AI Blogging: How to Create Content 3x Faster (+ AI Tools List)

Absolutely, and you might have noticed this during Google's March 2024 update—it was a clear example. Many websites, even well-known ones, faced significant issues because they relied too much on AI-generated content. The impact was so drastic that some of these sites vanished from search results overnight, just like that!

Yes, but only if it's overdone. Google isn't against using AI to write blog posts—in fact, they find it quite helpful for creating useful content. You can read Google's entire statement in this regard.

But here’s the deal: Google won’t slap your wrist with penalties if your AI generated blog post:

• Sticks to the principles of E-E-A-T (that’s expertise, experience, authoritativeness, and trustworthiness),
• Really serves up something useful and is top-notch quality,
• Isn’t just trying to game the system (a big no-no if you’re trying to outsmart Google),
• Is designed for real people, not just to tickle Google’s algorithms.

If Google itself doesn't penalize the creation of AI content (as long as it follows the rules we talked about), then it's safe to say this content isn't harmful to SEO. But here's the catch: I'm talking about AI content that's been properly tested and optimized. If you think just asking ChatGPT to spit out a blog article and uploading it as-is will make your SEO soar, think again. That's what Google calls spam. Many have tried and, sure, it might work for a hot minute, but it doesn’t last. Sooner or later, Google catches on and might just flag your page as spam in its next update.

This is a tougher question and really, it depends. The debate is hot: If an AI entirely creates a text without any human input, does it still belong to you? Is it ethical to publish it under your name? That’s a decision you need to make based on your own values.

Meanwhile, the legal landscape around AI content is bustling with activity. Creators whose work has been used to train AI tools are making their voices heard in court. They're supported by advocates for ethical web practices, who argue that if AI content is used, it must be clearly marked as such. This clarity would prevent any confusion over whether content was crafted by a human or generated by an AI.

Interestingly, despite these concerns, the use of AI in content creation is widespread and even embraced by major players like Google (look at Gemini or AI Overview). Nearly 76% of marketers now use AI tools to enhance content personalization and SEO—a statistic that highlights just how integral AI has become in our digital strategies.

Creating an article using the AI ​​Text Generator in the BOWWE Creator

In this article, I will use the example of creating content in ChatGPT and AI Text Generator in BOWWE Builder, but do not attach importance to my choice of tool. The tips provided will apply to any type of AI tool that helps you create blog posts.

Generating an article ideas using the AI ​​Text Generator in the BOWWE Creator

Not sure what to write about? No problem! AI can help generate some fresh blog post ideas. You could start broad, just mentioning the type of blog you run, or get specific about the niches you're interested in. The more details you provide to the AI, the better the content suggestions will be.

Here are some AI blogging prompts you could use:

• "Create blog post ideas that cover topics in the area of [your field]."
• "Generate blog post ideas on the topic of [specific subject]."

Keyword search via ChatGPT and Ahrefs

You can still use AI tools like ChatGPT for sparking initial keyword ideas, but make sure to validate them with the SEO tools I mentioned to ensure they have real traction.

Here are some AI blogging prompts you could use to get started:

• "Propose primary keyword ideas for the topic [...]."
• "List the most popular keywords for the topic [...]."
• "Generate a list of long-tail keywords for the topic [...]."

Doing research for an article via ChatGPT and Gemini

Fine-tuning article style in AI Text Generator from BOWWE Builder

What exactly do I mean by this? Think about the specifics of your content, like:

1. Text length
2. Text style
3. Text type
4. Main keyword
5. Secondary keywords
6. Personas
7. Tone of voice 
8. Any brand guidelines

By supplying this detailed info to an AI for writing blog posts, you boost the odds of producing content that not only matches your brand's voice but also meets your audience's expectations.

Using ChatGPT? Share samples of your past work to help the AI learn your style. And if you’re crafting articles in BOWWE using the AI Text Generator, there are handy pre-set prompts for different categories. You can specify the tone of the text to be neutral or professional and target specific audiences like students or small business owners.

