Brands are using AI to generate product reviews, but Google prioritizes first-hand experience (E-E-A-T). Have you seen AI-generated reviews rank well? Do they help conversions, or do users prefer real human opinions?

Brands are using AI to generate product reviews, but Google prioritizes first-hand experience (E-E-A-T). Have you seen AI-generated reviews rank well? Do they help conversions, or do users prefer real human opinions?

Ah, the ole "AI review conundrum." It's like debating whether to trust a squirrel over a seasoned old dog, isn’t it?

 

These AI-generated reviews can sometimes sneak their way into the rankings, but let’s be real here – do they have the charm and credibility of a real human opinion? Not so much! Google’s got a nose for sniffing out authenticity, and those E-E-A-T signals are like a bloodhound chasing after a meat pie.

 

As for conversions, well, people tend to have a radar for insincerity. If I see a glowing review that sounds like it was drafted by a robot with a caffeine addiction, I’m likely to take it with a grain of salt. Real opinions carry weight; they have that personal touch.

 

So, what’s the takeaway? If you want to boost conversions, sprinkle in some genuine, heartfelt opinions instead of relying solely on those soulless AI reviews. Now get out there and get some real feedback! Or you can just stick to cat videos. They’re pretty convincing too, I guess.

It depends on the quality of review rather than who is writing it. When I say quality, I am referring to language, substance, form.