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Hey, wutzup.
A very long time ago article spinning was all the rage. You could take an article change a few words and spam backlinks and thus game Google.
It did work for a small amount of time, but not in the long run. As you can imagine the articles sounded not that good.
There are some similarities between ChatGPT and this method if you just use ChatGPT to do all the work for you.
I'm not nervous about this technology completely taking over work for bloggers, copywriters, and content creation and I'll give you 4 reasons.
For one 1 some people will get so scared they will quit and that means less competition for the rest of us.
Number 2 – ChatGPT and AI doesn't have the personal experience that a real person has. Don't get me wrong ChatGPT has a place and can be helpful, but it's just different.
The trust factor is going to be a little different. It's like learning copywriting from someone who has been doing it for a while or an AI who has no experience.
There will always be someone who wants to learn from the human and not the AI.
Number 3 – If there is anything we have learned about the Pandemic, with lockdowns and social distancing is that it can drive people crazy. It's so bad, that some people are starting businesses charging for hugs and people are selling imaginary friends. That might be the business to get into.
There is a human connection that chatGPT doesn't have.
Number 4 – is past experiences. Some people thought Youtube would destroy blogging (I was one) and that never happened. Others thought Tiktok would destroy Youtube and that never happened.
It's the same with self-driving cars, some people do not want a self-driving car even if it was 100% safe (and it's not).
In conclusion, I don't think it's a good idea to depend on any 1 platform, but to spread your risk out. That way you're not as weak and venerable to change. Still, just using 1 platform is better than nothing.
Also, there are a lot of really cool things ChatGPT can help content creators.
If you are interested in learning more click on the link below or go to trustthelink.com. I created a whole post on this topic and I also go over what copywriting is, 2 ways to do improve your skill at it, plus 3 ways we can use ChatGPT for our benefit.
I hope this video was helpful. But what are your thoughts? Am I wrong let me know in the comments?
Bye for now.
https://www.trustthelink.com/will-chatgpt-replace-copywriters-3-interesting-reasons/
Hey, wutzup.
A very long time ago article spinning was all the rage. You could take an article change a few words and spam backlinks and thus game Google.
It did work for a small amount of time, but not in the long run. As you can imagine the articles sounded not that good.
There are some similarities between ChatGPT and this method if you just use ChatGPT to do all the work for you.
I'm not nervous about this technology completely taking over work for bloggers, copywriters, and content creation and I'll give you 4 reasons.
For one 1 some people will get so scared they will quit and that means less competition for the rest of us.
Number 2 – ChatGPT and AI doesn't have the personal experience that a real person has. Don't get me wrong ChatGPT has a place and can be helpful, but it's just different.
The trust factor is going to be a little different. It's like learning copywriting from someone who has been doing it for a while or an AI who has no experience.
There will always be someone who wants to learn from the human and not the AI.
Number 3 – If there is anything we have learned about the Pandemic, with lockdowns and social distancing is that it can drive people crazy. It's so bad, that some people are starting businesses charging for hugs and people are selling imaginary friends. That might be the business to get into.
There is a human connection that chatGPT doesn't have.
Number 4 – is past experiences. Some people thought Youtube would destroy blogging (I was one) and that never happened. Others thought Tiktok would destroy Youtube and that never happened.
It's the same with self-driving cars, some people do not want a self-driving car even if it was 100% safe (and it's not).
In conclusion, I don't think it's a good idea to depend on any 1 platform, but to spread your risk out. That way you're not as weak and venerable to change. Still, just using 1 platform is better than nothing.
Also, there are a lot of really cool things ChatGPT can help content creators.
If you are interested in learning more click on the link below or go to trustthelink.com. I created a whole post on this topic and I also go over what copywriting is, 2 ways to do improve your skill at it, plus 3 ways we can use ChatGPT for our benefit.
I hope this video was helpful. But what are your thoughts? Am I wrong let me know in the comments?
Bye for now.
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