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Generic AI-generated articles all draw from the same well, so they all say the same things. Google has little reason to rank the fortieth identical explainer, and readers won't remember it either.
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AI tools have made publishing effortless, so more content is going live than ever and the bar for ranking has gone up with it. Google's systems and its raters are explicitly hunting for content that demonstrates real experience and expertise, and readers can spot generic filler within the first paragraph.
Fundamentally, SEO content is content your audience actually wants to consume - the SEO part comes from the research behind it. That's why my SEO content writing services start where good content actually starts: the SERP. Before a word gets written, I analyse what's ranking, what intent the searcher really has, and what the winning page needs to include that the current results don't. That research becomes a detailed brief, and the writing is then sharpened for your voice and reviewed against the strategy before anything goes live.
The result is content with a job: category pages that convert, service pages that sell, and editorial that builds the topical authority everything else stands on. No filler or word-count padding, and definitely no AI slop.


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Generic AI-generated articles all draw from the same well, so they all say the same things. Google has little reason to rank the fortieth identical explainer, and readers won't remember it either.
Handing a writer a keyword and a word count is how mediocre content gets made. Without SERP analysis, intent mapping and a clear job for the page, even a good writer is guessing.
One-off posts that don't connect to a topic cluster, don't link to your money pages and don't build towards anything waste most of what you paid for them. Every piece should make the rest of your site stronger.
I'm not going to pretend AI has no place in a content workflow - used well, it speeds up research and drafting. The difference is what surrounds it: a strategist deciding what deserves to exist, real expertise shaping the argument, and an editor making sure the final piece says something the other ten results don't.
That's also what the E-E-A-T era demands. Google wants evidence of experience and expertise; LLMs cite sources that say something distinct. Content produced at arm's length by anonymous writers gets neither. Content shaped by someone who has spoken about SEO on three continents and written a book on keyword research performs better on both fronts.
Content writing usually means editorial - guides, articles and cluster content that build authority and capture research searches. Copywriting means persuasion - service pages, category pages and landing pages built to convert. I do both, and most projects end up needing a mix of the two.
Yes - like most SEOs, I use AI as a tool. It helps with research, briefs and critiquing drafts (I've said this publicly for years, and anyone claiming they don't use it at all probably isn't being straight with you). What I don't do is let it write your content. Every piece is planned, written and edited by me, with real SEO expertise behind it - AI supports the process, it doesn't replace the person doing the thinking.
It depends on the depth and volume you need - a technical pillar guide is a different job to a batch of category descriptions. After a look at your site and goals I'll quote a per-piece or monthly figure, and I'll tell you if fewer, deeper pieces would serve you better than a higher volume of thin ones.
Yes - that's part of the job, not an optional extra. I work from your existing materials and a short voice session, and you review early pieces closely until the voice is locked in. That usually takes a handful of pieces at the start of an engagement.
Often that's where I start. Most sites have underperforming content that needs refreshing, consolidating or pruning before new content makes sense - it's usually the fastest win available, and it shows exactly which mistakes the new content needs to avoid.
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