The last thing that I want to touch base on in this project is talk a bit about detection tools.
What is the Google stance on it and what else can we do to make sure our blogs are optimized?
So the first thing is, if I'm writing AI based content, can I even use that to rank high on Google
SEO?
Because essentially, if you're doing an affiliate marketing campaign, our primary goal is to rank
high on Google and make sure that our blogs get to our customers.
But if Google is going to penalize written content, then our strategy won't work.
So for that, I have this amazing blog opened on Developers.google.com and where Google's provide us
guidance about AI generated content.
And this blog was released on February 8th, 2023, after GPT was launched.
So they specifically created a blog to tell us about what they think about AI generated content.
So rewarding high quality content.
However it is produced.
So what Google is saying that it doesn't matter if human produced the content or produced the content.
What they care about is it should be of high quality.
So keep that in mind.
As long as you're not spamming your users, you don't need to worry about AI generated content.
Just make sure your content is useful.
It's relevant.
You're not just posting vague stuff about random answers from GPT.
You provide it with the right context.
You train the model, you fine tune it, and then after you have given it a few shots in different prompts
and then you start producing your content, then it will be highly valuable for your user.
How Automation Can Help Create Content.
Here.
Google talks a bit more about how you can use AI to automate the process of creating content, but make
sure you check it and it's not spam.
As explained, however, content is produced.
Those seeking success in Google should be looking to produce original, high quality people first,
demonstrating qualities.
Creators can learn more about this and.
Here are a couple of FAQs.
Why doesn't Google Search Ban Content?
Automation has long been used in publishing to create useful content, can assist with and generate
useful content and exciting new ways.
So Google actually is.
Kind of promoting it because it knows that.
Google will not be able to detect content for a very long time, will get so good that it will be very
difficult for not just Google for anyone to get an idea that whether I produce this content or it was
actually written by a human.
So Google has taken a step back and said, okay, as long as the content is useful and it's not spam,
we don't have a problem with that.
Now, if you're specifically concerned about writing detection, a specifically concerned about writing
content that can not be detected by AI, there are a lot of facts you can use.
Google Translate, essentially take an English article, translate it into another language, for example,
Mandarin, and then translate it back to English.
It won't.
It will pass all the detection tools because Google Translate is a very powerful tool in itself.
But when you do that, you lose the core essence of the blog, you lose all your keywords and the idea
and the goal and the purpose that you wrote, you can try it out.
So I would highly recommend, unless you're trying to, for your specific job, it is very important
that it's not detectable.
I don't think you even need to worry about it and just use the content that GPT is creating.
But please make sure that it's useful content.
You're not spamming your users, it's well trained.
The model was well trained when the content was produced.
And one more thing I want to cover is Grammarly is a great tool.
It's free.
You can sign up and you can pass your content through Grammarly once GPT produces it.
Grammarly will have small tweaks such as punctuations and grammatical mistakes that GPT might make sometime,
especially if you're working with GPT three and not four.
Four is pretty good at it, but three will sometimes make mistakes, so make sure you pass it through.
Grammarly Just adding another check point to make sure that your content is great.