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

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Not sure about the limit, I set it up a year ago. Not even sure how/if it works.

I am using adsense, yesterday I made around $60 with 5k traffic, usually I had about $30 with 3.5k traffic iirc.
Damn that's insane! My stats for one of my AI sites yesterday:
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I assume you use auto ads?
 
I assume you use auto ads

I'm also interested how you set them up. I've tried auto ads, but with 500-1000 words articles they weren't showing up within the content (between headings/paragraphs).

@Alma @spectrejoe Are you using expired or fresh domains for your AI sites?
 
Expired & Aged domains

What price range are you going with? Are using domains with high RD or just aged ones to skip the sandbox?

I want to setup a few sites that won't need a lot of manual work and thought about grabbing a few from expireddomains.net

While I know that it's hard to find good ones there, I just want to use them to skip the sandbox in the first few months. Does it work for this purpose?
 
Damn that's insane! My stats for one of my AI sites yesterday:
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I assume you use auto ads?

Yes autoads, the setting of the amount of ads is set to maximum. I haven't optimized it anyhow, except for the "max amount of ads" or whatever it's called.

I also got accepted to ezoic before putting up this kind of content, maybe I could try it. But they are ****** ********.

Are you focused on one niche? That could play a role.

I'm also interested how you set them up. I've tried auto ads, but with 500-1000 words articles they weren't showing up within the content (between headings/paragraphs).

@Alma @spectrejoe Are you using expired or fresh domains for your AI sites?

Very old and imo authority website. It certainly helps. There is one site that had normal content, about 6m traffic. They started doing this (they must be crazy, I would never do this on a normal site getting 6m traffic) and they are on 12m traffic now lol.
 
Yes autoads, the setting of the amount of ads is set to maximum. I haven't optimized it anyhow, except for the "max amount of ads" or whatever it's called.

I also got accepted to ezoic before putting up this kind of content, maybe I could try it. But they are ****** ********.

Are you focused on one niche? That could play a role.
Yea, autoads with maximum ads amount. Not sure why we have such different CPM and stuff :l This AI website got rejected from Ezoic due to "having duplicate content" because the content repeated sometimes in multiple posts since I usually target a lot of different keyword variations.

And yea this AI site is in Health niche so CPM should be good. Currently at 37k posts in Fitness / Supplements / Vitamins niche

What price range are you going with? Are using domains with high RD or just aged ones to skip the sandbox?

I want to setup a few sites that won't need a lot of manual work and thought about grabbing a few from expireddomains.net

While I know that it's hard to find good ones there, I just want to use them to skip the sandbox in the first few months. Does it work for this purpose?
From my experience I use expired domains due to their link profile, the sandbox i feel like its the same regardless. Aged domains I mean domains that never expired, sometimes i just have em laying around from previous projects, those already went through the sandbox period so they don't have any issues and start ranking right away.
 
Yea, autoads with maximum ads amount. Not sure why we have such different CPM and stuff :l This AI website got rejected from Ezoic due to "having duplicate content" because the content repeated sometimes in multiple posts since I usually target a lot of different keyword variations.

And yea this AI site is in Health niche so CPM should be good. Currently at 37k posts in Fitness / Supplements / Vitamins niche


From my experience I use expired domains due to their link profile, the sandbox i feel like its the same regardless. Aged domains I mean domains that never expired, sometimes i just have em laying around from previous projects, those already went through the sandbox period so they don't have any issues and start ranking right away.

My niche is technology. Not sure why the CPM is so different. Btw I had same problem with duplicate posts, I started using the free version of https://cleverplugins.com/delete-duplicate-posts/

However it works with titles only, not content. But my duplicate content had the same title, so it helps a lot :)
 
My niche is technology. Not sure why the CPM is so different. Btw I had same problem with duplicate posts, I started using the free version of https://cleverplugins.com/delete-duplicate-posts/

However it works with titles only, not content. But my duplicate content had the same title, so it helps a lot :)
weird, my tech website still had dog shit CPM in the technology niche too with AdSense. was getting like 2€ / day with 800 visitors daily. Weird how much of a difference there is, I'll try to get accepted into Ezoic again.
 
weird, my tech website still had dog shit CPM in the technology niche too with AdSense. was getting like 2€ / day with 800 visitors daily. Weird how much of a difference there is, I'll try to get accepted into Ezoic again.
Damn, not sure what that could be then, but that CPM is very low even for adsense... Maybe it's bounce rate and time spent on page? But mine isn't great either
 
Anyone who has used/is using pegasus paraphraser figured out how to avoid the repeating words issue that seems to come up often.

