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Hello everybody. I hope you are all doing well. When using A.I authors, do we need to edit and alter the content to avoid problems down the track? Thankyou.
Cheers Phil. I haven't been on here for a bit, and have noticed quite a few significant changes .
Yes Phil. You are right. To find it interesting would be an understatement. So you wrote 60 pages in one day, proof read, and altered so its not the same as the authors. How much do you need to alter as to not call it plaguarism. This is the part im concerned about. Thanks Phil.
There's no plagiarism. ChatGPT doesn't copy anyone else's work. The minor modifications I make are simply to make it sound more like something I would write.
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Do we need to alter our content when using a.i?
Hello everybody. I hope you are all doing well. When using A.I authors, do we need to edit and alter the content to avoid problems down the track? Thankyou.
Yeah!
You need to aim for AI-assisted content.
(It is about how to present this AI content; as long as it is checked and cross-referenced, voice, experience, style, and emotions are inputted. Thus, it is a polished piece ready to serve a purpose.)
Cheers Phil. I haven't been on here for a bit, and have noticed quite a few significant changes .
Yes Phil. You are right. To find it interesting would be an understatement. So you wrote 60 pages in one day, proof read, and altered so its not the same as the authors. How much do you need to alter as to not call it plaguarism. This is the part im concerned about. Thanks Phil.
There's no plagiarism. ChatGPT doesn't copy anyone else's work. The minor modifications I make are simply to make it sound more like something I would write.
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Hello everyone at W.A. I am having trouble locating the basic training courses in getting started. Cheers.
Thats fair enough, but newbies who need to understand what this is all about,like how to choose a niche, how to generate traffic, how to produce a website, they stil need these elements to move foward.
You are right Phil, i will admit, i hate change,but i will embrace the new approach to the training. Roll with it,
Click the training button in the top menu, here's the link: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/hubs#training
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Hello everyone at W.A. I am having trouble locating the basic training courses in getting started. Cheers.
Thats fair enough, but newbies who need to understand what this is all about,like how to choose a niche, how to generate traffic, how to produce a website, they stil need these elements to move foward.
You are right Phil, i will admit, i hate change,but i will embrace the new approach to the training. Roll with it,
Click the training button in the top menu, here's the link: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/hubs#training
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I,ve been reading reviews about Wealthy Affiliate lately, suggesting not to join the platform . Reasons s vary. The training is outdated, its too complicated, you dont get resu
It's unfortunately a common tactic amongst some affiliate marketers.
Product A gets a lot of searches. I want to promote Product B. So I write a review with Product A as a keyword but when someone finds it through a search, the review disses Product A and promotes Product B as a better alternative.
I don't believe any options you listed above are true; they may be competitors. I've always said you don't have to listen to me or anyone else. Here's the platform to test drive it, and let us know what you think. It comes down to whether someone believes the platform suits their business needs and objectives. We've been with WA since 2016 and love it; we wouldn't want it any other way.
And, of course, there's another issue: Are they willing to put in the effort, or are they looking for a magic button (an instant gratification type of button)?
Hi Doug,
I did some digging in google and Quora when writing my WA review recently (I have another site already and have now decided to start promoting WA on a new site). I found a good mix of comments and some were against joining WA. I read them as much as i read the positive ones as I like to get as well rounded a view as a I can.
To be honest almost all of the negative reviews said exactly what everyone here will tell you anyway but tried to make it sound like they were never told.
-Essentially WA is not a get rich quick scheme
-Many members on WA will not make money online as they will not invest the time needed
-You have to put the work in and implement what you learn / get taught here
This is not negativity, just realistic but some people seem to think this makes it a scam :-). I have been here for about 9 months but only really working properly for about 3 of those and I am really happy with what I have learned here so far.
Also the training was a bit old but now it is really up to date as it is all brand new :-)
I wouldn't pay too much attention to negative reviews online and would just focus on what you want to get out of your experience here. If the platform gives you what you need then who cares what anyone else thinks
That's just my opinion though
Pete
This helps a lot Pete. I know this is not a fly by night scheme, but convincing people it is not, thats the challenge . Have a good one Pete.
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Not joining wealthy affiliate?
I,ve been reading reviews about Wealthy Affiliate lately, suggesting not to join the platform . Reasons s vary. The training is outdated, its too complicated, you dont get resu
It's unfortunately a common tactic amongst some affiliate marketers.
Product A gets a lot of searches. I want to promote Product B. So I write a review with Product A as a keyword but when someone finds it through a search, the review disses Product A and promotes Product B as a better alternative.
I don't believe any options you listed above are true; they may be competitors. I've always said you don't have to listen to me or anyone else. Here's the platform to test drive it, and let us know what you think. It comes down to whether someone believes the platform suits their business needs and objectives. We've been with WA since 2016 and love it; we wouldn't want it any other way.
And, of course, there's another issue: Are they willing to put in the effort, or are they looking for a magic button (an instant gratification type of button)?
Hi Doug,
I did some digging in google and Quora when writing my WA review recently (I have another site already and have now decided to start promoting WA on a new site). I found a good mix of comments and some were against joining WA. I read them as much as i read the positive ones as I like to get as well rounded a view as a I can.
To be honest almost all of the negative reviews said exactly what everyone here will tell you anyway but tried to make it sound like they were never told.
-Essentially WA is not a get rich quick scheme
-Many members on WA will not make money online as they will not invest the time needed
-You have to put the work in and implement what you learn / get taught here
This is not negativity, just realistic but some people seem to think this makes it a scam :-). I have been here for about 9 months but only really working properly for about 3 of those and I am really happy with what I have learned here so far.
Also the training was a bit old but now it is really up to date as it is all brand new :-)
I wouldn't pay too much attention to negative reviews online and would just focus on what you want to get out of your experience here. If the platform gives you what you need then who cares what anyone else thinks
That's just my opinion though
Pete
This helps a lot Pete. I know this is not a fly by night scheme, but convincing people it is not, thats the challenge . Have a good one Pete.
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Yeah!
You need to aim for AI-assisted content.
(It is about how to present this AI content; as long as it is checked and cross-referenced, voice, experience, style, and emotions are inputted. Thus, it is a polished piece ready to serve a purpose.)
Cheers Abie. It is clear i still have a learning curve ahead.