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Repetitive Content: A Red Flag for AI Writing and Bad SEO
Imagine reading an article about medical symptoms. Three paragraphs in, you get that feeling of déjà vu: Didn’t I just read this?
You did. The article just rehashed the same point in slightly different words. Suddenly, two thoughts cross your mind:
Is the rest of this worth my time?
Did a doctor actually write or review this, or did someone generate it with AI and publish it without checking what it says?
Yikes. Double yikes for md writing. You don't
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