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

[Archemike]

leaving it to Google for now.

still leaving meta descriptions to google?

 

[Almostbr0ke]

Is this hard to set it up? I am using wpx like a noob

not if you know how to configure wordpress/caching/cloudflare. WP with PHP 7+ can easily handle 50k posts and millions of monthly views on a $20 droplet.

 

[Sartre]

Is this hard to set it up? I am using wpx like a noob

I'm gonna do a writeup about this

 

[Sartre]

Thanks @Sartre for your sharing method, I completely read all comments in the thread after 3 days, there are lots of state-of-the-art information.

I have some concerns about your app:
1. How to create title and subheading of your auto-generated article?
2. Your app used Levenshtein distance for finding similar text between paragraphs. Did you test alternative algorithm like Spacy cosine similarity or fastText WMD algorithm (WMD = Word Mover's Distance)?
3. Did you use playwright-python package instead of Selenium?

playwright - damn this is good

I think I replied to the other ones before. Remind me if i didn't, please.

 

[tikaku]

playwright - damn this is good

I think I replied to the other ones before. Remind me if i didn't, please.

Yes, you replied my comment before, thanks @Sartre for your support. I asked question about playwright-python and Selenium for you to test other awesome Python to automate a browser. Playwright is fast and great community. Also, NodeJS have better libraries for scraper like puppeteer and puppeteer-extra-plugin-stealth to pass bot tests like Cloudflare.

 

[Sartre]

Yes, you replied my comment before, thanks @Sartre for your support. I asked question about playwright-python and Selenium for you to test other awesome Python to automate a browser. Playwright is fast and great community. Also, NodeJS have better libraries for scraper like puppeteer and puppeteer-extra-plugin-stealth to pass bot tests like Cloudflare.

I know JS is cool but looking at the syntax after working for so long with Python gives me cancer. I literally can't do it.

Is there some version of Node that doesn't use {} and ; in its syntax?

 

[tikaku]

I know JS is cool but looking at the syntax after working for so long with Python gives me cancer. I literally can't do it.

Is there some version of Node that doesn't use {} and ; in its syntax?

There is a Sartre version that would be tailored to your requirements.

 

[Sartre]

There is a Sartre version that would be tailored to your requirements.

Thank you for coding that

 

[GGOH]

Thank you for coding that

You have surely noticed by now that Node is absolutely single-threaded, and thus not that useful .

Thanks for this writeup, have read yours and Preon's thread from beginning to end. I'm sure as we get further along people will blame all of these tools for "ruining the internet" (anything to avoid blaming ads, which are the true culprit).

 

[Sartre]

You have surely noticed by now that Node is absolutely single-threaded, and thus not that useful .

Thanks for this writeup, have read yours and Preon's thread from beginning to end. I'm sure as we get further along people will blame all of these tools for "ruining the internet" (anything to avoid blaming ads, which are the true culprit).

which tools? Node and Python? lol

 

[GGOH]

which tools? Node and Python? lol

The Python interpreter can be spawned in parallel, though, which sidesteps the process lock. Whereas Node is absolutely a single-threaded parser (afaik... I used the term "absolutely" with intent in the above post, having built some mockups in NodeRed for proof of concept, but... the performance is always shit and like you I don't care for Javascript... at all).

This guide has a relevant example (multi-cpu thread scraping of images).

https://towardsdatascience.com/multithreading-multiprocessing-python-180d0975ab29

 

[Sartre]

The Python interpreter can be spawned in parallel, though, which sidesteps the process lock. Whereas Node is absolutely a single-threaded parser (afaik... I used the term "absolutely" with intent in the above post, having built some mockups in NodeRed for proof of concept, but... the performance is always shit and like you I don't care for Javascript... at all).

This guide has a relevant example (multi-cpu thread scraping of images).

https://towardsdatascience.com/multithreading-multiprocessing-python-180d0975ab29

I'm using multiprocessing with Python. Very simple. The bottle neck is Google anyway. But also I can't imagine ever wanting so many articles or having so many clients that I would need more than an AMD Epyc 7451 24c/48t. This stuff can run 100-200 parallel Selenium processes.

 

[haykuroo]

I'm using multiprocessing with Python. Very simple. The bottle neck is Google anyway. But also I can't imagine ever wanting so many articles or having so many clients that I would need more than an AMD Epyc 7451 24c/48t. This stuff can run 100-200 parallel Selenium processes.

My bot was banned from Quillbot this week which is a real setback as their model performs far better than Pegasus ever has for me.
Do you have any pointers for building my own summary model? Cheers

 

[Niffo]

My bot was banned from Quillbot this week which is a real setback as their model performs far better than Pegasus ever has for me.
Do you have any pointers for building my own summary model? Cheers

Same bro, quilbot is impossible to scale

 

[Road2Sucess]

I'm following your journey, good luck OP

 

[Archemike]

I'm using multiprocessing with Python. Very simple. The bottle neck is Google anyway. But also I can't imagine ever wanting so many articles or having so many clients that I would need more than an AMD Epyc 7451 24c/48t. This stuff can run 100-200 parallel Selenium processes.

have you considered non google targets for content

 

[ComputerJunkie]

G indexing API can index 200 pages/day

I mostly use aged domains with decent backlinks, so even without any indexing APIs it's not uncommon to have 10k pages indexed after 2 months.

I think it's less risk to have a website that doesn't have too many articles. Why keep articles that don't get impressions anyway. After 2-3 months it's quite clear looking at GSC.

1. I already replied twice to this. title is the main keywords with positive volume. h2s are related PAAs.
2. We're mostly using Yake for keywords + our own model for relevancy now.
3. I haven't. I will try it for another project. Looks interesting.

That's really cool. We're working on our own app that does it.

I get get your api quota in the xx,xxx per day region if you manage to scale your sites to a point where 200 a day isn’t cutting it anymore.

DM me if you’re interested.

 

[Sartre]

I get get your api quota in the xx,xxx per day region if you manage to scale your sites to a point where 200 a day isn’t cutting it anymore.

DM me if you’re interested.

It's not possible to DM you and selling outside of BST is forbidden. Can you just share your knowledge with others?

 

[ComputerJunkie]

It's not possible to DM you and selling outside of BST is forbidden. Can you just share your knowledge with others?

Well I wasn’t selling anything but I’m also not going to share this knowledge publicly.

I have a legit site that has well over 10 millions pages and API quota is consistently 140,000 per day.

I’m indexing around 200,000-400,000 new posts a month, I just thought it would be beneficial to your system after I’ve read your journey.

 

[tikaku]

Hi @Sartre , do you use Wordpress Multisite or standalone for each website? Could you recommend good paraphrasing service supported API? Where do you buy aged domains and what are primary factors of choosing good aged domains? Thanks in advance,