Ai generated text deindexed

[Leo Jumanji]

Hi! Does anyone has experience with ai generated text? Recently I published 200 posts purely made by gpt 3.5 on a new website, google indexed most of them in about a week and now i see it started deindexing posts one by one.

 

[tazarbm]

good! I am sick and tired of seeing AI trash all over the place. And yes, I did have a website that ranked for few months with AI content but it got deindexed and I don't regret shit. I will re-do the content for that website manually when I'll have time...

 

[Ritersclub]

Is there a pattern that you can identify to the deindexing? What kind of posts are being removed?

 

[CodingDisorder]

My AI websites are still going strong, did you upload all the articles at once? There could be like 10 different reasons.

 

[Leo Jumanji]

I generated about 200 posts, uploaded not at once, i manually checked them for errors, all technical SEO on page are okay. Don't understand why. Can you share some reasons?

 

[UNKUT]

Well tons of people are having a good success with 100% AI articles,
Some other get desindexed, not sure what to think about that, that would be good to have feedback of other members

 

[Leo Jumanji]

My domain is fresh, might be the reason?

 

[Leo Jumanji]

My AI websites are still going strong, did you upload all the articles at once? There could be like 10 different reasons.

Can you DM me about potential reasons?

 

[SamAk]

Yes I have same problem

 

[CheapestContent]

You should make some changes to your articles to reindex.

 

[Waifu_tatyana]

As it should be.

 

[india]

You might have not proof read the content or optimize it for humans. AI content won't get de-indexed.

 

[CodingDisorder]

I generated about 200 posts, uploaded not at once, i manually checked them for errors, all technical SEO on page are okay. Don't understand why. Can you share some reasons?

Well, your articles could have thin content and not provide that much value or your domain could have shit backlinks, maybe you just need more time.
To be honest, I feel that sometimes it's also a luck game, I have some websites, and some of them have taken off quickly while others have needed a bit more time (or unfortunately, never took off at all).

 

[HustleTong]

If you do it at scale, Google will probably catch up
Focus all your effort on creating 2-3 quality posts per week and add your own touches

 

[Owanceaser]

By whatever you generate text using AI, google will identify your generated text and deindexing. Instead you have to manually edit that AI generated text in your own slang, means you may got indexed. So always post high quality content.

 

[Bots-Scrapers]

Hi! Does anyone has experience with ai generated text? Recently I published 200 posts purely made by gpt 3.5 on a new website, google indexed most of them in about a week and now i see it started deindexing posts one by one.

It could be for many reason, in fact AI content is not that bad if you spin enough to get different results and totally unique. Some guys are really killing it.

 

[indianmojojojo]

Use expired domains and try to go easy with postings. Dripfeed is the key. Unless you want to churn and burn(make a quick buck with cpa/ads)

 

[TheSplinter]

Hi! Does anyone has experience with ai generated text? Recently I published 200 posts purely made by gpt 3.5 on a new website, google indexed most of them in about a week and now i see it started deindexing posts one by one.

It's not smart to think this type of content has any sort of future.

 

[SEO to RANK]

AI tools just generates the content, But those will not be highly informative or interactive. You have to exclusively edit it.

Deindexing, maybe AI content is detected as you said it was new website.

For new websites, I personally start from few articles and increase it gradully.

 

[Titans]

Update the articles.