ChatGPT Content & SEO

[jootess]

I read different forums, I realized that many people who have used ChatGPT to create content for their site, had a very good impression at first, but after a while, they faced a sudden drop in impression. Have you had the experience of using ChatGPT to create English site content? Did it suddenly fall after a while or not? What has been your experience of creating content for an English site with ChatGPT?

 

[MKSKS]

Not in my case.
Everything is stable and going good.

 

[jootess]

Not in my case.
Everything is stable and going good.

How long have you been using ChatGPT to create content?

 

[MKSKS]

How long have you been using ChatGPT to create content?

Since December or January
Started just after it was launched.
I have use other AI models too like vicuna, llama etc.

 

[bluffem]

Did you try Google Bard?

 

[jootess]

Did you try Google Bard?

No

 

[jootess]

Since December or January
Started just after it was launched.
I have use other AI models too like vicuna, llama etc.

Why do some suddenly fall after a while?

 

[Dopious]

Why do some suddenly fall after a while?

If their sites is new, it takes a while for Google to decide where in the results it should be placed so it is normal.

 

[Digital Media Lab]

It really depends on many factors.

I've got 5+ websites that are doing amazingly well with ChatGPT content.

I also got 2 more that are not doing as well.

How well it'd do is dependent on a number of factors - but for the websites that make most of my revenue, ChatGPT content works like a charm!

 

[jootess]

It really depends on many factors.

I've got 5+ websites that are doing amazingly well with ChatGPT content.

I also got 2 more that are not doing as well.

How well it'd do is dependent on a number of factors - but for the websites that make most of my revenue, ChatGPT content works like a charm!

Exactly what factors?
explain more please

 

[Black Belt Spodermen]

I know of several sites that didn't lose traffic. If the content is covering all the aspects of the topic and the domain has a strong authority overall, it's difficult to lose rankings.

 

[jootess]

I know of several sites that didn't lose traffic. If the content is covering all the aspects of the topic and the domain has a strong authority overall, it's difficult to lose rankings.

Does that mean that if the site is newly established, it will probably lose traffic?

 

[hideath]

Does that mean that if the site is newly established, it will probably lose traffic?

This is mainly because of the lack of authority and trust,
It's a very common problem with websites even with manually written content and well established on-page SEO,
Even the websites targeting very easy keywords can fall out of the index for no reason,

So, you either have to build more authority for the website to rank,
Or simply build your website open some niche relevant expired domain or an older bought/built website,
Even with this, you can still encounter the same problem,

Content is a factor here as well,
But it's just a part of the puzzle, it looks like Google is simply algorithmically banning most of the untrustworthy websites after some time,
They had been reporting a several bugs/problems in the last months as well, so that can be another reason

 

[Crime frog]

No, Doing very well and Try to edit it

 

[Black Belt Spodermen]

Does that mean that if the site is newly established, it will probably lose traffic?

Much more likely compared to an already established site.

 

[jootess]

This is mainly because of the lack of authority and trust,
It's a very common problem with websites even with manually written content and well established on-page SEO,
Even the websites targeting very easy keywords can fall out of the index for no reason,

So, you either have to build more authority for the website to rank,
Or simply build your website open some niche relevant expired domain or an older bought/built website,
Even with this, you can still encounter the same problem,

Content is a factor here as well,
But it's just a part of the puzzle, it looks like Google is simply algorithmically banning most of the untrustworthy websites after some time,
They had been reporting a several bugs/problems in the last months as well, so that can be another reason

What is your suggestion for me, who has just registered a new domain and has been posting ChatGPT content on my site for about a month? I don't want to face this problem, what should I do?

 

[TokenGenius]

I think especially now AI generated content can be detected very easy

 

[hideath]

What is your suggestion for me, who has just registered a new domain and has been posting ChatGPT content on my site for about a month? I don't want to face this problem, what should I do?

There's no magic in that,
Just make sure the website on-page is in point, include the required pages like terms/privacy/about, etc...
A decent homepage, authors descriptions and pages, social media pages if possible,

You should collect a set of keywords for your niche, write and optimize content about them,
Group them into several categories & sub categories, with a proper SILO overall,
Create the content depending the user search intent and place internal links between these pages,

And then depending on the difficulty build the necessary links to rank,
You might need some links in all cases to get the least of authority and trust anyway

 

[Cratos]

Please chime in Chatgpt content users.. I just started implementing AI content on one of my sites so I cant say anything regarding results just yet. So far it's been a few days since creating my first AI post lightly edited and the content is not even in top 100 for keyword yet. 5 year old domain with many high ranking keywords already. Time will tell though

 

[TechnoTycoon]

According to my experience, I think this is highly impossible to predict why some websites drop and some websites thrive. I have started with the same strategy for couple of websites but the result is not same in most cases. So... it is what it is.