have AI content. The longer the article contributes to the percentage the AI checker concludes as well.


I'll most likely write a detailed thread on this soon, as AI content checkers have run amok in our industry when they're 99% hokum.​
 
PHPInjected said:
I'll give you a few examples. Here is what ZeroGPT says about the bible (no this isn't a religion conversation):
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Love that example!

But if you want to fool AI detectors so that they're sure your content is human generated , add
  • parentheses
  • hyphens
  • a spelling error
  • three dots to like this..
  • sentence fragments
  • add a few "uncommon" words
  • or give your text a little spin with Grammarly
However, it's probably more important to have engaging content (however it's produced). Consider nice image, list, infographics, etc. to capture your visitor (over a wall of text)
 
bananasubmarine said:
  • parentheses
  • hyphens
  • a spelling error
  • three dots to like this..
  • sentence fragments
  • add a few "uncommon" words
  • or give your text a little spin with Grammarly
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So I can confirm this does work minorly, but what also works is sending in prompts like:

- Avoid common phrases such as like "in today's world", "in conclusion", "in summation", "to summarize".
- Do not harp on common tropes. Be creative & unique, not at all cliché.

- Avoid cheesy metaphors, however metaphors themselves are acceptable.
Examples to avoid using:
"In the world of X"
"In conclusion"
"In summation"
"In summary"
"In the grand tapestry of life"
"At the crossroads of innovation"
"Unlocking the potential"
"To summarize"
"A beacon of hope"
''As we navigate the ever-evolving landscape"
"In the dynamic world of"
 
xpesos said:
I started humanize recently, and the best combination for me that is ranking well is
chatgpt + writehuman/stealthgpt + paraphrase "creative" on quillbot + premium deepl for translation (Non-English content)
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Does it help you to rank better or what?
 
Razorbl2 said:
Does it help you to rank better or what?
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Ranking well, doing this for past 1 week, but these tools writehuman/stealthGPT do stupid mistakes, get facts/figures wrong, i don't think it will sustain for long, after creating content on chatgpt if you resend prompts like:
Code: 
Use the dependency grammar linguistic framework rather than phrase structure grammar; The idea is that the closer together each pair of words you’re connecting are, the easier the copy will be to comprehend; Aim for a Flesch reading score of 80 or higher. Use the active voice and avoid adverbs. Avoid buzzwords and instead use plain and natural English words, the kind of words people use in daily life. Avoid being salesy or overly enthusiastic and instead express calm confidence;

This works best if you send the prompt after content is created, when used in the main prompt, the effect is not that much,
it will create advance content, combined with any good paraphraser will give you high percentage human content,
 
xpesos said:
Ranking well, doing this for past 1 week, but these tools writehuman/stealthGPT do stupid mistakes, get facts/figures wrong, i don't think it will sustain for long, after creating content on chatgpt if you resend prompts like:
Code: 
Use the dependency grammar linguistic framework rather than phrase structure grammar; The idea is that the closer together each pair of words you’re connecting are, the easier the copy will be to comprehend; Aim for a Flesch reading score of 80 or higher. Use the active voice and avoid adverbs. Avoid buzzwords and instead use plain and natural English words, the kind of words people use in daily life. Avoid being salesy or overly enthusiastic and instead express calm confidence;

This works best if you send the prompt after content is created, when used in the main prompt, the effect is not that much,
it will create advance content, combined with any good paraphraser will give you high percentage human content,
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What I do for a test send generated article trough few iterations with a prompt(simmilar that you wrote) to get content which passes AI detectors. Created 5 websites with content which passes AI, created 5 websites in same niche without passing AI detectos, to see which one works better.
 
xpesos said:
Ranking well, doing this for past 1 week, but these tools writehuman/stealthGPT do stupid mistakes, get facts/figures wrong, i don't think it will sustain for long, after creating content on chatgpt if you resend prompts like:
Code: 
Use the dependency grammar linguistic framework rather than phrase structure grammar; The idea is that the closer together each pair of words you’re connecting are, the easier the copy will be to comprehend; Aim for a Flesch reading score of 80 or higher. Use the active voice and avoid adverbs. Avoid buzzwords and instead use plain and natural English words, the kind of words people use in daily life. Avoid being salesy or overly enthusiastic and instead express calm confidence;

This works best if you send the prompt after content is created, when used in the main prompt, the effect is not that much,
it will create advance content, combined with any good paraphraser will give you high percentage human content,
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What about the traffic about this method? thanks
 
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