[Journey] Ranking A Site That Uses AI Generated Content

[Ashton_Thow]

i am also thinking to start this kind of site.

 

[warriorsam53]

i am also thinking to start this kind of site.

You should. Just make sure that the topics you choose are very easy to research. Answering simple questions with AI is much easier than writing topics that require a lot of research.

imo, answering simple questions in a fixed article format will give you the best return on your time and effort.

 

[warriorsam53]

UPDATE

Crossed 4000 pageviews in the last 30 days. The site is growing pretty quickly. It's been just 3 months. So far, I have 36 posts that have decent search volumes. I've found some additional keywords that have no competition and I'll be adding them to the site.

I also monetized the site yesterday so it should should start generating some money.

 

[Dot Mirror LTD]

Do ai contents really ranks??
I bought a ai.

 

[warriorsam53]

Do ai contents really ranks??
I bought a ai.

Yeah. It’s ranks. I’ve shared the results. Out of 36 posts, 35 are in the top 30, 20 in the top 10 and I have 5 snippets.

The traffic is all organic from Google. And 97% is from the US. The rest is probably bot traffic.

 

[stallion45d]

following your journey

 

[Professor7]

Yeah. It’s ranks. I’ve shared the results. Out of 36 posts, 35 are in the top 30, 20 in the top 10 and I have 5 snippets.

The traffic is all organic from Google. And 97% is from the US. The rest is probably bot traffic.

Waiting for ads earning. Good luck bro

 

[warriorsam53]

Waiting for ads earning. Good luck bro

Thanks a lot.

I don’t really share the earnings on my journeys. The journey is just about ranking AI content. I’ll update the pageviews regularly though.

 

[Postercamp]

Sorry Im too lazy to dig the whole thread.
Can you tell me how much volume of keywords you targeting?

 

[warriorsam53]

Sorry Im too lazy to dig the whole thread.
Can you tell me how much volume of keywords you targeting?

I don't use any tools so I can't tell you what volume they'll show on the tools. But all the keywords have 2000+ searches a month. Some have 5000+

 

[lifepeak23]

Nice Journey.
I will also like to give this method a try.
However, Can you please give steps on how you perform keyword research?
That seems to be the hardest part in this method.
Thanks

 

[warriorsam53]

Nice Journey.
I will also like to give this method a try.
However, Can you please give steps on how you perform keyword research?
That seems to be the hardest part in this method.
Thanks

I've posted some keyword research videos in this free course here.

That's more or less the method I use to find my keywords. I use autosuggest and I don't use any tools. The data from tools is totally unreliable and they have no clue about search volumes.

To be honest, the keyword research isn't the hardest part. It just takes time since everything is manual. With enough time, you can find enough keywords in any niche.

So the steps would be:

• Find an obscure niche
• Find a list of seed keywords
• Use the alphabet soup method on the seed keywords
• Use modifiers like questions and do autocomplete once again
• Manually check for competition. Ideally, nobody should be answering the question.

The biggest tip I can give you about niche selection is to remember that people ask really stupid stuff on Google. You can find questions that nobody is bothering to answer in any niche.

 

[lifepeak23]

I've posted some keyword research videos in this free course here.

That's more or less the method I use to find my keywords. I use autosuggest and I don't use any tools. The data from tools is totally unreliable and they have no clue about search volumes.

To be honest, the keyword research isn't the hardest part. It just takes time since everything is manual. With enough time, you can find enough keywords in any niche.

So the steps would be:

• Find an obscure niche
• Find a list of seed keywords
• Use the alphabet soup method on the seed keywords
• Use modifiers like questions and do autocomplete once again
• Manually check for competition. Ideally, nobody should be answering the question.

The biggest tip I can give you about niche selection is to remember that people ask really stupid stuff on Google. You can find questions that nobody is bothering to answer in any niche.

Thanks

 

[spectrejoe]

How's the rankings looking like? Made a new website about 1 month later than yours using only AI content. It took off hard initially but recently been dropping not too sure why, hopefully it picks up again.

 

[SEOPartner]

How's the rankings looking like? Made a new website about 1 month later than yours using only AI content. It took off hard initially but recently been dropping not too sure why, hopefully it picks up again.

Is that random content or related to one specific topic?

 

[spectrejoe]

Is that random content or related to one specific topic?

all within "Technology" niche

 

[dragonnet]

Realy interesting stuff, do they offer some API endpoints or is it all done inside the software GUI?

 

[warriorsam53]

How's the rankings looking like? Made a new website about 1 month later than yours using only AI content. It took off hard initially but recently been dropping not too sure why, hopefully it picks up again.

So far the traffic for me hasn’t declined.

Looking at your screenshot, the number of impressions has reduced too. So maybe people aren’t searching for those terms as much? Or maybe some pages aren’t in the index because of the updates?

Your clicks seem to be keeping up with the impressions.

But I’m just guessing. I don’t want to bullshit you. Lol.

 

[ANewBeginning]

How's the rankings looking like? Made a new website about 1 month later than yours using only AI content. It took off hard initially but recently been dropping not too sure why, hopefully it picks up again.

How many pages does that site have?

 

[Budget traveler]

Very impressive journey!

Question: did you use images in each 150 word article?
Did you interlink each article?