Platforms are punishing AI text and burying it.
It’s happening everywhere.
And rightfully so.
Imagine being able to prompt a chatbot and get an 800-word article about the future of productivity in nine seconds.
Also, I made a cheatsheet below: (Must Save and Share)
No research done, no opinion given, no story told.
And anyone else can do the same, which means a lot of recycled and repetitive articles with the same structure and information.
It’s no wonder readers are fed up with this and why platforms are making efforts to bury this type of content.
Two weeks ago, I wrote a 3,000-word newsletter. Before sending, I checked it on Pangram and got a result of 94% AI.
Then I started a week of testing and failing and testing and finally creating a process that has taken my content past the finish line (100% human) time and time again.
Don’t believe me?
Run SubStack’s AI scan on this issue. It’s 100% human.
The strategy we are going to expose in this issue has already worked for us and will also work for you as well if you read the full issue and follow each step carefully.
If you get stuck anywhere, then DM me.
Here’s how I did it:
This guide takes about 12 minutes to read. You will be able to make 100% humanized content.
GIFT FOR READERS
Readers will get two bonuses from my experiments:
A Notion doc with all the words/phrases/sentence structures Pangram flagged.
The 2 Claude skills I created and used during the experiment, which you can install into Claude.
Note that tools like Pangram are extremely difficult to pass. There’s a reason why. If you’re serious about creating content on the internet and want to get around Pangram, buckle in.
Quick AI Slop-related PSA for writers and creators.
“A Pangram study of over a million posts found more than 41% of long-form LinkedIn content is fully AI-generated.
LinkedIn alone accounted for 62% of all the AI-written content found across every platform studied.
In May 2026, LinkedIn’s own editorial team announced they’d start reducing reach for posts that read as generic AI slop with no original point of view.”
Impact:
Accounts that leaned entirely on AI-written content saw shrinking audiences, weaker brand voices, and reduced sponsor confidence.
Multiple platforms, such as LinkedIn and Substack, are actively limiting the reach of posts that appear to be AI-written.
Accounts that were growing fast began stalling once their writing started sounding like everyone else’s.
What you will get inside
How a paragraph written by me was detected as AI
Why two different Claude skills both got detected as 71% AI
A 4-step system that passes AI detectors
Paid members also get a Notion document of all the words and sentence structures that get flagged by Pangram.
