Quote from James A.Hart on July 14, 2025, 10:05 am

Not every niche plays well with AI.
If you’re using AI tools like ChatGPT to scale content production, here are the key traits to look for:

1. Avoid Fact-Heavy Niches

AI models—especially LLMs like GPT—are prone to hallucinations.
They can generate confident-sounding content… that’s just flat-out wrong.

This happens because:

• Their training data isn’t always up to date
• They predict patterns—not verify facts

So avoid niches that require real-time accuracy, like:

• Breaking news
• Medical and legal content
• Emerging scientific research

2. Favor Opinion-Based Niches

The best AI-suited niches are those where:

• There’s room for different perspectives
• The topic isn’t reliant on up-to-the-minute facts

For example, personal development is an ideal niche.

Every author has their own take on productivity, mindset, or self-improvement—
so it’s expected (and even welcome) for AI-generated content to offer unique, but not “objective,” insights.

3. Fast Publishing = Big Advantage

If the entire niche only requires 20 articles, you can write them yourself.
But if the niche has dozens or hundreds of subtopics, then speed to topical authority becomes a competitive edge.

AI allows you to rapidly cover:

• Related subtopics
• Keyword clusters
• Supporting content that builds semantic relevance

This is where AI becomes a game-changer.

4. Still Follow Classic Niche Rules

At the end of the day, AI doesn’t change the fundamentals. You still want a niche that’s:

• Low to medium competition (check keyword difficulty)
• Lucrative (look at monetization options: affiliate offers, ad RPMs, digital products)

Evergreen (so your content stays relevant over time)