Sartre
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you are the real Gme neither, not even for spun content or markov
AI Content Is Garbage And Search Engines Know It.
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TheDankChocolate
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Interesting. Will this cause Google to be more attentive towards you?I'm putting 8 of my PAA/AI sites data studio Google organic clicks data in public: https://datastudio.google.com/u/0/reporting/7db9eb94-334e-4ba1-9847-d0155f291a83/page/LuRfC
let's see what happens
Sartre
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I really don't think they care about some little guy like me.
TheDankChocolate
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No i mean will they be paying a little more attention on what your website is about, user behaviour,etc (basically their ranking factors)
Sartre
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to my particular sites? You really think someone from Google will come here, breach my privacy, check which sites are mine and track it?
TheDankChocolate
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You are maybe missing my point. What i mean is your automated sites can get in their radar and maybe that can cause issues?to my particular sites? You really think someone from Google will come here, breach my privacy, check which sites are mine and track it?
jeronymo29
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The end of AI and PAA websites?
Shall see........
jeronymo29
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I don't know how the big G came up with that, but my opinion is that if it's done well, Ai can't judge the content who wrote it, and if it's a classic, spilling it out of nowhere, there will be sanctions.
Sartre
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it's so easy to find thousands of automated sites though
Mactronn
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Especially when only one author publish 100 posts every single day.
sagarpatil
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How would you filter AI sites?
Sartre
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1. Google has a database of website (duh!)
2. Every day, check for websites that index has grown rapidly (100s+ new posts) and are growing in the traffic index.
3. Send a human to check if the articles are real or not. Apparently they hire thousands of people to do manual checks. Have you seen this? https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/google-quality-manual-rating-guidelines-rater-hubs-todays-august-16th-2022-pdf-leaked.1430420/
Jerk55
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If Google does it this way, it will be virtually impossible for any AI/PAA site to escape getting wrecked.
MKSKS
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People with non AI content need to be more concerned because if the update messes up there will be lot of collateral damage.
AI or PAA sites are already churn & burn so it could happen anytime.
And this has been already happening as we see PAA sites getting deranked after a happy period.
And the recent track record of Google updates has been messing a lot.
SO, let's prepare for the unexpected too.
AI or PAA sites are already churn & burn so it could happen anytime.
And this has been already happening as we see PAA sites getting deranked after a happy period.
And the recent track record of Google updates has been messing a lot.
SO, let's prepare for the unexpected too.
bloggingguy
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Google updates are like a politicians promise to curb CORRUPTION, promises look good when they are made in public.
M4DM4X
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Interesting. I was wondering if they really proceed like this, because when you take site and look at its cached dates (ie last time google visited it) you can see their bots dont come everyday on a site, they usually come once a week, at least that's what I've noticed on average, and sometimes less. So my point is, if they only check a site once a week, it wont seem strange for them to see 100s of new articles created, so it shouldnt trigger a review?
Hunter112
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I heard too much about PAA on BHW, can you help me with some urls so I can see what kind of website it is?