Does anyone have experience with AI-based SEO?

[zaizaizai]

I know that besides GPT, there are AI-powered services in China that specialize in SEO for it. It only takes half a day; you can ask the AI a question, and it will recommend services to you.

However, it seems to be ineffective against the US-based ChatGP. Does anyone have experience with this?

 

[BulkCloudStore]

Yes there are many AI-powered SEO services in China, mostly made for Baidu (China’s main search engine). These tools use AI for keyword research, backlinks, and content optimization.

 

[blackkn67]

I know that besides GPT, there are AI-powered services in China that specialize in SEO for it. It only takes half a day; you can ask the AI a question, and it will recommend services to you.

However, it seems to be ineffective against the US-based ChatGP. Does anyone have experience with this?

I am also really curious about AI-based SEO and glad you asked this. I have been testing some tools for a few weeks now but have not seen consistent results yet.

 

[zaizaizai]

Yes there are many AI-powered SEO services in China, mostly made for Baidu (China’s main search engine). These tools use AI for keyword research, backlinks, and content optimization.

Not only is AI SEO fast, but even Baidu's SEO is very quick. They utilize constructing search parameters to directly generate fake IP visits, sending feedback to Baidu’s servers to inform them that users are searching for this keyword and that they like this website.
In this way, if you start in the morning, your keyword ranking can reach Baidu’s top 3 by the afternoon.
Even if your site only has one page, it can have hundreds of keywords (even unrelated ones are possible).

 

[zaizaizai]

Yeah, I’ve heard about those China-based SEO AIs too. They’re fast but not really effective for US-based platforms. ChatGPT’s algorithms differ, so their optimization methods don’t fully translate.

Many people use Baidu SEO methods to test Google search rankings, but see no results; Google is stronger.

 

[4440]

Baidu still uses CTR as the main ranking factor so baidu SEO is all about CTRs.

 

[zaizaizai]

Baidu still uses CTR as the main ranking factor so baidu SEO is all about CTRs.

Yes. Baidu’s underlying algorithm is essentially handed over to user behavior. As long as the feedback data shows that users “like” it, then even if the content is garbage or the page only has a few words, Baidu will still consider it the best result.
This leads to people manipulating this kind of data and feeding it back to Baidu.

 

[zaizaizai]

Baidu still uses CTR as the main ranking factor so baidu SEO is all about CTRs.

Google is different; it uses multiple algorithms to identify factors and doesn't determine rankings based on a single signal.

 

[roydan]

GEO agencies are popping up everywhere these days.

 

[zaizaizai]

GEO agencies are popping up everywhere these days.

If you can do SEO targeting this, the traffic will be huge.

 

[Furious Man]

Chinese AI‑SEO tools work well for China-focused content but are mostly ineffective for US/English markets. For US SEO, you still need ChatGPT or Western AI plus traditional optimization.

 

[Play ON]

Most domestic AI SEO tools are designed for Baidu's specific algorithms. Effective SEO for Google/US markets requires a different approach and different tools.

 

[Fourthlevel]

That's really interesting, now thinking about setting up one.

 

[chesterloke]

we are still learning how to optimized it

 

[roydan]

If you can do SEO targeting this, the traffic will be huge.

Most of the knowledge is already out there. Like, there are tools that are supper accurate with their recommendations.

 

[VPSLab]

I’ve played around with a few of those tools and they mostly feel like automated content mills. They can pump out pages fast, but they don’t really move the needle on Google unless you already have authority. Curious what you’re seeing fall short with them.

 

[vvovvo]

I have my own tool that uses Gemini to write an audit report analysing traffic from Google Discover. Data from Google Search Console and GA4.