Adsense Thin Content Violation

Hey guys,

Today one of my websites was flagged in adsense with Thin Content violation. It is mainly done with an AI script I have that creates the bulk of the article that I mannually edit before publishing. The articles are actually good (in my opinion), much better than the average website in my niche.

How could I "detect" what are the thin content pages in my website to drop? Any experience on this?

Could this violation not due to content and rather it is some bad links I bought early when starting this website?

Regards,

Google had started doing this and yes even on adsense approved sites while noting changed in terms on content quality. I suggest you to post in main public forum, I am curious to know what exactly is the solution for this blackhat or not I don't care.

IM Dude said:

Google had started doing this and yes even on adsense approved sites while noting changed in terms on content quality. I suggest you to post in main public forum, I am curious to know what exactly is the solution for this blackhat or not I don't care.

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It is very weird. My seo rankings did not drop, in fact, they are better than ever. All my articles are 1000+ words, answering the search intent. Properly interlinked

Seritx said:

Could this violation not due to content and rather it is some bad links I bought early when starting this website?

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At first glance, I want to say no. Thin content is something Matt Cutts was talking about 5-10 years ago.

There's a few questions you may answer to help us get a better view of the situation:

- Is there anything under the manual actions tab in your Google Search Console?
- How long is your content generally?
- If you know, how many articles are affected?
- Are you doing simple on-page SEO for these articles? (Outbound links, internal link structure, images with alt text, not keyword stuffing, good title & meta descriptions, etc?)
- Do your articles answer the searcher's intent? For instance, compare your articles with the top 3 ranking for the keywords you're targeting.

Take a look at their search quality guidelines as well, this is mainly for future reference of course. It may not help you in this particular moment, but there's some important info in here: https://static.googleusercontent.co....com/en//searchqualityevaluatorguidelines.pdf

I think you are uploading AI content or spinned something like that?

The thing is AI content is detectable....

If you see that Google does not penalize it then it has compulsions........... the AI content is ranking not because of the content SEO but because of the site authority......

I think, in eyes of Google, AI content is valued even less than duplicate content.. so you can think now.... and sorry for many grammar mistakes....