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

[Sartre]

Ya i get that its per day, but 200 for each website per day, or its 200 in total for all websites, Sorry if i was unclear in the previous post

per website per day. But I'm not doing it forever. It all depends on the niche. Usually, I will build a site until 2/5/10k articles and let them rest for 1-3 months and see how they are doing and make further decisions.

 

[Alexion]

Reading/learning a lot. I have ADHD and several other innate mental issues. I'm not joking. I have to be medicated, or I'm in trouble. It's both a blessing and a curse. My brain is on full throttle most of the time...

Pray tell, what meds? Also, did anything help that WASN'T meds? Are you lacking dopamine by default?

 

[FlyFlay]

I've got a question for you, how the hell do you have all those ideas? I'm just 21 and most of the time I have no clue what I'm doing. I just keep learning stuff and hoping that perhaps someday it will be useful for me.

Did you have any similar experience?

If you rhink, you know. If you won't think, you won't know. Or in other words, if you don't think, you let others think for you, and you become dependent.

I like to think about it in this funny way:
You know when you're in shower and suddenly all those ideas pop in your head? Suddenly you draw conclusions you haven't had the chance to draw before.

Try to replicate these procces' that go in the shower for more of your time. Try to write down ans figure out how you've been wrong about previous events.

I would journal and write my conclusions and lessons from each significant event you've gone through. It helps.

What I talk about this far is just how to get yourself to just think, but HOW TO THINK is a whole other subject. That needs seperate and deeper attention.

In the military for example, you constantly journal and improve yourself from time to time, being better the next time. That's the system and mentality. It's hard to implement, it's hard to pin out what exactly is working with this system, but that's how great thinkers think.

 

[Boringtask]

Hey @Sartre, hope you are doing good.
It's been 2 weeks since I started 2 PAA site with every information you shared here, got 50~100 impression daily, but my site doesn't indexed by Bing, already submitted on BWT from the first time.

Can you give me some advice for indexing on Bing?

Thank you

 

[Sartre]

Pray tell, what meds? Also, did anything help that WASN'T meds? Are you lacking dopamine by default?

SSRIs have a terrible effect on me so, unfortunately, can't use them at all, except the short acting ones like Tramadol.

Dopamine agonists help but just a bit. I'm not lacking dopamine. My GABA is out of whack.

I'm on my 8th therapist in my life right now I'm also under the supervision of 2 top psychiatrists who specialize in different fields of psychiatry. I've been diagnosed with ADHD, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder, and Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Luckily I don't have any mental problems or personality disorders that make me irrational. I don't mind talking about this, although it's a weird place to do so here, lol.

Breathing exercises help to slow down and get my parasympathetic system going, but It's simply too taxing to fight against it 24/7. Only thing that made me feel like a normal human being are benzos.

I tried a ton of stuff. Diets, cold showers, meditation, CBT, CBD. Nothing comes even remotely close to benzos

My current regimen is 50mgs of Tramadol in the morning for a slight serotonin/dopamine boost (at this dose, it has almost no opioid receptor affinity (the mu receptor)). Then I take 2.5mgs of Diazepam whenever anxiety kicks in too much(~2-3 times/day). 5mgs if it's bad. Xanax if it's terrible(maybe like once every 1-2 weeks now). Also I don't drink any alcohol or smoke anything. And I never went above the dosage prescribed by my docs. I feel some side effects, but, at least, I kinda feel like a human being.

The fucked up part is - would I be able to to get to $50k/mo profit without my brain working like this? Me, personally, probably not.

 

[Alexion]

SSRIs have a terrible effect on me so, unfortunately, can't use them at all, except the short acting ones like Tramadol.

Dopamine agonists help but just a bit.

I'm on my 8th therapist in my life right now I'm also under the supervision of 2 top psychiatrists who specialize in different fields of psychiatry. I've been diagnosed with ADHD, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder, and Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Luckily I don't have any mental problems or personality disorders that make me irrational. I don't mind talking about this, although it's a weird place to do so here, lol.

Breathing exercises help to slow down and get my parasympathetic system going, but It's simply too taxing to fight against it 24/7. Only thing that made me feel like a normal human being are benzos.

I tried a ton of stuff. Diets, cold showers, meditation, CBT, CBD. Nothing comes even remotely close to benzos

My current regimen is 50mgs of Tramadol in the morning for a slight serotonin/dopamine boost (at this dose, it has almost no opioid receptor affinity (the mu receptor)). Then I take 2.5mgs of Diazepam whenever anxiety kicks in too much(~2-3 times/day). 5mgs if it's bad. Xanax if it's terrible(maybe like once every 1-2 weeks now). Also I don't drink any alcohol or smoke anything. And I never went above the dosage prescribed by my docs. I feel some side effects, but, at least, I kinda feel like a human being.

The fucked up part is - would I be able to to get to $50k/mo profit without my brain working like this? Me, personally, probably not.

It's as good of a place as any. Asking because I'm self-diagnosing myself with ADHD, more on the anxiety side, and a deep lack of dopamine most of the time.

What agonists have you tried? I'm using L-tyrosine but it's a hit and miss. Some days I can feel it kick in, other days nothing. Maybe you used something better. Please throw your list at me. Agonists work in mysterious ways.

