Advice on drip feeding AI-generating articles?

Steptoe said:
No, sorry. I've often toyed with starting some journey threads but I just know that I'd be slack with the updates.
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Fair enough. Then can you briefly answer these questions? I'm about to start a blog with AI articles so your insights would help a lot.

1. What AI model do you use to generate your articles?
2. How do you find your keywords? (nothing specific, just a general idea of the process)
3. How do you go about the structure of your articles? Do you take PAA questions as H2's or you have a different approach?
4. Do you care about interlinking and outbound linking?
5. Do you care about adding in-body images?
6. Do you do anything for indexing?
7. How long did it take to get to 100 pageviews a day since day one?

Many thanks in advance for your time.
 
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mediaBuzzz said:
Fair enough. Then can you briefly answer these questions? I'm about to start a blog with AI articles so your insights would help a lot.

1. What AI model do you use to generate your articles?
2. How do you find your keywords? (nothing specific, just a general idea of the process)
3. How do you go about the structure of your articles? Do you take PAA questions as H2's or you have a different approach?
4. Do you care about interlinking and outbound linking?
5. Do you care about adding in-body images?
6. Do you do anything for indexing?
7. How long did it take to get to 100 pageviews a day since day one?

Many thanks in advance for your time.
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1) Mostly OpenAI directly via API (not chatGPT), but also GPT-NeoX for 'less important' generation. I've also been playing around with the Falcon-40B model and am liking it a lot.
2) A few APIs I don't really want to disclose.
3) I don't like adhering to a standard structure. Most AI article sites I've seen are VERY uniform. I like to try and randomise as much as possible (inserting lists, blockquotes, not always using header tags etc). I don't like using Google PAA questions as they're mostly awful - "what are the 7 different types of xxx" - noone has ever asked that! AI is good at generating relevant questions if that is the approach you are taking.
4) I interlink like a madman. Every page should be accessible from multiple other locations on the site. Outbound links I randomise. About 40% of articles have 1-2 links to sites that are in the top 5 positions for the keyword.
5) I tend to pre-generate a load of images that relate loosely to the site's niche, then add them randomly to articles. I don't care if there are duplicate uses.
6) Backlinks!
7) Anything from a week to several months.
 
Steptoe said:
1) Mostly OpenAI directly via API (not chatGPT), but also GPT-NeoX for 'less important' generation. I've also been playing around with the Falcon-40B model and am liking it a lot.
2) A few APIs I don't really want to disclose.
3) I don't like adhering to a standard structure. Most AI article sites I've seen are VERY uniform. I like to try and randomise as much as possible (inserting lists, blockquotes, not always using header tags etc). I don't like using Google PAA questions as they're mostly awful - "what are the 7 different types of xxx" - noone has ever asked that! AI is good at generating relevant questions if that is the approach you are taking.
4) I interlink like a madman. Every page should be accessible from multiple other locations on the site. Outbound links I randomise. About 40% of articles have 1-2 links to sites that are in the top 5 positions for the keyword.
5) I tend to pre-generate a load of images that relate loosely to the site's niche, then add them randomly to articles. I don't care if there are duplicate uses.
6) Backlinks!
7) Anything from a week to several months.
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Wow thank you for your reply.

1) what model of openai did you use for your most successful website? Is it text-davinci (is it fine-tuned?) or you have access to gpt-4?
 
mediaBuzzz said:
Wow thank you for your reply.

1) what model of openai did you use for your most successful website? Is it text-davinci (is it fine-tuned?) or you have access to gpt-4?
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My most successful website was actually mainly GPT-3 and GPT-J based and very much on the spammy side of things.
 
tattooedbuddha said:
I see you got some good advice already from other members, in case you want to read more about publishing frequency, feel free to read this guide I posted last week :)

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/guide-how-often-should-you-post-articles-on-your-blog-a-comprehensive-guide.1515124/
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This is great .. didn't show up in search for me. Thank you so much for sharing!
 
Start slowly posting articles.Try to maintain a balance between quality and quantity. It could be beneficial for your website with 10 high-quality articles per day. But if your quality decreases, it could be fatal for your search engine ranking.
 
In my experience, starting slow has work best. Not sure if posting excessively could improve indexing in any way.
 
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