[Journey] Ranking A Site That Uses AI Generated Content

[warriorsam53]

As you spoke about search intent satisfaction, I want to expand on this:

Would you either go with keyword A or B?

A) High authority sites on the first page, but the search intent isn't satisfied.

B) User-generated content (forums, communities) on the first page, so the search intent is partially satisfied.

Do you think it's easier to rank when the search intent isn't satisfied (even with high authority sites on the first page) than competing against user-generated content?

It’s hard to determine without looking at both SERPS but I’d go with option A if not both. I’d also check page 2 to see if the user generated content is outranking targeted content.

User generated does not always mean easy to rank. Quora, Reddit etc get hundreds of millions of organic search visits. If they were always easy to beat, they wouldn’t have any organic traffic.

A lot of times, Quora and Reddit are there for diversity in results. If say 8 out of 10 results are targeting the query and the other 2 results are Quora and Reddit, the keyword may not be easy to rank.

Again, it’s impossible to know for sure based on the information you provided. I wouldn’t know for sure until I check the SERP.

 

[warriorsam53]

The site has crossed 20,000 pageviews. It's been just over a year. Many of the most recent posts have already made it to page 1. I have another 50 posts lined up for publishing.

 

[mrsmirf]

The site has crossed 20,000 pageviews. It's been just over a year. Many of the most recent posts have already made it to page 1. I have another 50 posts lined up for publishing.

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How've the earnings been thus far? Just using ad networks? Or have you tried also any affiliate or ecom or self-made digital products?

 

[warriorsam53]

How've the earnings been thus far? Just using ad networks? Or have you tried also any affiliate or ecom or self-made digital products?

It's almost entirely ads. I did add some Amazon affiliate links and Amazon ads but it's made like 6 or 7 bucks so far. A couple of CPA offers perform well once in a while but they aren't consistent. I haven't really put in the effort to monetize this site tbh. I'll probably get to it soon.

 

[mrsmirf]

It's almost entirely ads. I did add some Amazon affiliate links and Amazon ads but it's made like 6 or 7 bucks so far. A couple of CPA offers perform well once in a while but they aren't consistent. I haven't really put in the effort to monetize this site tbh. I'll probably get to it soon.

Yeah, I definitely think it's time to start testing things out, with that amount of page views I think 4 figures a month is realistic depending on your niche and offers you promote.

SO with that level of page views, it's well worth trying out different tests.

 

[warriorsam53]

I came across a great video about manually analysing SERP competition and thought I’d share it here.

This is pretty much what I do while checking keywords. It takes time but it works really really well.

 

[spectrejoe]

I came across a great video about manually analysing SERP competition and thought I’d share it here.

This is pretty much what I do while checking keywords. It takes time but it works really really well.

Thanks for sharing! Definitely different from what I used to do Will start incorporating this strategy as well.

 

[warriorsam53]

Thanks for sharing! Definitely different from what I used to do Will start incorporating this strategy as well.

I can vouch for this strategy. It’s pretty much exactly what I do.

 

[spectrejoe]

I can vouch for this strategy. It’s pretty much exactly what I do.

I did notice a lot of the keywords I was going to target are indeed not doable following this strategy, in fact, a lot of the keywords that aren't ranking have the exact same issue as he mentions in the video. Could've saved me almost 100 articles worth of time

At the same time though, finding keywords that fit the criteria is quite challenging, don't have too many keywords left to target after doing a clean-up hahaha

 

[powermjp]

started a new site will be using the same strategy

 

[DOSLLVA]

One thing that bothers me about Ai content writers is that they produce short content, most of the time not more than 200 words per output, and when you request more, it might repeat the same information in a different form.

Does anyone knows how to trick Ai content writers like Conversion.ai or Jarvis into writing long form of content?

 

[warriorsam53]

I did notice a lot of the keywords I was going to target are indeed not doable following this strategy, in fact, a lot of the keywords that aren't ranking have the exact same issue as he mentions in the video. Could've saved me almost 100 articles worth of time

At the same time though, finding keywords that fit the criteria is quite challenging, don't have too many keywords left to target after doing a clean-up hahaha

I know it’s a pain in the ass to find these keywords. But ranking them is a joke.

started a new site will be using the same strategy

All the best. You should see results very quickly.

One thing that bothers me about Ai content writers is that they produce short content, most of the time not more than 200 words per output, and when you request more, it might repeat the same information in a different form.

Does anyone knows how to trick Ai content writers like Conversion.ai or Jarvis into writing long form of content?

I’m not sure when you last used Jarvis but there have been ways to stop the repetition for several months now. One of the easiest ones is to use *** before a new paragraph.

I recommend looking at some videos on YT. There are several videos that’ll help you make the most of Jarvis and produce great content.

 

[castoro]

hello @warriorsam53 , hope you are doing fine!
I would like your opinion on this.
I've been searching for keywords using your strategy and sometimes I find keywords about very similar topics, for example:

• how much can I earn as a vallet in the theatre
• how to become a vallet in the theatre
• hot to dress as a vallet in the theatre

In this case should I:

• make 3 articles of 300 word each (advantage of having KWs in URLS and H1 titles)

or

• make 1 bigger article of 900 word each (advantage of having more words and easier to index)

thanks

 

[warriorsam53]

hello @warriorsam53 , hope you are doing fine!
I would like your opinion on this.
I've been searching for keywords using your strategy and sometimes I find keywords about very similar topics, for example:

• how much can I earn as a vallet in the theatre
• how to become a vallet in the theatre
• hot to dress as a vallet in the theatre

In this case should I:

• make 3 articles of 300 word each (advantage of having KWs in URLS and H1 titles)

or

• make 1 bigger article of 900 word each (advantage of having more words and easier to index)

thanks

I would make 3 different articles in this case. The keywords are related but they don’t have the same intent.

If after publishing them you see that there’s keyword cannibalisation, you can always add the content from the weaker page to the stronger page and then 301 it.

 

[castoro]

I would make 3 different articles in this case. The keywords are related but they don’t have the same intent.

If after publishing them you see that there’s keyword cannibalisation, you can always add the content from the weaker page to the stronger page and then 301 it.

thanks man, solid advice.

 

[Royal96]

If after publishing them you see that there’s keyword cannibalisation, you can always add the content from the weaker page to the stronger page and then 301 it.

Are you checking for keyword cannibalization manually or can you recommend a tool for that?

 

[warriorsam53]

Are you checking for keyword cannibalization manually or can you recommend a tool for that?

Just search console. If one “query” shows up on multiple pages as per GSC, I would choose the page with the higher impressions and redirect the other one.

 

[Royal96]

Just search console. If one “query” shows up on multiple pages as per GSC, I would choose the page with the higher impressions and redirect the other one.

Thank you! I also found a video of one guy showing how to spot keyword cannibalization via GSC with some examples. Maybe someone who's reading this can benefit from this as well:

 

[warriorsam53]

Thank you! I also found a video of one guy showing how to spot keyword cannibalization via GSC with some examples. Maybe someone who's reading this can benefit from this as well:

Great. I’ll check it out too. Maybe he has some tricks to make it easier.

Thanks a lot.

 

[JasonNguyen.Aff]

@warriorsam53 do you write "how to'" article with jasper.ai? Is it good and rankable on google?