I'm a former smoker, and now I vape. I know this is taxing my dopamine big time.
I noticed anxiety goes away on a high saturated fat diet. But I can't keep up with that consistently. You have to quit carbs, and that's a huge stressor adhd wise.


Yeah, breathing is a hit and miss as well. You have to be consistent, and it's so easy to fuck it up too.
I was doing wim hoff type of breathing, and anxiety skyrocketed. Then I understood the concept, and it made sense, so not for me.

Still not doing pills. Mostly because I know how good they will make me feel and I won't be able to stay off of them. I know how benzos can create miracles. Don't they fuck up your melatonin? How's your sleep? Do you wake up refreshed?

Do you drink coffee? If so, how much cafeine/day approx?

Sorry for all the questions )

 

[Wikidepia]

I'm not going to paste an untapped keyword here because you know what will happen in 5 minutes

Fair enough lol, thanks for ur answer

 

[Sartre]

Hey @Sartre, hope you are doing good.
It's been 2 weeks since I started 2 PAA site with every information you shared here, got 50~100 impression daily, but my site doesn't indexed by Bing, already submitted on BWT from the first time.

Can you give me some advice for indexing on Bing?

Thank you

I don't really pay attention to milk. my sites are indexed there but most traffic is Google. I have no idea.

It's as good of a place as any. Asking because I'm self-diagnosing myself with ADHD, more on the anxiety side, and a deep lack of dopamine most of the time.

What agonists have you tried? I'm using L-tyrosine but it's a hit and miss. Some days I can feel it kick in, other days nothing. Maybe you used something better. Please throw your list at me. Agonists work in mysterious ways.

I'm a former smoker, and now I vape. I know this is taxing my dopamine big time.
I noticed anxiety goes away on a high saturated fat diet. But I can't keep up with that consistently. You have to quit carbs, and that's a huge stressor adhd wise.


Yeah, breathing is a hit and miss as well. You have to be consistent, and it's so easy to fuck it up too.
I was doing wim hoff type of breathing, and anxiety skyrocketed. Then I understood the concept, and it made sense, so not for me.

Still not doing pills. Mostly because I know how good they will make me feel and I won't be able to stay off of them. I know how benzos can create miracles. Don't they fuck up your melatonin? How's your sleep? Do you wake up refreshed?

Do you drink coffee? If so, how much cafeine/day approx?

Sorry for all the questions )

I tried actual dopamine agonists like Wellbutrin(dopamine+noradrenaline)/Zoloft. Supplement ain't gonna cut it with me.

Wim Hoff also was terrible for me too. Caffeine causes terrible anxiety for me, even in low doses. I tried a couple of diets, even stuff like keto, but no luck.

Pills stop making you feel "good" after ~2 weeks. You just gotta not up the dose. They just make me feel normal. I feel a bit down after waking up and Tramadol helps with that. I definitely need more sleep than other people hence I'm all in on Pareto principle.

0 caffeine, nicotine, alcohol, or weed. They are all terrible for GABA. That's based on pretty strong science.

It's all good my man, ask away. All I can say is that when I decided to go get a therapist, that was a major breakthrough. She really guided me in many things and helped me solve a lot of shit and then I also went on the drugs and I'm a 100x times better.

 

[SariMcat]

How vital is paraphrasing or AI generation?

I’m able to scrape PAA and upload with ease but am stuck when it comes to bulk AI rewrite.

 

[Sartre]

How vital is paraphrasing or AI generation?

I’m able to scrape PAA and upload with ease but am stuck when it comes to bulk AI rewrite.

If you're planning to do something long term and not churn and burn it's 100% vital.

 

[dortes]

I don't really pay attention to milk. my sites are indexed there but most traffic is Google. I have no idea.


I tried actual dopamine agonists like Wellbutrin(dopamine+noradrenaline)/Zoloft. Supplement ain't gonna cut it with me.

Wim Hoff also was terrible for me too. Caffeine causes terrible anxiety for me, even in low doses. I tried a couple of diets, even stuff like keto, but no luck.

Pills stop making you feel "good" after ~2 weeks. You just gotta not up the dose. They just make me feel normal. I feel a bit down after waking up and Tramadol helps with that. I definitely need more sleep than other people hence I'm all in on Pareto principle.

0 caffeine, nicotine, alcohol, or weed. They are all terrible for GABA. That's based on pretty strong science.

It's all good my man, ask away. All I can say is that when I decided to go get a therapist, that was a major breakthrough. She really guided me in many things and helped me solve a lot of shit and then I also went on the drugs and I'm a 100x times better.

You can try Phenibut if you did not already. It's product GABA, make you less anxiety and has some nootropic effects. But you can't take it for long period because it has almost no effects after 2 weeks because of tolerance.

Also can you please tell your schedule, what time do you wake up? Do you exercise? How much time in a day you spend on programming / creating websites

 

[wishme]

Less PAAs per article. 7-13. 800-900 words of content. Work on the articles until they are close to human quality. It really is possible, just gotta think out of the box a bit. I'd instead post 200 good articles than 3-4k shitty ones.

