Does AI and automation for social media work?

[Cheery]

I have been engaged in Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for several years, and significant changes have occurred within the past year. Previously, I authored all content manually, optimized each post by hand, and invested hours every week in maintaining content across several websites.

I manage over three niche websites, all of which publish content regularly without my intervention on most days.

I utilize paid tools that take a primary keyword, extract insights from top-ranking articles (including titles, metadata, keywords, images, etc.), and generate high-quality, human-like content. Furthermore, it schedules and publishes content directly to WordPress, achieving scores exceeding 90 in Yoast SEO or Rank Math.

Additionally, it produces concise versions of each post for sharing on Facebook, effectively driving substantial traffic and engagement. Moreover, it assists in tracking trending and viral topics, ensuring that I consistently have innovative ideas at my disposal with a single click.

The advancements in automation are remarkable; I remain astounded by the substantial time and effort it conserves. I certainly wish I had access to such tools a few years ago.

 

[Mysticial]

This is awesome! I'm curious, do you think it's worth starting now? I would love to hear someone else's perspective on this. By the way, what about social media content? Do you create that?

 

[Gallardo]

I have observed a similar trend in blogging and SEO; automation represents a transformative advancement. Previously, I was concerned about adhering to posting schedules across multiple platforms, which proved quite taxing. Tools such as Buffer and Later significantly facilitated my management of social media scheduling, particularly when simultaneously handling posts on Instagram and Twitter. It is captivating how these tools liberate time for creative pursuits, allowing one to concentrate on strategic planning rather than becoming overwhelmed by minute details.