Text written by artificial intelligence can be a great starting point. It saves time and often gives you a solid draft. But here’s the key: Don’t just copy and paste it as it is.
AI content often feels too neutral. What it usually lacks is personality and that’s exactly what makes content work.
So, it always needs editing. The tone should match your audience. The text should feel human — like it was written by someone who actually knows what they’re talking about. Also, double-check the facts. AI doesn’t pull real-time data. Numbers, examples, and claims should always be verified and maybe even replaced.
It’s also important to cut out repetition. It sneaks in easily and makes the text harder to read. And one more thing: The text needs a goal. What should the reader do? What should stick? Without a clear message, the content falls flat.
Good content doesn’t come from copy & paste. It comes from real editing. That’s when an AI draft becomes something valuable.
Since the Helpful Content Update (HCU)
Since Google’s Helpful Content Update in 2023, one thing is clear: content has to be helpful, unique, and relevant. Just throwing together a few sentences and publishing them doesn’t work anymore. Only those who truly stand out with their content can succeed in the long run.
And Google pays close attention to that. If your content is truly unique and hard to copy, you have a real advantage.
There are many ways to achieve that. And we’ll show you how to do it for your website. As an experienced SEO agency based in Frankfurt, we know exactly what strategy will take your content to the next level.
Helping search engines understand your content
Reading alone isn’t enough. Search engines — whether Google or Bing — also need to understand the meaning behind the text. They need to recognize connections between topics.
That’s where the Knowledge Graph comes in. It needs to be fed properly. So-called “entities” must be filled with context, so Google’s algorithm can actually grasp what the content is about. This involves working with attributes and entity types.
Google already holds several patents to handle these complex relationships.
RankBrain,
Natural Language Processing (NLP),
and Machine Learning
are just a few of the technologies involved.
If you’d like to know how this applies to your content, feel free to reach out to us.