About traffic/scaling - you will get there. Just try a few sites in a couple of different niches first.

So you think 7-13 PAAs per content/article is better (hence using copy-paste method, without altering the original content)?

And yes I agree with you that 200 good ones are better than 3-4k or even 100k for that matter.

The issue that we have is to break through the entry cost barrier for modified content and to do that we need to somehow nail the simple copy-paste method. I wonder if this would be a viable approach to advance?

 

[Sartre]

You can try Phenibut if you did not already. It's product GABA, make you less anxiety and has some nootropic effects. But you can't take it for long period because it has almost no effects after 2 weeks because of tolerance.

Also can you please tell your schedule, what time do you wake up? Do you exercise? How much time in a day you spend on programming / creating websites

Why would I take a non-approved, seldom studied drug when we have a bunch of ones that are safer and well-studied?

I wake up at 9 am. Go to sleep around midnight. Trying not to work too much. I lift 3 times/week. Live next to a forest, got a pool, got a garden, go for walks, 2 dates/week with my wife. Spending at least 3-4 hours/day with my kid. Good work-life balance.

 

[jamie3000]

Sorry if these two questions have already been asked. I have read most of the journal but it's possible I missed them.

1. You say aged domains work better. I'm sure that's probably right but can I ask how you tested it and how you define better? Better as in they rank better or index quicker etc?

2. You said paraphrasing or AI is essential for long term. Is that primarily because of legal issues or more to do with ranking?

Thanks for taking the time to maintain such a good journey filled with excellent technical knowledge and making a really motivational thread for everyone

 

[SariMcat]

If you're planning to do something long term and not churn and burn it's 100% vital.

Do you think WordAI is good enough for this?

 

[blogmen]

I'm also under the supervision of 2 top psychiatrists who specialize in different fields of psychiatry.

I get that the therapist helped you, but why you need those 2 for? Seem like a bunch of swindlers, hope you don't pay them a fortune.

I've been diagnosed with ADHD, Generalized Anxiety Disorder

I think everybody on bhw could be labeled under these just because of all the juicy money making methods and ideas. Also excitement is considered anxiety, which is funny.

Luckily I don't have any mental problems or personality disorders that make me irrational.

Luckily? There is no luck here, I think you're super normal and healthy by the way you write and how you described your activities, just very passionate about projects, which is super normal cause they are exciting. Fact.

Maybe someone convinced you that you have mental problems, or maybe you convinced yourself but probably just an exaggeration.

 

[Alexion]

I get that the therapist helped you, but why you need those 2 for? Seem like a bunch of swindlers, hope you don't pay them a fortune.

I think everybody on bhw could be labeled under these just because of all the juicy money making methods and ideas. Also excitement is considered anxiety, which is funny.

Luckily? There is no luck here, I think you're super normal and healthy by the way you write and how you described your activities, just very passionate about projects, which is super normal cause they are exciting. Fact.

Maybe someone convinced you that you have mental problems, or maybe you convinced yourself but probably just an exaggeration.

ADHD fucks up your dopamine @blogmen
The mental disorder name sounds bad, but it can kill you slowly with a smile on your face.

I wish you never experience a low dopamine day, it's terrible and fucks up your mood, motivation, drive, everything, without even knowing what the hell is going on.

 

[dortes]

I get that the therapist helped you, but why you need those 2 for? Seem like a bunch of swindlers, hope you don't pay them a fortune.

I think everybody on bhw could be labeled under these just because of all the juicy money making methods and ideas. Also excitement is considered anxiety, which is funny.

Luckily? There is no luck here, I think you're super normal and healthy by the way you write and how you described your activities, just very passionate about projects, which is super normal cause they are exciting. Fact.

Maybe someone convinced you that you have mental problems, or maybe you convinced yourself but probably just an exaggeration.

Sounds ridiculous. How can you think that he is super normal and healthy if he's saying that he changed 8 therapists and has ADHD, anxiety disorder and takes medication every day. You don't know what going on in his mind. Being successful does not mean being healthy

 

[blogmen]

How can you think that he is super normal and healthy if he's saying that he changed 8 therapists and has ADHD, anxiety disorder and takes medication every day. You don't know what going on in his mind. Being successful does not mean being healthy

Because only 2.58% have persistent adult ADHD but then there is also symptomatic ADHD which 3 times more ppl have and grew exponentially during covid. Why? Because therapists had to put a diagnose. This is not an exact science, we probably all have ADHD on this forum but that doesn't mean much because it's probably symptomatic not persistent, but you couldn't tell the difference and might think you have big mental problems.

This is not like you have schizophrenia or anything. It's more common than you think.

Everybody has low dopamine days.

So what if he changed 8 therapists? What if he had stayed with just 1? Does that tell you anything about his mental health really? What if you don't have a therapist at all, does that make you healthy?

My point is I see a lot of people thinking they have mental problems and focusing on it when it's not that big of a deal.

It's enough to think that successful people have mental issues to then believe you have them when you getting some success. Self fulfilling prophecy.

 

[Razorbl2]

@Sartre how do you categorizes paa to get topic/relevancy/keyworda?