Select to expand quotehilly said..CH3MTR4IL5 said..
Its a shame that basically every description of a product now is AI generated, but it would be nice if businesses at least pretended they were doing some of their own work by checking what they cut and paste from ChatGPT.
mainbreakwatersports.com.au/smik-parawing/
"If you want, I can:
Further optimise this for Google product pages
Add meta titles and descriptions
Rewrite it for dealer websites or e-commerce listings
Adjust keyword density for a specific market or region":
Wtf are you talking about 
Forgot to remove the bottom part of the generator:
Select to expand quoteRobert211 said..hilly said..CH3MTR4IL5 said..
Its a shame that basically every description of a product now is AI generated, but it would be nice if businesses at least pretended they were doing some of their own work by checking what they cut and paste from ChatGPT.
mainbreakwatersports.com.au/smik-parawing/
"If you want, I can:
Further optimise this for Google product pages
Add meta titles and descriptions
Rewrite it for dealer websites or e-commerce listings
Adjust keyword density for a specific market or region":
Wtf are you talking about
Forgot to remove the bottom part of the generator:
Ok thanks for clearing that up. I only looked at the photos 
Select to expand quoteCH3MTR4IL5 said..
Its a shame that basically every description of a product now is AI generated, but it would be nice if businesses at least pretended they were doing some of their own work by checking what they cut and paste from ChatGPT.
mainbreakwatersports.com.au/smik-parawing/
"If you want, I can:
Further optimise this for Google product pages
Add meta titles and descriptions
Rewrite it for dealer websites or e-commerce listings
Adjust keyword density for a specific market or region":
Genuinly embarrassing.
Select to expand quotemaxpwr said..CH3MTR4IL5 said..
Its a shame that basically every description of a product now is AI generated, but it would be nice if businesses at least pretended they were doing some of their own work by checking what they cut and paste from ChatGPT.
mainbreakwatersports.com.au/smik-parawing/
"If you want, I can:
Further optimise this for Google product pages
Add meta titles and descriptions
Rewrite it for dealer websites or e-commerce listings
Adjust keyword density for a specific market or region":
Genuinly embarrassing.
Jeez guy's a hard crowd. He runs a solo water sports business in a small regional town of Margaret River, cut him some slack. ?
If you want the Smik site, go here www.smiksup.com/about-1
He still needed to prompt and guide the AI for the description he felt worked to describe the wing the best. Don't see the problem myself - mainly because do the products actually work - if so - great.
Weird and counter productive aspect to bring up.
Anyone had theirs out on the water yet? Keen to pull the trigger (want to support more reasonable pricing like this) but would like to know it's not a total dud.
I got the 4.2m Smik para out for a brief session tonight. Very powered up in 25knots+. Handled it ok. Wing didn't do any crazy collapsing tricks. For me this feels like a good intro parawing to learn the sport. I've rigged up a harness now for next session on the weekend. Arms getting ripped off today. Happy with the purchase and might end up getting the 3.2m also. Buy two for the price of one. Someone with more experience in parawing can hopefully chime in a report on the pros and cons. Waiting for Gav's youtoob review.
Select to expand quoteeppo said..
He still needed to prompt and guide the AI for the description he felt worked to describe the wing the best. Don't see the problem myself - mainly because do the products actually work - if so - great.
Weird and counter productive aspect to bring up.
No, it's bad and there's absolutely no reason to accept or normalize AI slop. Do you really want to read website text and have no idea whether it's factual? This is a small example but it's ruining the world in a lot of ways.
