Jaordas
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- Oct 28, 2019
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Bored, just decided to put down some thoughts:
I am looking at my top performing AI articles (no backlinking, so raw performances)
Last time I checked, I think my lifetime cost per article average was 0.02332
this includes average affected by revisions, fine tuning, trainings etc etc.
This number wont tell you how much ive spent since not everything spent is article related, and I have other
endeavors using my api etc, but I keep it as a mental note to remind myself of the ROI on the
articles. As the moment they make more than 2 cents, they are already practically profitable (ignoring all other
business costs, one day ill give myself a better analysis but it is not gonna change things much regardless,
if I had to imagine a number out my azz, then id say any article the moment it gains 1 dollar is for sure
profitable based on the cost to make and hours of manpower / hosting etc, put into making the article.
Obviously the goal is for them to make much more than that, as 1 cent profit from an article that earns 1.01 is nothing.
You can see why this is not a good ideal, as by that logic, id need 30 000 articles to make $30 000 to even make profit
which is obviously not the case.
$1 is just a good guideline to me as you can mentally calculate fake ROIs on the spot to
stroke your own ego, even though the real ROI is even larger.
I also cheat since I use workers from my main stuff sometimes, and it is hard to track roi when im messing around
like that as cost for articles on main project is significantly higher with profit to match.
Number 1 AI article so far:

This article I dont think was on any of the reports before, it only shot up after it was updated with AI + manual.
It however was drifting around enough to catch my attention, and rightfully so as improving it already has shot it to the top.
Its epmv is mid, it is better than the site average at least.
Their is no real product I can imagine promoting on this page though, so it will strictly make money from ads.
im lazy to look up exact numbers but on my own BS estimates, I expect that once it reaches its max potential (without backlinks) and assuming it keeps it
for a year, then the single article at minimum is a 360$ a year article, produced from less than 3 cents of text.
Number 2 AI article:

This page is about a product itself, so it has high epmv, and it also has affiliate links.
People often say not to have ads on affiliate pages but on pages like these, it is wiser for me
to extract money from each visitor this way, than to fully rely on them or afflilates to somehow earn me more.
It is not even rank 1 for its term yet, id estimate this is a 900$ a year article once it reaches rank 1.
I was gonna talk about each of the top 10 pages but I think 2 is enough to give an idea.
Long story short, people who started AI articles early are having inhuman ROIs.
Even if these articles stay in the same spot, (or drop) they have already earnt back their creation cost by a lot.
Just need to average $3.33 Per article a year in order for this one site to be a 100 k a year site.
Easier said than done though, im a baby at this compared to some of the dudes ive seen.
I normally think sites are over priced, but for someone who is skilled, the day gpt 3.5 api was released
might have been the best time in recent history to have paid a lot for an extremely powerful domain to just blast with content.
I am looking at my top performing AI articles (no backlinking, so raw performances)
Last time I checked, I think my lifetime cost per article average was 0.02332
this includes average affected by revisions, fine tuning, trainings etc etc.
This number wont tell you how much ive spent since not everything spent is article related, and I have other
endeavors using my api etc, but I keep it as a mental note to remind myself of the ROI on the
articles. As the moment they make more than 2 cents, they are already practically profitable (ignoring all other
business costs, one day ill give myself a better analysis but it is not gonna change things much regardless,
if I had to imagine a number out my azz, then id say any article the moment it gains 1 dollar is for sure
profitable based on the cost to make and hours of manpower / hosting etc, put into making the article.
Obviously the goal is for them to make much more than that, as 1 cent profit from an article that earns 1.01 is nothing.
You can see why this is not a good ideal, as by that logic, id need 30 000 articles to make $30 000 to even make profit
which is obviously not the case.
$1 is just a good guideline to me as you can mentally calculate fake ROIs on the spot to
stroke your own ego, even though the real ROI is even larger.
I also cheat since I use workers from my main stuff sometimes, and it is hard to track roi when im messing around
like that as cost for articles on main project is significantly higher with profit to match.
Number 1 AI article so far:

This article I dont think was on any of the reports before, it only shot up after it was updated with AI + manual.
It however was drifting around enough to catch my attention, and rightfully so as improving it already has shot it to the top.
Its epmv is mid, it is better than the site average at least.
Their is no real product I can imagine promoting on this page though, so it will strictly make money from ads.
im lazy to look up exact numbers but on my own BS estimates, I expect that once it reaches its max potential (without backlinks) and assuming it keeps it
for a year, then the single article at minimum is a 360$ a year article, produced from less than 3 cents of text.
Number 2 AI article:

This page is about a product itself, so it has high epmv, and it also has affiliate links.
People often say not to have ads on affiliate pages but on pages like these, it is wiser for me
to extract money from each visitor this way, than to fully rely on them or afflilates to somehow earn me more.
It is not even rank 1 for its term yet, id estimate this is a 900$ a year article once it reaches rank 1.
I was gonna talk about each of the top 10 pages but I think 2 is enough to give an idea.
Long story short, people who started AI articles early are having inhuman ROIs.
Even if these articles stay in the same spot, (or drop) they have already earnt back their creation cost by a lot.
Just need to average $3.33 Per article a year in order for this one site to be a 100 k a year site.
Easier said than done though, im a baby at this compared to some of the dudes ive seen.
I normally think sites are over priced, but for someone who is skilled, the day gpt 3.5 api was released
might have been the best time in recent history to have paid a lot for an extremely powerful domain to just blast with content.



