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AI Content in 2025 – Still Worth It?
- Thread starter sara2354
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BFW9000
Junior Member
- Jan 26, 2011
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There's a guy I follow on Youtube called Income Stream Surfers.
He's been ranking a website in the fashion/clothing niche with pure AI content.
He does have a very refined prompting process though.
He's not just asking ChatGPT to write a 1000 word article on [keyword].
But his process works.
The final article has table of contents, h2 tags, tables, images, and internal linking.
He has many many rankings on the first page and some in the top 3.
I'd suggest you checkout his vids if you want the latest info on ranking AI content on Google.
He's been ranking a website in the fashion/clothing niche with pure AI content.
He does have a very refined prompting process though.
He's not just asking ChatGPT to write a 1000 word article on [keyword].
But his process works.
The final article has table of contents, h2 tags, tables, images, and internal linking.
He has many many rankings on the first page and some in the top 3.
I'd suggest you checkout his vids if you want the latest info on ranking AI content on Google.
Henry Sepov
Newbie
- Oct 18, 2024
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Yeah, I've noticed some drops lately, especially with purely AI-generated stuff that isn’t well-edited. What seems to still work is mixing AI with human editing—making sure the content sounds natural, adds real value, and has original insights. Also, sites that keep strong internal linking and good user signals seem to hold up better. Would love to hear what others are seeing too.
therocketman
Registered Member
- Sep 19, 2024
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i think its just the beginning lol, remember how bad ai was. in a year or two its gotten dramatically better. imagine the next 10 years, would be a great idea to continue and learn the best ai softwares.
arkaye
Senior Member
- Feb 7, 2015
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Some people are still ranking well with AI content, but only if it's high-quality and helpful. Google now checks for low-quality or spammy AI content and may lower its ranking. To keep your rankings, make sure your AI content is useful, accurate, and edited by a human.
Thanks for the recommendation
- Nov 28, 2017
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Everyone is generating AI content, and it's working! Why waste hours creating content? Instead, focus on developing your skills to get the best output from AI.
Ranking AI-generated content on Google has become tougher lately. Google's updates now focus more on original, helpful content that shows real expertise and experience . So, if your AI content is generic or lacks depth, it's likely to struggle. On the other hand, Bing seems more forgiving. AI content still performs decently there.
- Dec 31, 2013
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Ai content still working for low competition keywords, Just make sure your content is helpful for the users.
debiaseamerica8282
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- Dec 18, 2024
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A study conducted by Semrush in early 2025 found that 57% of AI-written articles ranked in the top 10 on Google, compared to 58% of human-written articles. This shows that AI content can compete with human content with human supervision. Effective strategies include using AI to research, ideate, or write content first, followed by human editing to add unique insights, ensure factual accuracy, and match search intent.
