Quick GPT-3 journey(case study)

Alexion

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I'm going to document a small case study, or journey if you will regarding GPT-3 content on a new domain.

So far, I've purchased a new domain, ported it to CloudFlare, and posted 7 articles.
All of them are indexed on Google. I've used Reddit for the first 3 articles. After this point, whenever I request indexing from GSC, it gets crawled in about 20 minutes.

All the articles are generated straight from OpenAI's playground using various prompts.
I'm using the keywords that rank on one of my successful PAA websites.

No edits done, and I don't plan on doing edits to the articles.
I will eventually scale this, so there won't be any time in doing fine touches to the text.

Basically, I'm using 4 or 5 questions and expanding them into 300-400 words sections, and then combining them into a complete article.
Most articles have around 1,500 words. I went overboard with one and ended up with 2,700 words.

Using openAI free keys by using some SIM cards I had laying around.
One free api gets you about 120 articles. I know, I'm cheap.

This is where I'm at right now
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Overall goal is to have about 300 articles posted and (hopefully) indexed.
From that point, I will decide what to do with it.

My first intention is putting it up on flippa and grab a quick $1,200 or so for it.
The website looks like a legit one, every article has relevant pictures which I manually add.
Using the free Astra theme, everything looks nice and clean.

Planing to post another set of 20 articles today, if I can finish my work faster.
I have two jobs, so I'm trying to squeeze this in between breaks.

Making a journey out of it to share my findings, and see what money can be made out of this.

When I started it, Bing indexed 3 articles.
Then it removed my website from their search engine.

I then removed my Privacy Policy page as it was a generated one with duplicate content.
Next day, all the articles are indexed in Bing as well. Can't make much of this yet, but I did suspect some automated crap on their part for duplicated content even on Privacy Policy pages.

I'm expecting them to delist it anyway as they own the license to GPT-3 and I'm sure they have a way of telling the content is from openAI.
Will see in the future.

Will try and post everytime I make changes or add something. Which will, hopefully, be daily.
Trying to get this done fast, hopefully by the end of the month. I'll then either try selling it, or keep it if traffic spikes.

The reason I mention selling it is, it looks like a legit website, and I always see starter websites like these go for $800 to $1,500 on flippa real quick.

For the article generation part, I'm using a small script I coded in Python.
Nothing fancy, I just feed it the questions, and have the output saved in HTML code so I can just copy/paste in Wordpress.
The only edit I do is post a picture from Unsplash with a nice caption and description.

Ok, that's it. Will keep this updated frequently, and hope for the best.
Thanks for reading.
 
Good luck! Following this journey.
I like your case study about paraphrased content which you shared a couple of days ago.
Now you are doing what I was thinking to do experiment myself.
Now I can see how it goes!
Again many thanks!
 
Basically, I'm using 4 or 5 questions and expanding them into 300-400 words sections, and then combining them into a complete article.
I tested davinci on a bunch of niches and it's pretty bad at answering questions. Is it close to satisfactory with your niche?

I just feed it the questions, and have the output saved in HTML code so I can just copy/paste in Wordpress.
You can skip the copy paste part. Edit the script to output to csv and then use wp all import plugin, it can import those 20 articles per day in less than 1 second.

Good luck!
 
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May I ask, what does "I've used Reddit for the first 3 articles." mean?
 
I'm doin same thing with 2 website now lets see what will happen
 
I tested davinci on a bunch of niches and it's pretty bad at answering questions. Is it close to satisfactory with your niche?


You can skip the copy paste part. Edit the script to output to csv and then use wp all import plugin, it can import those 20 articles per day in less than 1 second.

Good luck!
Do you have a link handy for wp all import? Can't find any version around the forum, or I'm blind.
 
Good luck for this OP! Following your journey.
 
wish you a good luck.
Will be following as you are a guide for me

Thanks a lot for the share.
 
I tested davinci on a bunch of niches and it's pretty bad at answering questions. Is it close to satisfactory with your niche?
Sorry, I missed this.
The output is not WOW, but for this particular test case, it serves its purpose.
I mean, I'm comparing it with scraped PAA duplicate content. In this case, the content is way better.
Since I don't have to make it return full articles, the handful of paragraphs it spits out for any given question is... decent.

Sometimes it returns a lot of content and I get to do some bullet lists or tables.
But yeah, it ain't some $0.08/word native content writer, that's for sure.
Install it from your wp dashboard (search in plugins). It's free.
Yes, saw it now. Don't know why I had the impression it's only offered as a paid version. Thanks, this will save me quite the hasle.
Good luck! you use expired domains?
I wish I could have found the time to hunt for one.
No, I'm using a fresh new domain.
 
Posted 3 more articles. Timed myself and did it in 15 minutes with a picture from unsplash for each one.

Managed to index them from GSC. Seems Google got back to its old indexing habits

Here's a quick example of how I'm automating the API in case anyone wants to do it too.
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Will polish it up for a more automated approach, but for now its ok.
Will call it a night,
 
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