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Building an AI content tool focused on SEO compliance - looking for insights

Hey everyone!

I've been in tech for about 20 years and recently got into AI content generation. From my research into content marketing and SEO, it seems like there's a real gap between what most AI tools produce and what actually performs well in search.

Most AI content tools either create obvious AI-generated fluff that Google's algorithms can spot, or they ignore fundamental SEO principles altogether. I've been working on something that's specifically designed to follow Google's helpful content guidelines and proper SEO practices from the ground up.

The goal is content that reads naturally, follows E-E-A-T principles, and actually helps with rankings rather than hurting them.

What's your experience with AI content and SEO? Are you seeing sites get penalized for obvious AI content? What SEO factors do you think are most important when using AI tools?

And from an SEO perspective, what would make you trust an AI tool enough to use it for client work or your own projects?

Really curious to hear from people who are deep in the SEO trenches about what actually works and what doesn't.

Feel free to share thoughts!

Thanks!

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