Marketing Trends Now by Katie Brinkley
Oct 20, 2026 · 9 min · 8 segments
AI can write a blog post in 30 seconds. But if your competitor can generate nearly the exact same article, what makes your content worth reading? In this episode of *Marketing Trends Now*, Katie…
Katie BrinkleyHost
It's what happens when your marketing is technically fine, but nobody would know it was yours if you took your logo off of it.

It may even have the right keywords in the headlines, but somebody could find a version of that exact same answer on 50 other websites.

And now that AI can produce a plausible article almost instantly, it's easier than ever for a business to fill a website with content that doesn't actually reveal what that business knows.

If you've listened to me before, you know I want business owners to use tools and take unnecessary work off their plates.

But there's an important distinction between letting AI help you communicate a thought and asking it to supply the entire thought.

The other can make you sound just like everyone else who entered the exact same prompt.

It's what happens when your marketing is technically fine, but nobody would know it was yours if you took your logo off of it.

It may even have the right keywords in the headlines, but somebody could find a version of that exact same answer on 50 other websites.

And now that AI can produce a plausible article almost instantly, it's easier than ever for a business to fill a website with content that doesn't actually reveal what that business knows.

If you've listened to me before, you know I want business owners to use tools and take unnecessary work off their plates.

But there's an important distinction between letting AI help you communicate a thought and asking it to supply the entire thought.

The other can make you sound just like everyone else who entered the exact same prompt.
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