I've Become a Scorned Lover Who Needs Closure From Google

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Good day everyone,

I'm in a bit of a pickle and would like some advice. So I started an audio blogging media company. We focus on next-gen blogging. We bring content alive.
The process for this includes utilizing AI content, and text-to-speech to create the episodes for the audio blogs. Everything is running smoothly so far. The problem is, all of the dummy properties should be making me money and not just sitting there. I create and format around 22 articles through ChatGPT. And then I submit it to Adsense. I have NEVER had issues with getting approved by Google, but every time I submit a property; I get "Low value content".

All of the articles are 750 words and up. I use headers and Images. I focus on SEO, proper keyword placement, etc. But I can't seem to get approved.

Could it be that there aren't enough articles? I understand things change over time, but 22 articles have always been acceptable when getting approved.

Is it the AI content?

I've read from several JVs that Google excepted AI content.

I do want to be able to fully re-edit the AI content so that it isn't recognized as such, but at the same time, the idea behind AI content is to have more time to do more important things.
I have to figure this out because it's holding production back. I think a lot of it is my need to find out WHY. Google isn't the end-all-be-all. If I must move on and figure out another way, so be it.

I need closure. I'm a scorned lover and I need to find out why I keep getting rejected.


Thanks Yall!
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Problem is the auto part and google detects it as low value. Once google flags your account if you submit same type of content it will again mark you as low value.
Also 22 article and you are calling it media company, come on man. People here are running 300+ network of blogs with hundreds and thousands of articles.
 
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^^ This.

I have 9 Blogs that use ChatGPT. All of them are approved for Adsense.
So You proved the point AI content is not a problem for Adsense.

The problem is the AI content on your rejected site.

Ofc Google is getting stricter with low-quality AI content. So your 9 blogs were approved but the fresh one is not.

But the problem is not AI content. It's low-quality content as the rejected notice "Low value content".
 
So You proved the point AI content is not a problem for Adsense.

The problem is the AI content on your rejected site.

Ofc Google is getting stricter with low-quality AI content. So your 9 blogs were approved but the fresh one is not.

But the problem is not AI content. It's low-quality content as the rejected notice "Low value content".
Oh I was agreeing with you.

100% You need value content, I'd recommend GPT4 and using Grammarly. If you're going down the OpenAI path. Alternative rankwizard's 1 click content writer is pretty good.
 
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I do want to be able to fully re-edit the AI content so that it isn't recognized as such, but at the same time, the idea behind AI content is to have more time to do more important things.
I have to figure this out because it's holding production back. I think a lot of it is my need to find out WHY. Google isn't the end-all-be-all. If I must move on and figure out another way, so be it.

P.S. This comment is no wonder why none of your shit is passing Google. Go back and edit your 22 articles, use Grammarly Pro and you will see how errorsome they are. Check the readability, the grammar, and if your sentences actually make sense, and to your surprise, the articles are probably hot garbage. Sorry for being "aggressive" but I have seen the same question many times across several forums and my answer is the same. You can't just bang AI articles into your website, especially if it's new.

Content is one of the most important parts of your website, so take a little pride in it.
 
I think problem here is low value content. You should check on it
Would low value content be considered the amount of articles? Because overall, I’ve checked the content, passed plagiarism test, and it also passed as 100% human generated.

They are all well formatted and edited. So its like what else could it be, the number of articles.

I’m going to do an AI test with a JV’s code that he offered here and put it on a aged site I own and test out the possibility of it being the amount.

Low value is such a broad statement when it comes to Google.
 
Problem is the auto part and google detects it as low value. Once google flags your account if you submit same type of content it will again mark you as low value.
Also 22 article and you are calling it media company, come on man. People here are running 300+ network of blogs with hundreds and thousands of articles.

Which is weird because the content passed plagiarism and AI checker. Thats where I was confused. Dually noted. I think i now know what I need to do. Thanks.
 
