[Journey] Starting a blog with daily posts generated with ChatGPT

[HustleTong]

Impressive headstart
I'm doing something similar on a brand-new domain
Good luck.

 

[zeranexos]

What site do you use to buy these tools

I would like to share it since I recommend them for their cheap price and good service, but I don't know if I have the right to promote other services in this thread

 

[zeranexos]

I am doing a similar thing but i use Hello Scribe to make the texts instead of CHAT GPT, Hello Scribe tech is going to be way better than Jarvis and CHATGPT. Every time I create a text is rarely score below 90% human content.

Thanks man, I will try it. Never heard of this tool before.

What I really like about ChatGPT is that it usually has more information and more rich than other AI tools, since it's a very powerful AI tool powered by the data from websites on Google (I'm not sure but that's what I read from an article).

 

[AnteaterAndy]

I am doing a similar thing but i use Hello Scribe to make the texts instead of CHAT GPT, Hello Scribe tech is going to be way better than Jarvis and CHATGPT. Every time I create a text is rarely score below 90% human content.

Sounds good! What tool do you use to check for 'human content'?

 

[zeranexos]

Sounds good! What tool do you use to check for 'human content'?

It's a tool called from a site called writer, it detects GPT 3 content, just google "gpt 3 text detector", it will be the first link

 

[migs palamig]

This is interesting, following this man.

 

[zeranexos]

Update #2

01/19/2023

Today, I was very busy and tired too, I wasn't able to publish any articles or make any changes to the site. I hope by tomorrow I can publish two articles to compensate the one I missed today.

Bing Webmaster Tools support still didn't reply to my request concerning the crawling and indexing of my site.

I'm happy to see that the stats from GSC are growing each day which a very good sign to me

I'm also happy to see that the counties which I get the most impressions on are countries with high CPMs like the US and European countries (this niche is more popular on these contries that's why), I'm optimistic about the ad revenue I'll be generating in the future

 

[shizzledizzleeee]

What's the article length? How many words?

 

[shizzledizzleeee]

It's called "Spin Rewiter", it's quite expensive IMO.

I own this tool using a Group Buy where I have others like SEMRUSH, Grammarly Premium, Quillbot Premium and Spin Rewriter for less than $10.

When I will be able to make revenue from the site, I'll start paying for these tools, but for the moment, I can't afford paying huge amounts per month without guaranteeing any revenue

Where is the link for group buy?

 

[shizzledizzleeee]

Did you create subreddit? Or you are posting to existing popular subreddit?

 

[AnteaterAndy]

It's a tool called from a site called writer, it detects GPT 3 content, just google "gpt 3 text detector", it will be the first link

Just tested it.

Text 1: Piece of a long article about SEO in Norwegian. Test result: 100% human generated content. Reality: 100% ChatGPT generated text.
Text 2: Short artcile about WW1 in English. Test result: 92% human generated content. Reality: 100% ChatGPT generated text.

And this they charge 18$ pr month for?
Not impressed.

 

[tekitt]

Just tested it.

Text 1: Piece of a long article about SEO in Norwegian. Test result: 100% human generated content. Reality: 100% ChatGPT generated text.
Text 2: Short artcile about WW1 in English. Test result: 92% human generated content. Reality: 100% ChatGPT generated text.

And this they charge 18$ pr month for?
Not impressed.

chatGT is GPT 3.5, not 3.0 - a whole new level.
Maybe that's why it's defined that way...and 4.0 is coming out soon

UPD: There's another service below, it detects chatGPT with 99% success and is free. I think if anyone can do it, google certainly can or will just buy them.

 

[AnteaterAndy]

chatGT is GPT 3.5, not 3.0 - a whole new level.
Maybe that's why it's defined that way...and 4.0 is coming out soon

You are probably right, ChatGPT is probably too new and advanced for the detector to catch it.
But still, charging money for a tool that claims to "detect AI content", when it doesnt seems a bitt shitty to me

Would be interesting to know if Google is as "bad" at AI detection as Writer

Will be interesting to see what happens with GPT4!

 

[EpicSellers]

following you! Please keep us updated.

 

[Karim]

What hosting provider do you use?

 

[ZodAmir]

How much did u spend on this journey till now (total) ?
I will be following you GL mate.

 

[zeranexos]

What's the article length? How many words?

It depends on the topic I'm writing about.
I try to write more than 1500 words, preferably 2000 words since it's easier to rank with long articles on Google for my case

 

[zeranexos]

Did you create subreddit? Or you are posting to existing popular subreddit?

I'm planning to post on subreddits, the create mine and post there

 

[zeranexos]

Just tested it.

Text 1: Piece of a long article about SEO in Norwegian. Test result: 100% human generated content. Reality: 100% ChatGPT generated text.
Text 2: Short artcile about WW1 in English. Test result: 92% human generated content. Reality: 100% ChatGPT generated text.

And this they charge 18$ pr month for?
Not impressed.

I try to use 5 to 6 tools for AI detection for maximum accuracy, you shouldn't rely on one tool

 

[zeranexos]

What hosting provider do you use?

I personally use Hostinger since they are cheap, fast, reliable and scalable. They also have good customer service.

Note : I'm not promoting any company, try to research the best hosting provider for your needs and compare their features and pricing plans.