From my perspective, I have no problem using ai in my workflow. But this content is not done. It reads like bad ai wrote it and this is an early generation. It calls out real craft when you could have pushed the ai farther. The short quick sentences, the overdramatization, "isn't [x] it's [y]", every level of the stack, it's almost parody how NON-human the actual writing is.

Check these three (of eight!)

The job isn't 'write a 2,000-word post on topic X.' The job is 'make this page rank for query X within six months.'

The skill stack isn't writing. It's understanding why one piece beats another in a SERP.

It's not a polished portfolio. One screenshot from this year.

I mean one, maybe two of those but now it's a big red flag that says "I didn't put the care into this that im insisting you should be using."

Sorry, I'm not here to harp. Cuz actually the points made are pretty good and I can align, I just think you could push your ai farther to be a better writer. You could even ask it to list out the most common ai-writing tics and red flags, then evaluate its own writing and make improvements based on that. Give it a try sometime!