Well, I did it.... I finally caved in and paid $1.5k for some blogs to be written. Will it be worth?

[VapeVendy]

What are your previous experiences with paying big money for legit blogs? This means proper research, tailored custom to your product/brand, custom images, proper formatting, proper keyword targeting, Inbound links, and relevant searched topics?

I just ordered some, hoping you guys can give me feedback I want to hear!

I know there are tons of services out there, but I interviewed, we discussed tons of data and also they might be interested in a Rev Share module... <--- Any previous experience as well please post.

 

[Hamza A1i]

If the team really understood your brand and niche that $1.5k could be a solid investment. Quality content usually pays off over time. Keep us updated on the results.

 

[SOCOM]

With AI nowadays, I don't see why you wouldn't just plug your requirements into chat and just go with it but if you feel its worth it then go for it.

 

[VapeVendy]

If the team really understood your brand and niche that $1.5k could be a solid investment. Quality content usually pays off over time. Keep us updated on the results.

They did, many meetings and feel pretty good so far, will update for sure.

With AI nowadays, I don't see why you wouldn't just plug your requirements into chat and just go with it but if you feel its worth it then go for it.

Well, if you want to rank on Google, AI blogs is the exact way not to

 

[Thomas SEO]

Sounds like you did your homework. Paying for quality content can definitely pay off if it's well-researched and tailored. Keep track of the results and adjust as needed.

 

[VapeVendy]

Sounds like you did your homework. Paying for quality content can definitely pay off if it's well-researched and tailored. Keep track of the results and adjust as needed.

This has been about a week long wait as of now, 3 are approved and 1 is posted. There are 12 more to go and 3 are scheduled. I have seen a few organic clicks on the landing page of the new blog already that was published today. Nothing crazy yet, but its brand new still so we will see

 

[awesomewebsites]

What are your previous experiences with paying big money for legit blogs? This means proper research, tailored custom to your product/brand, custom images, proper formatting, proper keyword targeting, Inbound links, and relevant searched topics?

I just ordered some, hoping you guys can give me feedback I want to hear!

I know there are tons of services out there, but I interviewed, we discussed tons of data and also they might be interested in a Rev Share module... <--- Any previous experience as well please post.

You spent this amount on content ? Now what is your budget to promote this ? There are many other expenses like SEO, have you kept money for these things.

 

[She Hulk]

High-quality custom blogs pay off when done with real research and intent. They build authority and lasting traffic. Rev-share works only if tracking and trust are solid.

 

[learnandearnwithseo]

What are your previous experiences with paying big money for legit blogs? This means proper research, tailored custom to your product/brand, custom images, proper formatting, proper keyword targeting, Inbound links, and relevant searched topics?

I just ordered some, hoping you guys can give me feedback I want to hear!

I know there are tons of services out there, but I interviewed, we discussed tons of data and also they might be interested in a Rev Share module... <--- Any previous experience as well please post.

Where did you bought the content from ?

 

[Marko T]

Well, if you want to rank on Google, AI blogs is the exact way not to

If you believe in fairy tales I have a bridge to sell you. Almost all sites I have are AI content, zero complaints from Google. You know why? Cause they do not care.

 

[insom]

Google rank ai written they just have to be acoording to EEAT guidelines

 

[jackreather]

Most peoples will choose Ai route instead to pay someone 1,5K$ to write quality blogs. Is hard to recommend to a beginner to spend this budget on quality but it can make sense if the research is good

 

[Builder Dave]

If you are in a position to put it to good use, quality content can have a pretty high ROI.

 

[splishsplash]

What are your previous experiences with paying big money for legit blogs? This means proper research, tailored custom to your product/brand, custom images, proper formatting, proper keyword targeting, Inbound links, and relevant searched topics?

I just ordered some, hoping you guys can give me feedback I want to hear!

I know there are tons of services out there, but I interviewed, we discussed tons of data and also they might be interested in a Rev Share module... <--- Any previous experience as well please post.

"Quality content" isn't what you think.

A $2/100 writer can create amazing well researched content that ranks if they have proper guidelines to follow.

A $100/100 words writer could write masterpieces that Google won't rank.

The 2 things have nothing to do with each other.

 

[Marko T]

Quality content" isn't what you think.

A $2/100 writer can create amazing well researched content that ranks if they have proper guidelines to follow.

A $100/100 words writer could write masterpieces that Google won't rank.

The 2 things have nothing to do with each other.

Preach

 

[VapeVendy]

You spent this amount on content ? Now what is your budget to promote this ? There are many other expenses like SEO, have you kept money for these things.

Well, the purpose of the content is SEO... Buying the blogs is an investment towards SEO

Where did you bought the content from ?

I will release this information once I have permission.

If you believe in fairy tales I have a bridge to sell you. Almost all sites I have are AI content, zero complaints from Google. You know why? Cause they do not care.

Well, they certainly care. Although your sites may be performing, I have been on the opposite side and can preach both ways

Google rank ai written they just have to be acoording to EEAT guidelines

Yes, ranked but ourtanking humans? You have to have many things together in order to compare the 2.

"Quality content" isn't what you think.

A $2/100 writer can create amazing well researched content that ranks if they have proper guidelines to follow.

A $100/100 words writer could write masterpieces that Google won't rank.

The 2 things have nothing to do with each other.

I can assure you the price is not justified on a per word measurement. There are many other factors to come into the price other then just how many words are written

 

[confbersu]

That's great! If it's done well, then of course it will all pay off.

 

[VapeVendy]

That's great! If it's done well, then of course it will all pay off.

Hope so, it wasn't cheap and its hope.

 

[DojaCat]

done it before. pricey but worth it when blogs have solid organic pull and strong reader trust. real outreach, not pbn fluff. good formatting + context links age well. rev-share only works if they handle traffic scaling. check their past campaigns before locking deal.

 

[cervantesdigital]

It will be quite a lengthy process, and time management will be crucial. I used to run a film, TV series, book and theatre blog.