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I woke up to articles in my queue – YAY!! Or is it? These were article topics that were in my niche, and good paying too. I was excited. If you’re in freelancing right now, you know it’s tough. A lot of freelancers have left the industry and gone back to whatever they were doing prior to becoming a freelance writer. I’ve managed to hang in there, but it’s still pretty hairy. And honestly, even I was looking for a part time job a few months ago to try and get one or two days in a week at any retail establishment within walking distance. No one is hiring, and if you’ve been looking for a job, you probably know that too. But let’s dig into why AI checkers are complete bullshit.
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Als freiberuflicher Autor ist es immer wichtig, für Ihr Publikum zu schreiben. Deshalb müssen Sie sich fragen:
Welche Sprache sprechen sie?
Oh, wait, could you not read that? Being an English-language author in an English-speaking country with an English domain, selling English-language fiction books, it’s unlikely much, if any, of my audience is German! Although, I do have two or three fans that do speak German, and I’ve studied enough of the language to know enough to get by. I certainly can’t hold any deep meaningful conversations in German, and I can’t write it well enough to translate my books into German. The latter is a disappointment after studying German for six years, but anyway….
This article isn't to bash other languages. I know English, German, Latin and I started studying Russian as a challenge. This is about knowing your audience so that you attract and keep the right people on your website.
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I get asked about 4 times a week if I know where there’s any work for freelance writers. The truth is that the last year has been awful, and I’ve said more about AI on the fiction side than the freelancing side over the last year. For authors, AI is great. For freelancers, AI is terrible. It’s completely decimated the industry, and there is very little to no work. If you’re thinking about becoming a freelance writer, this isn’t 2008, 2009, 2010. The work has all but been gutted. I can’t even recommend it anywhere because I haven’t seen any work. Anywhere. There is no significant amount of work anywhere.
Read more: What is the State of the Freelance Writing Industry?
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The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the way content is created, managed, and consumed. As AI writing tools become more sophisticated, content platforms—from blogs and digital magazines to corporate sites and SEO agencies—are undergoing rapid transformation. While AI brings speed, scalability, and personalization, it also raises questions around authenticity, creativity, and job security for writers. This article explores the evolving role of AI in shaping content platforms, highlighting opportunities, challenges, and the future of human-AI collaboration.
1. Faster, Smarter Publishing: Streamlining Content Creation at Scale
AI tools like ChatGPT, Jasper, and Copy.ai enable platforms to produce large volumes of content in less time. From product descriptions to blog posts, platforms can now automate repetitive content tasks—reducing costs and accelerating delivery. For publishers, this means higher output without significantly expanding writing teams.
Read more: Shaping Content Platforms: Anticipating the Effects of AI Writing
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The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming industries at lightning speed — including the freelance writing world. While AI brings efficiency and innovation, it also presents unique challenges freelance writers must navigate to remain competitive and relevant. This article explores the key challenges writers face as AI reshapes the landscape and offers practical strategies to overcome them with confidence and creativity.
Read more: Navigating the Digital Frontier: Challenges Faced by Freelance Writers in the Age of AI