It will just spit out a word like 50 times.

@spectrejoe I remember reading you had this issue in this thread. Did you solve it? I know you moved to parrot paraphraser at some point but wondering if you figured out how to avoid that issue with pegasus while you were using it.

Or anyone else?

I could easily just parse repeated words out with python from the results after but wondered if anyone figured out how to get rid of the issue in pegasus directly.
 
Anyone who has used/is using pegasus paraphraser figured out how to avoid the repeating words issue that seems to come up often.

It will just spit out a word like 50 times.

@spectrejoe I remember reading you had this issue in this thread. Did you solve it? I know you moved to parrot paraphraser at some point but wondering if you figured out how to avoid that issue with pegasus while you were using it.

Or anyone else?

I could easily just parse repeated words out with python from the results after but wondered if anyone figured out how to get rid of the issue in pegasus directly.
Yes, I also faced such issues. However, it can be easily avoided by adding a small condition at the final output. think smart.
 
We are using a custom solution right now, but it's very easy to detect repetitions:

Python:
# check if a string has 2 or more words repeated in a row

import re

strings = [
    "Moissanite is naturally occurring silicon carbide and its various crystalline polymorphs. It has the chemical formula SiC and is a rare mineral, discovered by the French chemist Henri Moissan in 1893. Silicon carbide is useful for commercial and industrial applications due to its hardness, optical properties and thermal conductivity.",
    "Moissanite is naturally occurring silicon carbide and its various crystalline polymorphs. It has the chemical formula SiC and is a rare mineral, discovered by the French chemist chemist Henri Moissan in 1893. Silicon carbide is useful for commercial and industrial applications due to its hardness, optical properties and thermal conductivity.",
    "yes no yes no yes no yes no",
    "yes no yes yes no no yes no",
    ]

def check_strings(strings):
    for string in strings:
        if re.search(r'\b(\w+)\s+\1\b', string):
            print("="*50)
            print("Repetitions:", string)
        else:
            print("="*50)
            print("No repetitions:", string)

def main():
    check_strings(strings)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

Output:

Code:
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No repetitions: Moissanite is naturally occurring silicon carbide and its various crystalline polymorphs. It has the chemical formula SiC and is a rare mineral, discovered by the French chemist Henri Moissan in 1893. Silicon carbide is useful for commercial and industrial applications due to its hardness, optical properties and thermal conductivity.
==================================================
Repetitions: Moissanite is naturally occurring silicon carbide and its various crystalline polymorphs. It has the chemical formula SiC and is a rare mineral, discovered by the French chemist chemist Henri Moissan in 1893. Silicon carbide is useful for commercial and industrial applications due to its hardness, optical
properties and thermal conductivity.
==================================================
No repetitions: yes no yes no yes no yes no
==================================================
Repetitions: yes no yes yes no no yes no

Sorry I'm not replying to a lot of comments guys, but we're trying to capitalize on this thing and working on over 100 nice websites right now.
 
Was wondering about this the other day.

Are you linking to them from the questions/answers?

I am not. And sorry, I forgot to tag you :) I knew I forgot to tag someone who is interested in this kind of stuff.
 
I am not. And sorry, I forgot to tag you :) I knew I forgot to tag someone who is interested in this kind of stuff.
No worries, I have the thread on watch )) But thanks )

I'm picking up traction finally, and was just thinking I should link back to the original source just in case. Running my own Adsense on this.

I remember the main ones a**lot and f**swer were linking (in an iframe though) to them back, always wondered if that helped them with DMCA or it's useless.

Did you remove the page?
 
No worries, I have the thread on watch )) But thanks )

I'm picking up traction finally, and was just thinking I should link back to the original source just in case. Running my own Adsense on this.

I remember the main ones a**lot and f**swer were linking (in an iframe though) to them back, always wondered if that helped them with DMCA or it's useless.

Did you remove the page?

Not sure if it's helpful or not, but only few sites were like the ones you mentioned. Hundreds of others never linked to anything.

I am going to remove it in a bit.
 
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