Many bloggers are using AI-powered content writers to develop their blog posts, but what happens when you only publish content written by artificial intelligence? Well, for one, you start to lose your audience. The people who have read your content forever, are going to know that you aren’t writing these blog posts because AI cannot 100% match your voice and emotions inside a blog post.
Even though your audience isn’t an artificial intelligence catcher per se, they can recognize the difference between a blog post written by you, and one written by a chatbot. This holds true mostly for bloggers who are using AI-generated content as-is, without edits. There are some ways to help make your blog post pass the AI test tools, and sound more humanized.
That’s what we are going to share today, some tips on how you can make sure your blog posts sound similar to your normal voice, appeal to your target audience, and allow you to save time by using this new technology to write your blog content.
Human beings want to connect with other human beings. This is true for people who are connecting in real life, and those who are reading content on the internet. While most of our lives are spent behind computer screens these days, there still is a space for humanized content that resonates with another person.
This is why it’s so important to write content that is meaningful, has emotional context, and grabs your audiences attention so that they want to read more, share with their friends, or buy the product that you’re recommending. Continue reading below to find new techniques to adjust your AI blog posts to feel more humanized.
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The first step to ensure that your blog posts can pass AI test tools is to give the AI writer the best command prompt. This means that you should express instructions to the chatbot in a way that you’d talk to a person writing the content for you.
You will want to tell the AI chatbot what tone to use, provide an example of content that matches the voice you want it to use, and provide any other details so that the chatbot can develop a blog post that will pass the AI test tools by being more humanized.
This is another step that will help you make your blog pass the AI test tools, breaking the content up. AI content writers will use sentence structures and paragraphs that don’t match what a human writer would do. While we do have some human writers that can write robotically, especially if trained in SEO content writing, we don’t want that for your blog voice.
Go through and adjust the sentence lengths to be varying within the content. This means having longer sentences and shorter sentences throughout the content. This will help the content read more like a human being wrote it for those who are going to read your blog posts.
As we noted earlier in this article, humans want to connect with other human beings and that means they want to have some sort of emotional connection within the content. This means that you can take the AI written content and place some emotional context into it.
Try to add words and feelings to the blog post as you feel fit, and continue to do that until the blog post seems ready to pass AI test tools. This is more about going with your gut on what should be portrayed as a human emotional within this blog post rather than us telling you exactly how to edit this content.
All blog post content written by a person must have some imperfections in it. No human being writes a blog post that has no errors. Make sure to include some normal imperfections such as a word typed backwards, or a grammatical error.
Artificial intelligence will not make those errors, which means having those imperfections inside the AI generated content that you added in later, then running it through the AI test tool will allow you to fake it and make the test say that content is written by a person.
This last tip may seem like the obvious one out of our entire list, but it’s by far the best way to see if your blog post is humanized enough. Read the content out loud to a family member, co-worker, or friend to see if it sounds more humanized or not.
This allows you to adjust the words and tone of the content, along with phrases and so forth to ensure that the content is sounding more like a conversation between two people inside the blog post than a robot telling the person about something.
At the end of the day, using AI content writers makes sense in some cases, but don’t use it as your full time blog post writer, or you may just lose some of your long term audience members.
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