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Is Using Chat GPT and Human Writing
Posted by on November 21, 2025 at 3:45 pmIs it reasonable to use Chat GPT for blog posts if I give it the subject and length and then rewrite it myself a reasonable blog strategy for better SEO?
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….. I almost fell for it 😇
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Depends how much “rewriting yourself” you do. Otherwise no, just giving a topic and word count is not enough. You need to give a lot more input than that or let the AI research a bunch of sources to get good output.
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It is not better choice. For every blog research is must so focus on content then use chatGpt to check for error and content gap.
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You might be over thinking this. Google does not care about AI copywriting. And it is not on the lookout to punish websites who use it.
Of course you can edit the copy after it gives it to you or prompt it further with your own experience and stories for a more unique article.
However, none of that is going to give you “better SEO”. SEO is a competition for 1st place for a given keyword, and the winner has the most authority.
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That had nothing to do with SEO
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My entire strategy these days is to download 1,000s of longtail keywords at a time from a KW Research tool then bulk upload them to an AI Writing tool and create thousands of posts at a time and publish en mass.
Absolutely no human oversight or editing carried out at all.
Google doesn’t love it though Google barely sends any clicks anywhere these days but Bing, Yahoo, DDG, and Ecosia eat it up still and those send me enough visitors for this to work out just fine.
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At the end of the day, SEO should be about optimizing the content to generate traffic. If you find it useful to get some help with laying a foundation and honing in on what message you are trying to portray, then great! If you would rather do a deep dive, showcase your knowledge of your subject and business, and really hone in on the best phrases and words that will help you show up in searches and AI queries, this may be better done with a human touch entirely.
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I hope so, because I did it 25 times yesterday.
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Does any of this meet a user need for the actual end user?
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I have been using ChatGPT to write blog for 1 year. There is no any punishment so far, the traffic is still going up.
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