Today, models like ChatGPT and Gemini can certainly generate articles, but compared with high-quality human writing—where every sentence is refined, every word is chosen carefully, and countless revisions are made—AI-generated content often lacks emotional depth, meaningful insight, and persuasive power.
Being able to write an article, being able to write a good article, being able to write an article that brings traffic, and being able to write one that drives sales—these are completely different skills.

I see many people using ChatGPT to mass-produce repetitive, low-quality content. Not only does this waste their own time, it also wastes server resources. Even if such content brings a bit of traffic, shallow posts will never convince users to buy anything.

A better approach is this: create your own outline or first draft, and then use ChatGPT to help refine and polish it. Human–AI collaboration is far more effective for producing meaningful, high-quality writing.

And remember—writing one excellent, insightful article is far better than writing a hundred mediocre ones. When you walk down the street, you may pass by hundreds of people, but how many of them actually leave a lasting impression?

Apple has fewer than ten major products, while some small companies offer hundreds. Yet it’s Apple—not those companies—that has become one of the world’s most valuable corporations.
Inexperienced operators chase quantity and quick success. They ignore what users truly need and care about, and they keep doing things that feel productive but are ultimately useless. After repeated failures, they blame the business environment or bad luck.

Don’t rely on ChatGPT to write your product descriptions or marketing copy. Instead, think deeply about your users—their situations, their problems, their motivations. Write content that is meaningful, valuable, and persuasive from the user’s perspective.