Here are some AI blogging prompts to help you get started:

• "Ensure the article is created with these details [...]."
• "Create an article that should [...]."

Creating an article outline in ChatGPT

Now that the AI has all the crucial details about your blog post, it’s time to sketch out your content. Starting with an outline is always a smart move. Will the AI spit out a perfect outline on the first go? It'll be a solid start, but you'll likely need to improve it. Make sure the outline captures everything necessary—does it thoroughly cover your topic, integrate your keywords, and adhere to SEO best practices?

Here are some AI blogging prompts to help you get the right structure:

• "Create an article outline based on the previously provided information."
• "Generate an article outline that includes headers from H1 to H3."

Creating an article in the AI ​​Text Generator in the BOWWE Builder

Once you have your outline, you can begin to write blog post with AI. Depending on the AI tool you're using, like Gemini or ChatGPT, you might craft the entire article in one go or build it out paragraph by paragraph. The latter approach is often better (unless you’re aiming for a very brief piece). To really use the full potential of AI, be ready to go through a few rounds of content generation.

Here are some AI blogging prompts to guide your AI:

• "Create the first 1-3 paragraphs of the article."
• "Here’s the article outline [...]. Begin writing the article—but not all at once. Create it a few paragraphs at a time."

Optimizing an article in Writesonic

Now you need to dive deep into proofreading and optimizing your article. Start by verifying the accuracy of the information. Then, take it slow—review each paragraph to ensure it aligns with the guidelines you’ve set. Ask yourself: 

• Does this sound like something I would write? 
• Does it offer unique insights or expert knowledge? 
• Is everything well optimized for SEO?

You can also submit your article to tools such as NeuronWriter, KWHero, Surfer SEO or other SEO tools of this type that analyze the content for SEO correctness, keyword placement, etc.

Here are some AI blogging prompts to help fine-tune your content:

• "Mark in bold used keywords."
• "Include these keywords [...] in this paragraph [...]."

Creating Shema.org for article FAQ section in ChatGPT

Blend your personal insights with AI generated blog post to create article that reflect your unique voice and expertise. This not only enhances the quality but also makes the content distinctly yours.

Focus on creating content that provides real value to your readers. AI tools can help streamline this process, but always aim to address the needs and questions of your audience.

Writesonic can churn out a decent article of over 3000 words in just a minute. It's primarily designed for various types of copywriting, including articles and social media content. While the generated content isn't extraordinary, it offers a different style from what you might see with ChatGPT. 

This is one of the pricier options available but packs a powerful punch with features aimed at creating and optimizing content. Surfer SEO includes AI detection, a plagiarism checker, a humanizer to make text sound more natural, and a Topic Explorer that tracks monthly changes in your coverage and identifies top-ranking keywords.

Neuronwriter is excellent for suggesting internal links and pulls SEO data like Page Authority and Domain Authority directly from Moz. It allows for quick insights into the structure of headings and keywords across multiple articles simultaneously. All data is displayed based on previously selected competitor articles, offering valuable content ideas. This AI writing tool is versatile for various content types.

Offering free access, Gemini is a tool developed by Google. It may not always understand commands as well as ChatGPT, especially in its free version, but it includes several options for modifying responses. You can also attach images in prompts. 

Also freely accessible, ChatGPT excels in creating any type of textual content, from articles to graphics. Users can either use one of the pre-built GPTs for article creation or craft their own prompts. It supports image attachments, which is handy for analyzing data or images.

Claude is particularly good at creating articles and allows file attachments, making it useful for managing longer documents. It excels at summarizing content clearly and succinctly. Free access is available. 

While AI can speed up your workflow and enhance efficiency, it’s crucial to remember that these tools work best as collaborators. They amplify your creativity and knowledge but don't replace the need for your unique insight and expertise. To write truly expert and unique articles, your personal input is indispensable. AI can't create something truly unique without your help, but it can make the path to creation smoother and quicker.

So, harness these tools to extend your capabilities, not to sideline the skills that make your content resonate authentically with your readers.