Some blogs using AI-generated content can still rank well, but the rankings usually don’t last. I’ve learned from that experience and will never rely entirely on AI-generated content for my new blogs.
I’ve tried it as well, but most of the ads weren’t approved. Even when they were approved, the account would usually be suspended one or two days later.
I’ve also experimented with blogs featuring content written entirely by AI. Most of them didn’t rank well, while a few initially ranked fairly well but then dropped in the search results very quickly.
I’ve also experimented with posting carousel content on LinkedIn, but the results weren’t as good as I expected. I think this format is no longer as effective these days.
Rather than replacing Reddit, I’ve changed my approach to using the platform to reduce the risk of my accounts being banned and to prevent my content from being removed as often.
Nowadays, most people have shifted toward video content, especially short-form videos. Pure text-based content still has value, but it’s less appealing to viewers because reading takes more time than watching a video.
Create a few interesting videos and post them on TikTok to see how many views they get. If the videos perform well and your channel grows quickly, you can monetize it by adding affiliate links.
Buy a domain and hosting, choose a free or paid theme that you like, then customize the design to make it look more appealing. After that, start publishing content and optimize it for SEO if you want to focus on SEO.
A few channels I follow have experienced something similar. Their recent videos have been getting significantly fewer views than before. I think their channels may have lost their exposure in the recommendations feed.
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