What a good post needs
A useful post answers a real question and shows that someone has done the work. That means your own examples, prices you have checked, photos and the things your customers ask. AI does not have these unless you give them.
Where AI saves time
AI is good at outlining, suggesting questions your readers may have, tightening a rough draft and fixing grammar. Give it your notes and let it organise them.
Before you publish
Read the whole post. Check every fact, number and link. Add one thing only you could say. Remove filler. Publishing a few strong posts a year beats many weak ones. Search engines say they care about helpful content, whoever or whatever wrote it.
A short checklist before you hit publish
Does the title say what the page answers? Does the first paragraph give the answer in plain words? Is every number linked to a source or to your own records? Did you add a photo, a price list or an example that only you could provide? Are the links working? Is there a clear next step for the reader? Read it aloud to catch awkward lines. Put the date on it and plan to update it when something changes. If you are not proud of it, wait a day and fix it.
AI tools worth a look for the draft
AI tools change often. Check each vendor's pricing page before you pay.
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