Big websites who dominate google using AI shady tricks

[Marco69]

Hello BHT friends and happy Sunday !

Big websites nowadays using fraud and shady tricks with AI and google not penalize them;

a) they use AI to create strorytelling on their sites
b) they use AI for better engagement and keep visitors stay longer on their site
c) they use AI for better email optin and affiliate selling placements
d) they use AI to scrape (!) influencers podcasts and publish them as their own stories


Stay strong and wake up people !

 

[Ambiguiltor]

Proof? I don't even think the first three points are unethical.

 

[Ghost Shadow]

Some big sites definitely push the limits but i think their success usually comes from more than just AI. Strong authority, brand recognition and existing backlinks give them a lot more room to experiment than smaller sites. Ai can help with scale but it does not guarantee long term rankings on its own.

 

[SIPSAMURAI]

Hello BHT friends and happy Sunday !

Big websites nowadays using fraud and shady tricks with AI and google not penalize them;

a) they use AI to create strorytelling on their sites
b) they use AI for better engagement and keep visitors stay longer on their site
c) they use AI for better email optin and affiliate selling placements
d) they use AI to scrape (!) influencers podcasts and publish them as their own stories


Stay strong and wake up people !

Yeah, I think I know what you've spotted! The m dash in some very respectable internet sites. Blogs., articles you name it. But like someone said. You gotta compare like for like for like and the very newest of blogs/posts etc. Some statistics would be nice, though. Like how pages are suspected of XYZ?

 

[SEO JOKER]

Many large websites rely heavily on AI, but using AI is not automatically a problem. Google cares more about whether the content is helpful, original, and provides real value. However, copying or scraping someone else's content and publishing it without meaningful improvements can violate Google's guidelines and may eventually hurt a site's rankings.

 

[Marco69]

Many large websites rely heavily on AI, but using AI is not automatically a problem. Google cares more about whether the content is helpful, original, and provides real value. However, copying or scraping someone else's content and publishing it without meaningful improvements can violate Google's guidelines and may eventually hurt a site's rankings.

They have their own AI and use it a lot for writing stories too.

 

[Marco69]

Yeah, I think I know what you've spotted! The m dash in some very respectable internet sites. Blogs., articles you name it. But like someone said. You gotta compare like for like for like and the very newest of blogs/posts etc. Some statistics would be nice, though. Like how pages are suspected of XYZ?

What you mean with XYZ ?

Proof? I don't even think the first three points are unethical.

They have their own AI

 

[uplyncio]

Hello BHT friends and happy Sunday !

Big websites nowadays using fraud and shady tricks with AI and google not penalize them;

a) they use AI to create strorytelling on their sites
b) they use AI for better engagement and keep visitors stay longer on their site
c) they use AI for better email optin and affiliate selling placements
d) they use AI to scrape (!) influencers podcasts and publish them as their own stories


Stay strong and wake up people !

scaping content is risky strategy. It may work temporarily but its hard to build a sustainable business that's way.

 

[Marco69]

I think big sites are using AI more for scaling content and improving engagement but not just shady tricks alone. Low quality or copied stuff usually does not last long anymore. Sites that rank well still focus on quality + user value even if they use AI in the process.

They copy/ scrape podcasts 1:1 with their own AI to use it as their own story, this is not shady business for you ?

 

[Marco69]

scaping content is risky strategy. It may work temporarily but its hard to build a sustainable business that's way.

For "them" it's not a risky busienss they are friends of google, means they are in the same lobby club= WEF.........

 

[Akinyande ayo]

Bigness always creates so much opportunities, that's how it has always be.

Big people, Big corporations always go away with malpractices.

 

[Marco69]

How stop their AI to scrape other people youtube script text and podcast script text?

 

[Zeliha Akpinar]

Many massive media brands use automated transcription and AI rewrites to repackage audio content into high-ranking articles before the original creators even index. Google typically rewards the domain authority and user signals rather than scanning for the origin of the story. Building out dynamic, AI-assisted engagement loops keeps time-on-site high, which protects these big players from standard unhelpful content updates. Focusing on faster indexing and tight brand authority is the only way to compete against them.

 

[HenryObi]

Hello BHT friends and happy Sunday !

Big websites nowadays using fraud and shady tricks with AI and google not penalize them;

a) they use AI to create strorytelling on their sites
b) they use AI for better engagement and keep visitors stay longer on their site
c) they use AI for better email optin and affiliate selling placements
d) they use AI to scrape (!) influencers podcasts and publish them as their own stories


Stay strong and wake up people !

If we're being honest, none of these are problems that should result in being penalized. Though it is true that big established websites often get away with some things smaller sites are crushed for.

 

[sonnnn]

Large sites often have huge editorial teams technical SEO resources and strong brand recognition what looks like an AI shortcut is often backed by a lot of manual optimization and authority that's difficult for smaller sites to replicate

 

[Marco69]

Many massive media brands use automated transcription and AI rewrites to repackage audio content into high-ranking articles before the original creators even index. Google typically rewards the domain authority and user signals rather than scanning for the origin of the story. Building out dynamic, AI-assisted engagement loops keeps time-on-site high, which protects these big players from standard unhelpful content updates. Focusing on faster indexing and tight brand authority is the only way to compete against them.

You are on the right track! Our smaller websites who not have that high authority , we getting our content slowly indexed, in that time these big companies scrape our articles /podcasts index and then write it as their own story, this is theft.


How "they" know that you have new content/podcast content on your site embed or on the spotify platform? Then youtube and spotify and many more must "alert" these media news site that there is new content ? That's the $1mio Dollar question......
But I guess n8n can do this too for you in your niche.

 

[Marco69]

Large sites often have huge editorial teams technical SEO resources and strong brand recognition what looks like an AI shortcut is often backed by a lot of manual optimization and authority that's difficult for smaller sites to replicate

How "they" know that there is new content /podcasts in spotify ? I guess n8n can do this too.

 

[Marco69]

Large sites often have huge editorial teams technical SEO resources and strong brand recognition what looks like an AI shortcut is often backed by a lot of manual optimization and authority that's difficult for smaller sites to replicate

Ok, but how do you know if there is fresh new content/posts or podcasts in your niche who is not indexed now ?