Quick GPT-3 journey(case study)

[Michaelchong]

any updates?

 

[lunapt]

any way to bulk upload keywords and have openai answer them?

it only answers the last Q for me

 

[Alexion]

any updates?

Yes

any way to bulk upload keywords and have openai answer them?

it only answers the last Q for me

They list their code on their website, and I also posted a picture of the code on one of your threads.
You have to put some effort into it, nobody is going to offer you a solution on a plate, especially since everything you need is already out there.

Update

Total articles published: 150
Total indexed: 150 according to GSC, 100ish if I look it up myself on google, slowly increasing everyday.



I'm also getting traffic from Bing, duckduckgo, yahoo, ecosia. Small, but a good 10/day is great for starters.

Keywords increasing day by day.


I was expecting more, but Google pushed back a lot of articles in the back of the line.
Only today I saw some movement, so it's going to take a while I guess.

Will try to push another 100 articles this weekend.

Did some math, and I've spent around 20 hours so far in total on this.
Contemplating with the idea to list it on Flippa and see if I can grab more than $1,200 for it.
I have my doubts, but who knows.

I originally thought I could pull off 7 of these a week.
Two at the most/week is more realistical.

Still good money and I could quit one of the jobs I work, that would free up some time.

On the other hand, I could go an extra mile and spend time cleaning the content and actually keeping these websites.
Will decide this week, first I want to push more content this weekend.

For the moment, the key moral of the story here is that pure openAI output can rank.
For how long, not sure, but I'm willing to bet it won't go away anytime soon.

With a good cheap VA, you can buiuld youself a huge authority website for pennies.
Leave it to sit 2 years and you should be banking.

I wouldn't invest in backlinks as there's no telling if one day Google would doom these or not.

Ok, will update this on Sunday, hopefully with more traffic to show off by then.

 

[Alexion]

Sorry for the bump, here's a real-time dashboard from GSC if anyone's curious how this performs when I'm not doing updates.

https://datastudio.google.com/u/0/reporting/d3ee27f5-99b7-4b7d-82c3-9b7e73e6d7c2/page/CQp1C

 

[Guntater]

I couldn't get my new domains indexed quickly.

 

[blogmen]

On the other hand, I could go an extra mile and spend time cleaning the content and actually keeping these websites.

Do this, unless you need money badly.

 

[jeronymo29]

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.

Can you give an example of a page from Flippa?
Good luck with your journey.

 

[digi robot]

This is super interesting.
I'm also on an AI content journey. You are doing my next step. So I'll follow this closely. Thanks for sharing
Do you use any tools like Riku Ai or build prompt on your own. curies to know this as prompt creating is what changes everything how you use AI and how AI work for ya.
Would you like to share some info on this?
congrats

 

[Alexion]

Do this, unless you need money badly.

Still tempted to try a quick sell and see how much I can grab for this.
But yes, I'm contemplating on the idea of starting another one where I clean the articles really nicely.
Something along the lines of what @warriorsam53 is doing with his A.I. journey.

Can you give an example of a page from Flippa?
Good luck with your journey.

Come on buddy, you just have to use the search filter on their website.
Surely you're able to do that at least.

This is super interesting.
I'm also on an AI content journey. You are doing my next step. So I'll follow this closely. Thanks for sharing
Do you use any tools like Riku Ai or build prompt on your own. curies to know this as prompt creating is what changes everything how you use AI and how AI work for ya.
Would you like to share some info on this?
congrats

Since I only have to answer questions in short paragraphs, I just use one prompt for all.

Previously I was using "write a long paragraph about". Both provide decent results for what I'm looking for.

I mean, Google is ranking copy/paste PAA answers, surely it can at least index unique generated answers.

 

[ovalf]

Awesome journey, good luck, and thanks for sharing some useful info with us. Do all of those articles have 1K+ words each?

 

[Alexion]

Awesome journey, good luck, and thanks for sharing some useful info with us. Do all of those articles have 1K+ words each?

I think most of them pass the 2,000 words mark if not all.
It's usually the main PAA + 4-6 related questions.

For some, openAI returns 300 words, but for some, it returns 500-700 so they add up.
I could make them lighter, but for the moment I don't have the time to manually polish each and every one of them.

I did play with maybe 4 or 6 articles.
Adding pictures, linking out to related sources, removing fluff, making bullet lists tables, h3, h4, etc.

Coincidental, those articles are the best performing so far.
But they were also the first.

Once the bigger batches settle in the SERP, I'll see if there's any difference.

Key points so far:
- this takes time, even with A.I. and fully automating it. Takes even longer if you want it for the long term
- it helps to have low competition keywords since you'll see some movement in the first few days. Otherwise, you'll basically think it's stuck for 5-7 months.
- i did around 30 articles where I would copy a website that holds the #1 position for all of them. Easy keywords, but another 3-4 ranking. It's going to take months for google to move me closer to them. I will get in top 5 just because I will be the fifth article touching the topic.

- if you have $100 laying around, it's worth getting a VA and do a nice 100 articles and lust let it sit for half a year.

 

[drums]

Can you share the necessary codes to create an AI article?

 

[ovalf]

Thanks for the detailed answer. Is it possible for you to share some info about the heading you use on your posts?

 

[gcmart]

Pure gold. Thank you for sharing the numbers and stats. Appreciate it and all the best for your journey, certainly looks great and may you be able to flip it eventually when it’s time

 

[gcmart]

Quick question
Any link building to your articles and site at all?
Or mainly post and ping?
Thanks in advance

 

[Alexion]

Can you share the necessary codes to create an AI article?

https://beta.openai.com/playground + your hands
alternatively, use their python code to automate it

Thanks for the detailed answer. Is it possible for you to share some info about the heading you use on your posts?

Sure. H1 for the title, followed by H2s for each question.

Quick question
Any link building to your articles and site at all?
Or mainly post and ping?
Thanks in advance

No link building other than a few Reddit posts in the beginning. I think it was 10 posts on a sub I own. So basically nothing.
No backlinks reported by ahrefs or semrush.

Just post and wait for Google.

 

[Fardin2012]

You started using new domain?

 

[Alexion]

You started using new domain?

Yes, I did.

Big Mistake, since I saw how easy it is to find a DR 10-15 on expireddomains.net
But oh well, I learned from the mistake )

Site is still doing ok, flatlines.
Will do an update soon.

 

[geomink]

saw how easy it is to find a DR 10-15 on expireddomains.net

Hi @Alexion

How do you perform the DA-PA check directly inside the expireddomains.net website?

Thank you and good luck

 

[M4DM4X]

Yes, I did.

Big Mistake, since I saw how easy it is to find a DR 10-15 on expireddomains.net
But oh well, I learned from the mistake )

Site is still doing ok, flatlines.
Will do an update soon.

do you look for a niche related domain (for example with your kws in the name, or past content related to your niche) or you don't care?