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As more and more users turn to search engines like Google and Bing for answers to their questions, the role of content marketing in driving website traffic is being called into question. With the rise of AI-powered search engines, even fresh and informative content may no longer be enough to draw users to a website.

In fact, some argue that writing articles to answer user questions may now be futile, as AI can provide the same information instantly and without the need for users to visit a website. Bing AI, for instance, can scrape live content and present it directly in search results, effectively bypassing the website altogether.

So, does this mean content marketing is dead? Not necessarily. While traditional forms of content marketing may no longer be as effective, there are still avenues that can be explored?

But it's clear that content marketers need to adapt to the changing landscape of AI-powered search engines.

What are your thoughts on the state of content marketing? Is it dead, or is there still a place for it in the age of AI?

If it's dead, won't AI's knowledge stagnate. That doesn't open an opportunity because as soon as it exists Bing can scrape it.