digital marketing

  We're in the middle of a content marketing epidemic. AI-generated content is flooding websites, blogs, and social feeds, making audiences more skeptical of the content brands publish.  Consumers are quick to spot what they believe are signs of AI-generated copy, questioning what's authentic and criticizing brands that rely too heavily on tools like ChatGPT.  As a result, content marketers and copywriters are second-guessing their work. Suddenly, we're wondering whether an em dash, a familiar phrase, or a writing technique we've used for years could make our content feel artificial rather than authentic.  In this article, we'll explore whether people can actually spot AI-written content, how to make your writing more human, and which so-called “AI words” you might want to blacklist in ChatGPT.  You'll learn: Can people really tell if content is AI written or not?  Why AI content feels like AI  How to spot the signs of AI written content  What ...