That line of thinking makes no sense. If the "content" had no value, why would google go through the effort of scraping it and presenting it to the user?
They don't present it all, they summarize it.
And let's be serious here, I was being polite because I don't know the OPs business. But 99% of this sort of content is SEO trash and contributes to the wasteland that the internet is becoming. Feel free to point me to the good stuff.
Like to society the value is in the hotel, everything else is just fluff around it that never had any real value to begin with.
> Feel free to point me to the good stuff.
Travel bloggers and vloggers, but that is an entirely different unaffected industry (entertainment/infotainment).
I've no doubt some good ones exist, but my instinct is to ignore every word this industry says because it's paid placement and our world is run by advertisers.
This will be quite interesting in the future. One can usually tell if a blog post is stale, or whether it’s still relevant to the subject it’s presenting. But with LLMs they’ll just aggregate and regurgitate as if it was a timeless fact.