Penalty? Or What?

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Hey guys, this is one website I started 15 days ago. Created with AI and published 800+ posts in 3 days. This can be a penalty? Or are these just normal algorithm fluctuations?
I don't think it's a penalty, because the site is not dead, but continues to have 20-30 visitors per day from Google. In case of a penalty, they usually drop to 1-2 per day
What do you think? Now for about 7 days I stopped publishing, I publish 1 post every 4-5 days
 

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800 Articles in 3 days it's way too fast. Google is able to recognize AI content especially if it doesn't have a human touch in it. regarding penalty, I ain't sure; you will need to give it more time cause you site is up for just 15 days
 
I don't think it's a penalty, because the site is not dead, but continues to have 20-30 visitors per day from Google.
you can try to check your site on google if its still indexed or not by using site:yoursite com
 
you can try to check your site on google if its still indexed or not by using site:yoursite com
I already opened thread about this. If I check with the command site, some page are not indexed, but I'm receiving traffic from Google to this page
 
Publishing over 800 AI-generated posts in just three days could raise some concerns with search engines, but since you're still getting 20-30 visitors daily, your site isn't fully penalized. Slowing down to publish 1 post every 4-5 days is a good strategy, focusing on quality will help improve your site's standing and attract more organic traffic over time.
 
Publishing over 800 AI-generated posts in just three days could raise some concerns with search engines, but since you're still getting 20-30 visitors daily, your site isn't fully penalized. Slowing down to publish 1 post every 4-5 days is a good strategy, focusing on quality will help improve your site's standing and attract more organic traffic over time.
So do you think it's not fully penalized? can be a good strategy to edit the 800+ posts and improve the quality? add images, external links etc.)
 
I already opened thread about this. If I check with the command site, some page are not indexed, but I'm receiving traffic from Google to this page
i've one AI site that exacly like this, and it doesn't end well, but i just guessing, your site probably not getting hit yet tho
 
So do you think it's not fully penalized? can be a good strategy to edit the 800+ posts and improve the quality? add images, external links etc.)
Improving the quality of your 800+ posts by adding images, and relevant external links, and enhancing the content can boost user engagement and signal to search engines that your content is valuable, potentially improving your rankings over time.
 
I would suggest you publish 3-4 articles per week that looks more natural, use diversified anchors that could generate better results.
 
It seems like normal fluctuations. Slow down your posting frequency and reduce the volume. Focus on improving content quality and ensure it meets Google’s standards. Things should stabilize and return to normal over time.
 
Maybe its typical "honeymoon" spike, where Google tests new content by placing it higher in search results initially before adjusting rankings
 
It seems like normal fluctuations. Slow down your posting frequency and reduce the volume. Focus on improving content quality and ensure it meets Google’s standards. Things should stabilize and return to normal over time.
the strange thing though is that with the "site" command many articles disappeared. In GSC, however, everything is ok.
 
the strange thing though is that with the "site" command many articles disappeared. In GSC, however, everything is ok.

It may be due to the content quality (AI-generated content). You should improve the content quality to avoid these issues in the future.
 
It looks like you're seeing some fluctuations in your website traffic. From what I can tell, this doesn't seem like a penalty. If it were, you'd likely see a much sharper drop in visitors, down to just a handful per day.The initial spike and subsequent decline could be due to the "Google Sandbox" effect, where new sites experience temporary ranking suppression. It's also possible that the algorithm is adjusting to your rapid content publication.To keep improving, focus on consistent, high-quality content updates and engaging with your audience. Regularly update existing content to keep it fresh and relevant. Keep an eye on any algorithm updates that might affect your rankings. ;)
 
How is the traffic to your website now? Has it recovered after all this time?
 
Hey! Posting 800+ AI articles in 3 days is risky, but since traffic is steady (20-30/day), it’s likely just normal algorithm adjustments, not a penalty. Slowing down to 1 post every 1-2 days is smart. Focus on quality now to avoid problems. Keep watching your traffic! You can add value in 800 contents and give it real value. Duplicate & Plagiarize content google doesn't accept.
 
Hey guys, this is one website I started 15 days ago. Created with AI and published 800+ posts in 3 days. This can be a penalty? Or are these just normal algorithm fluctuations?
I don't think it's a penalty, because the site is not dead, but continues to have 20-30 visitors per day from Google. In case of a penalty, they usually drop to 1-2 per day
What do you think? Now for about 7 days I stopped publishing, I publish 1 post every 4-5 days
Not a full penalty, but likely a soft filter or crawl throttling. 800+ AI posts in 3 days is a red flag to Google. Chill the pace, add internal links, and improve EEAT signals. Let it breathe a bit.
 
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