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Obvious Signs That ChatGPT Wrote Your Content (and how to hide them)

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, AI-generated content has become a vital tool for businesses and creators alike. Whether it’s crafting compelling blog posts or streamlining social media captions, AI offers a cutting-edge approach to content creation. However, with this convenience comes a challenge—identifying and refining AI-generated text to ensure it feels truly authentic.

The introduction that you just read was written by OpenAI’s GPT-4-turbo. Could you tell?

ChatGPT is a great tool when used efficiently, and more of us are catching on to this. As of February 2025, OpenAI has 400 million weekly users. This is a massive increase from 300 million users in December 2024 (Exploding Topics). This influx of users is noticeable through the rise of ChatGPT generated content seen across marketing mediums such as social media, website copy, blogs, newsletters, and emails.

There is no doubt that this saves time, but it may be at the cost of losing an authentic connection with your audience. In our guide ‘Obvious Signs That ChatGPT Wrote Your Content (and how to hide them)’ you will learn the tell-tale signs of ChatGPT generated content, and tips to utilise AI as a tool while keeping your marketing personable and… human-like.

Don’t let your audience tune out! Stop generating ChatGPT content that sounds robotic, impersonal, and totally overused. Download our guide and learn how to spot the tell-tale signs of ChatGPT-generated content, edit and refine AI text, and keep your brand voice authentic, all without losing the time-saving benefits of ChatGPT.

I'm Michelle Tolhurst the owner, director of Creative Desk Pty Ltd. I'm your virtual marketing assistant working with small businesses around Australia in their creative communications, email campaigns, websites, social media and desktop publishing.

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