Good content strategy still works?

[jessica21]

In this age of AI does the good content strategy still works?

[ecampbell]

It works only if you restrict access to the content for all. I am not saying make the content unavailable for any user free. Or, even an agents in these days. But make it not free for anyone who visits.

Publishers are being taken for granted by these tech giants. So, it's time to fight back. And don't worry real users do come and they do pay. It's just that internet is inflated these days.

[aftab1003]

Yes. Content is the King in these days too. Try read and alter manually before posting. Good luck.

[jessica21]

Yes. Content is the King in these days too. Try read and alter manually before posting. Good luck.

Dude not everyone posts content via AI.

[10xlinks]

Content strategy still works, but the bar moved. Generic explainers that just restate what everyone else has written are the ones AI summaries swallow, so those lose clicks. What holds up is content with something a summary cannot copy, like your own test results, screenshots, pricing you actually checked, or a clear opinion from someone who has done the work. I'd go through your existing posts, find the ones still getting impressions, and rework those with firsthand detail instead of publishing more thin pages. Also build a smaller set of pages around topics where people want depth or a decision, and make sure each one links to the next logical step. Fewer, stronger pages usually beat a high volume schedule right now.