What kind of content is still relevant and would people search in Google when they have ChatGPT option?

[Guest]

As a content creator/website owner, which kind of content are you creating to satisfy user intent?

Thanks.

[Gabriel]

Useful content will always be relevant. Soon people will realize that ChatGPT is not a panacea in most topics, so they will return to their usual sources of information.

[Jonas]

Chatgpt is a great resource for data. The problem is that the data is gleaned from content of websites, libraries of data, amongst many other sources. If we stop producing new content, AI has nowhere to update its data sets so two things will happen. AI data will go stale, and content will become king again.

We need to keep creating content. AI will keep stealing it. The world will keep turning.

[Michelle]

Personalized content that can’t be answered by AI. As I’ve said before people don’t only use the internet to get a quick answer to a question. Many internet users go to the internet to be entertained , hear about an experience, learn something new. True life human stories are things that an AI can’t tell unless they completely plagiarize a piece of content. For instance, if a website owner could tell tales of how his/her product helped a particular customer (while also aiming at a high traffic keyword) . Those types of creative blogs will continue to do well.

[Violeta]

I believe most of the sites that are content - based will slowly die with ChatGpt. Your best bet is to have a strong brand and enough presence, so people will go directly to your site.

[Kim]

Become a resource to the user for all type of info about the services or products you offer. If you do...Google will reward you !

[Adam]

I’ve played with Chat GPT quite a lot and I’m less convinced it’s the death of content than I previously thought. I’m very conscious of when I choose eg. StackoverFlow or W3 schools over ChatGPT.

Also note that *most* people still aren’t using chat gpt.

I’ve also noticed that as of right now, I can’t necessarily trust Chat GPT. It gets plenty wrong.