[Journey] 1 million UVs/month in 12 months using AI generated content. Let's do it!

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Wow i was just trying dame thing with python but not using any machine learning just abusing commercial tools i just published about 80 postes last 2 days .thanks for valuable info you just saved me lot of time btw from where you get the keywords to search for the unsplash api using ml for them ?
I just use a broad keyword as if i have a website about female fitness i will just use 'girl working out'. Or if you want to be specific you could try yake. It's a Python lib.

That's awesome that you took action and posted 80 posts in 2 days mate!!
 
Interesting. How are you monetizing this?
I'm not monetizing my generated sites yet. I'm trying to get to a point where I will be able to get them on Mediavine. If it doesn't work out, I will try Monumetric most likely. I'm under no pressure as I own several white hat sites that are making low 5 figures using display ads.
 
I'm not monetizing my generated sites yet. I'm trying to get to a point where I will be able to get them on Mediavine. If it doesn't work out, I will try Monumetric most likely. I'm under no pressure as I own several white hat sites that are making low 5 figures using display ads.
Damn! How many articles on your white hat sites and how are you finding that many keywords to target to manage to reach 10k+/m with ads
 
Damn! How many articles on your white hat sites and how are you finding that many keywords to target to manage to reach 10k+/m with ads
Our highest earner has under 200 articles:
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It's a high competition niche with rpms >$30

Traffic and SEO is not about the number of articles.

1. I know a guy from Reddit that's making $30k/month from 20 articles...

2. Remember when 10 Beasts (interview - https://detailed.com/expired-domain-seo/) was killing it with ~15 articles?

3. Hell, there's a 1-pager insurance lead-gen British site that is ranking for super-high-competition/volume keywords and killing it...
 
Our highest earner has under 200 articles:
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It's a high competition niche with rpms >$30

Traffic and SEO is not about the number of articles.

1. I know a guy from Reddit that's making $30k/month from 20 articles...

2. Remember when 10 Beasts (interview - https://detailed.com/expired-domain-seo/) was killing it with ~15 articles?

3. Hell, there's a 1-pager insurance lead-gen British site that is ranking for super-high-competition/volume keywords and killing it...

Damn that's crazy! I assume you go for high MS & RPM keywords and rank them with a lot of high quality links yea?
 
Damn that's crazy! I assume you go for high MS & RPM keywords and rank them with a lot of high quality links yea?
Yeah mostly HARO links. All white hat. Actual certified expert writing the articles. Once we got a few links from top 10 industry sites it started rolling organically from there. We are outranking sites like byrdie.com or verywellfit.com for some longtails.

What's MS?
 
Yeah mostly HARO links. All white hat. Actual certified expert writing the articles. Once we got a few links from top 10 industry sites it started rolling organically from there. We are outranking sites like byrdie.com or verywellfit.com for some longtails.

What's MS?

monthly searches I think
 
3. Hell, there's a 1-pager insurance lead-gen British site that is ranking for super-high-competition/volume keywords and killing it...
hey must be using hacked links and stuff like that :D
 
Next on my list
  • adding related youtube videos to automated articles
  • adding summary on top of the articles
  • add content sources
  • interlink articles automatically
  • generate automatic fake comments under posts
get as close possible to a "real' human article as possible. We are 80% there.
 
Sweet stuff. How much revenue are the sites generating now a days?
 
Sweet stuff. How much revenue are the sites generating now a days?
not much, we are still in the preliminary phase, but first sites have been accepted by ezoic. I don't think I'm at a point where I could apply to a better network yet. But we are making huge progress with the dev I've hired. I will show you a new sample soon.

Any ideas how to make the articles seem like they are written by a human? We've added youtube videos, a summary box, and now working on the sources and interlinking. I've made a theme that looks very legit, something similar to https://www.verywellhealth.com/first-aid-for-burns-5208710

I've also learned SO MUCH PYTHON in the last 3 months, I'm honestly shocked how making this app motivated me. I went through several books, reading 20-30 pages each evening and improving my code the next day. I can recommend something if you're interested, guys. Also I've found an investor who already started using the app on a bigger scale and because of that I will be able to hire a full time legit Python dev + get paid for coding my own app.
 
not much, we are still in the preliminary phase, but first sites have been accepted by ezoic. I don't think I'm at a point where I could apply to a better network yet. But we are making huge progress with the dev I've hired. I will show you a new sample soon.

Any ideas how to make the articles seem like they are written by a human? We've added youtube videos, a summary box, and now working on the sources and interlinking. I've made a theme that looks very legit, something similar to https://www.verywellhealth.com/first-aid-for-burns-5208710

I've also learned SO MUCH PYTHON in the last 3 months, I'm honestly shocked how making this app motivated me. I went through several books, reading 20-30 pages each evening and improving my code the next day. I can recommend something if you're interested, guys. Also I've found an investor who already started using the app on a bigger scale and because of that I will be able to hire a full time legit Python dev + get paid for coding my own app.
I'd like to know about your python learning sources please
 
I'd like to know about your python learning sources please
In order of complexity:
  • https://automatetheboringstuff.com/ - this i never did but people recommend
  • Python Tricks - if you know some Python already
  • https://refactoring.guru/design-patterns/catalog - their books suck IMO, the website is enough
  • Architecture Patterns with Python: Enabling Test-Driven Development, Domain-Driven Design, and Event-Driven Microservices - this is a meta-programming Python book. Almost no code inside.
  • Fluent Python second edition prerelease - this is upper-intermediate. Tough read. Lots of work. 1000 pages.
  • more advanced I don't think anyone here needs, but hit me up if you ever think Fluent Python is easy
If you want to become a good programmer, don't start with Python. If you want to hack things together, it's a great, fast way.
 
In order of complexity:
  • https://automatetheboringstuff.com/ - this i never did but people recommend
  • Python Tricks - if you know some Python already
  • https://refactoring.guru/design-patterns/catalog - their books suck IMO, the website is enough
  • Architecture Patterns with Python: Enabling Test-Driven Development, Domain-Driven Design, and Event-Driven Microservices - this is a meta-programming Python book. Almost no code inside.
  • Fluent Python second edition prerelease - this is upper-intermediate. Tough read. Lots of work. 1000 pages.
  • more advanced I don't think anyone here needs, but hit me up if you ever think Fluent Python is easy
If you want to become a good programmer, don't start with Python. If you want to hack things together, it's a great, fast way.
Appriciate it !
 
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