Google is de-indexing Gemini Articles! Anyone know?

[HenryObi]

I haven't tried it, but the articles are rankmath compatible and get 80+ directly. But something is probably different.

Third-party metrics don't mean anything. Those third-parties won't be the ones to rank your site. Their metrics are more of a suggestion/recommendation.

 

[Spicy Chromosomes]

Nothing new
100% AI generated articles are considered low quality and quickly deindexed, if you keep doing that, your website will be penalized (if it's not already penalized).
You'll need to put some effort and make it more human

 

[IM Dude]

I specify how to write with the prompt as I want. There is no problem with that, but it is very interesting that it deletes after it gets indexed. Although it complies with SEO rules of 1000-1500 words and has no internal and external links, I even have it shared at different times. In other words, it shares regularly but at different times.

I am using gemini without problem on parasites. They are ranking like chatgpt. There are lot of factors to consider not just content like site authority.

 

[rankmarket]

not just it, now Ai so popular, please build value unique human read content

 

[chicagoseo31337]

Hello, I made a Gemini content plugin for my Wordpress site. It automatically shares only 1 content per day to prevent spam. While everything was going well, the indexes started to be deleted. I wonder if anyone who knows the reason or has encountered this problem has solved it.

A friend of mine did a test and rewrote a few pages of his AI content with an AI Humanizer to remove the footprint on one of his domains. Only the Humanized content remained indexed. Google did publicly state they put some kind of footprint in Gemini, so its detectable. They are fighting AI spam at a massive scale, it would only make sense they could algorithmically detect content coming out of their own LLM.

 

[wtf]

I am using gemini without problem on parasites. They are ranking like chatgpt. There are lot of factors to consider not just content like site authority.

Well, shouldn't such a penalty be visible in places like webmaster tools etc.? Right now, nothing is visible.

 

[wtf]

A friend of mine did a test and rewrote a few pages of his AI content with an AI Humanizer to remove the footprint on one of his domains. Only the Humanized content remained indexed. Google did publicly state they put some kind of footprint in Gemini, so its detectable. They are fighting AI spam at a massive scale, it would only make sense they could algorithmically detect content coming out of their own LLM.

So does spinning with another LLM definitely solve the problem?

 

[Shopnil Hasan]

Google dont know what they do...haha

 

[wtf]

Google dont know what they do...haha

The issue is not whether Google knows or not. The issue is that some are indexed and some are deleted. That's the issue.

 

[LinkZenith]

Hi bro!
Auto-posted content may be deindexed if seen as low-quality or spam by Google.
Thanks!

 

[jyciap11]

The problem is with the domain authority, not the AI content. I'm doing parasite SEO with AI content without issue, the posts are indexed in a few minutes with paid indexer.

 

[adsn]

AI is utility maximizer. If it doesn't find any utility in its algorithm it trashes it.
Google discard or rewards if it find some utility for Adsense profit. When it's use is over it discard it again.

 

[wtf]

The problem is with the domain authority, not the AI content. I'm doing parasite SEO with AI content without issue, the posts are indexed in a few minutes with paid indexer.

Is Domain Authority still valid? I know it was left behind years ago. But a few more people have written about it.

 

[Jiozseo]

Yes, Google may de-index AI-generated Gemini articles if they violate content quality or spam policies.

 

[Shopnil Hasan]

The issue is not whether Google knows or not. The issue is that some are indexed and some are deleted. That's the issue.

Hmm, I see