Which is weird because the content passed plagiarism and AI checker. Thats where I was confused. Dually noted. I think i now know what I need to do. Thanks.
Are you getting traffic? Are your keywords ranking?
If not it's low value. If they are then it's not. As simple as that.
 
The problem is not AI content.
It's the low-quality of YOUR AI content.
Im going to have to do some serious research because I’m transitioning from hand written content to AI and obviously, some clean up needs to happen. I have to figure out how to make it high quality, which i thought i did
 
Are you getting traffic?
Thats the other weird part, it’s getting traffic and the content indexed. It I will say, as of today I noticed that a few of them dropped out of search as well. So that is some what telling.

1300 word articles built from different chat requests. 3/4 headers per article. Cleaned up and Images per each header. And its still low value. I’m just scratching my head at this point.
 
Im going to have to do some serious research because I’m transitioning from hand written content to AI and obviously, some clean up needs to happen. I have to figure out how to make it high quality, which i thought i did
Yes and it's called keyword research not serious research. There's numerous threads, guides you can find in this forum. Youtube videos, courses.
 
Change your content. Its a game changer. The more relevant content, the more you will grow. Goodluck
 
Yes and it's called keyword research not serious research. There's numerous threads, guides you can find in this forum. Youtube videos, courses.
I meant what i said, “serious research”. I’m going to dive deep into the search engine I’m having an issue with, starting by skimming over the recent and past updates. And maybe It will give me a better sense of direction.

Then I’m going to dive into AI a bit deeper. That way I can implement my skills on a more solid foundation instead going in blind. Thanks for your input,I definitely grabbed a few take aways.
 
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I meant what i said, “serious research”. I’m going to dive deep into the search engine I’m having an issue with, starting by skimming over the recent and past updates. And maybe It will give me a better sense of direction.

Then I’m going to dive into AI a bit deeper. That way I can implement my skills on a more solid foundation instead going in blind. Thanks for your input,I definitely grabbed a few take aways.
You're just going to go down a rabbit hole, with this.
Find a clean expired domain that hasn't dropped and is still ranking for keywords.
I scooped this domain up on the 27th of July, it had 1,100ish keywords ranking for it.
I have taken this domain to over 8.5k keywords ranked for it with minimal SEO.

All my articles are done with AI + Grammarly.

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Not to break your bubble but ain't no closure in this life. Accept things as they are and move on. This "legit" Google company y'all talking about is a hoax. Don't believe me? Watch all the fake and illegal "money making" ads they accept on Google Play. One could write a book about how they earn tens of millions from allowing those fake advertisements.
 
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You're just going to go down a rabbit hole, with this.
Find a clean expired domain that hasn't dropped and is still ranking for keywords.
I scooped this domain up on the 27th of July, it had 1,100ish keywords ranking for it.
I have taken this domain to over 8.5k keywords ranked for it with minimal SEO.

All my articles are done with AI + Grammarly.

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You think so? I was thinking about grabbing an expired domain and starting again.

Because at this point, I’m starting to feel like its my domain and not the content per say. But one of them is a branded one!!!!!!

But I dont have any penalties, but like @IM Dude stated before, “Once google flags your account if you submit same type of content it will again mark you as low value.”

Yea, I think I might grab an expired domain, read some stuff and take a diff approach. Whats up with Grammerly?
 
You think so? I was thinking about grabbing an expired domain and starting again.

Because at this point, I’m starting to feel like its my domain and not the content per say. But one of them is a branded one!!!!!!

But I dont have any penalties, but like @IM Dude stated before, “Once google flags your account if you submit same type of content it will again mark you as low value.”

Yea, I think I might grab an expired domain, read some stuff and take a diff approach. Whats up with Grammerly?

Grammarly just enhances your content and makes it look nicer.
I would 100% recommend using it.

Grab an expired domain with keywords still ranking that is appropriate for your niche.
 
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