Blogging A Good Idea?

Yes blogging is still useful and can help to rank website but the main thing is you have to write a content that could be directly connected by readers. I mean to say that firstly analyze what's in demand within your niche then create article. Don't completely rely on gpt because of google's recent update. All in all AI can never replace human content.

And yet, just two days ago, you responded to the question; the best way to find clients online...with this:

1. Find the niche(s) you are targeting.
2. Search on google for company websites, using keywords for your niches.
3. Research their company on google and / or some services that collect data on companies.
4. Search for emails on websites that match your niche. Yeah, some of them will not have it, but some will.

Google will evolve, it is not going to disappear because of ChatAI, it is, in fact, AI itself.

As to what is a good idea, that has to do with the INTENT. You mentioned ranking a website. What is the purpose of the website, what is it supposed to be doing for you?

INTENTION dictates the action required, and any activity that advances that, is a good idea. With nothing to say, as you readily admit, and must resort to AI for content, I would say blogging is NOT a good idea for you.

Blogging works best for people with something to say, or at least they think they do. And as for ranking websites, we're just months away from advanced AI which will reject itself, that is, if it crawls a site that is mostly AI content, it won't rank it at all...that is the very near future.

Blogging, like with any Internet Marketing activity, needs to have a reason or a purpose to exist. So, what is your intention with your website? That tells us which method might be better suited to your goals, eh?

GordonJ

Blogging works if you are consistent and your content
is about a topic that people are interested in.

ChatGPT is great because it can develop content that
you might not be an expert about, the sky's the limit
on all of that.

As to your use of Google, you can extract other data/info
besides doing basic searches. There's at least 50 search
functions you can execute with it.

An example of a function is: all in url

Those 50 are just the ones I know of, there are probably
many more and combinations of functions are endless.

ChatGPT and Google help you access information that
can be monetized, and I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss
either of them.

Humans are still humans and we tend to easily identify AI Content, sure it'll be fine for the first 2-5 or even 10 articles you read, but it will become boring after a while. We crave human emotions that is put into each article. That is something Ai won't be able to do.

Dear, I really want to Start a blog I Appericiate your information

While ChatGPT can assist with ideas and writing, genuine reader engagement often depends on personal approach and expertise, which AI cannot fully replace. Blogs also enhance SEO, which is crucial for visibility in search engines, even as their role evolves.

Yes I still blog and,I prefer to come up with original content instead of duplicate content .You can still use chat Gp to come up with ideas and answers to help make the writing process a,lot easier.

Over all I see blogging as great way to build community, establish my brand and drive leads .

I think there are still a lot of people searching the weeb... Sure depends on your niche...

Hi, I always wanted to get into blogging, what tips can you give me? As a kid I always looked up to bloggers and wanted to be like them, filming life tips and stuff. I'm thinking of starting with summer specials and filming on youtube. Tips on apps for bogging)

Yes, blogging is a good idea. It helps you share knowledge, build a personal brand, improve SEO, connect with an audience, and can even generate income over time.

Blogging is still a good idea, and using ChatGPT is also helpful, but you need to check the text, as sometimes it doesn't look right.

If blogging is dying, as you mentioned, and you use ChatGPT to find answers to your queries, my question is: What would be the scope of an e-commerce website? With so many marketplaces like Amazon, eBay, Etsy, etc., how will they compete?

We can use ChatGPT on our blog sites but we should have to give a proper command to ChatGPT.Ai connect is not bad if it is valuable.

Chat GPT is good source to gather the information apart it helps in many other way.The research time will be save since most of the raw information you will get on chat GPT.

Good old blogging as we knew it has already become an AI-specific niche and turned into autoblogging. The next industry to fall under the AI onslaught will be programming.

You've touched on an important and often painful topic for many. On one hand, a lot of people are generating massive amounts of content with ChatGPT and filling their blogs with it. But then the question arises - why would readers need such a blog if they can just find the same information using ChatGPT themselves?

Blogs like that don't offer much value and often end up getting filtered out by Google for being low-quality content that doesn't serve the readers. These types of blogs will likely fade away over time because they relied solely on Google traffic, which is no longer there (or almost gone).

However, there are other blogs where the content is created by the author, using their own experience and skills. Typically, this is highly specialized content that includes the author's observations, research, and personal conclusions. This kind of content can't be generated by any AI software. People will continue to read these blogs because they find value in the unique perspective and insights. Importantly, they will visit these blogs directly, by name, without relying on commercial or informational search queries.

So my conclusion is this: if you can create a blog brand based on your knowledge and the ability to engage readers, go for it - your blog will find its audience. But if you're looking to "improve" your blog content by using ChatGPT to make it seem more "useful for users," it's just a waste of time.

IMHO the best way to use a blog these days is not to attract traffic on it's own, Google has basically killed SEO which I think will only get worse before it gets better.


Because, AI derives it's information from human created content, but now that SEO is dead, humans have no reason to attempt to rank in the serps (more on that later) and so AI is now feeding on itself and this is a huge problem.


So, I feel the best way to blog is to use it as a hub and drive traffic to it from sources other than Google.


Make your site a destination, a place where they come back time and time again to get your information because they can't get it from an AI engine that currently is slowly spiraling in it's own death loop of using AI content on all these sites to create AI content.


Think of your site as a hub where you get people on your list, notify them of new content when you post and use dozens of other sources to drive traffic to it.



Those sources too will evolve over time, but at least for the mean time your site used as a hub should endure.

in 2024 blogging not an easy job. daily new challenges coming and search engine algo update or change very frequently. Current time is tough for every SEO industry person even lot of experience. Hope soon positive change come.

ChatGPT is an incredible tool for generating content, but it's just that--a tool. It doesn't generate completely unique insights or have real-world experience. Users still value authentic, experience-based, niche content. The personal touch, expertise, and unique perspective you bring to your articles can't be replicated by AI, which will always rely on generalized datasets.

Well even if AI its so popular blogs are still active and people still read them .Maybe after some good years then will be a problem with blogs i think but not so soon

I agree that blogging is helpful if you have specific knowledge and experience on the topic. Build it because it works today, and innovate to prepare for what will win the future.

I think it's fine to use AI to help curate a blog article. But you need to ensure the information is accurate and make some of your own adjustments to it to make it your own.

I think the word you're looking for is control.