An Inspiring AI Case Study: Reaching $100 per Day with a Fully Automated AI Website

Fubar1 said:

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Marco69​

One of worst niches on AI are MMO and health

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Marco69 said:

Why in general these niches are worst ? These are big money niches. Yep it's clear your content should be good no matter if you use AI or not.

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Fubar1 said:

AI sounds mostly like 3rd person or 2nd person where it use he / she which is not good for make money online niches.

AI works well specially if you have a strategy to build continues backlinks with link building tools and you can get indexed them.

After all content should have make sense. Today i built another site with ai and my post got indexed in few mins and i started link building right away. but if i do same with MMO it doesn't work like that. Health in other hand for big boys. Know your niche before get started.

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Marco69 said:

Sorry this does not make sense for me, why using AI will not work in MMO niches...but you are right often AI content sounds like 3rd person, especial high ticket niches should have personal human touch.

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DeiFic xD said:

+1

I've stopped convincing people that AI content works. They just have a big bandana on their eyes and just won't believe me, you and many other case studies by prominent people in the industry on Youtube, podcasts etc. This was the case 6 months ago, this is the case right now. They go as far as calling it crappy shitty content. But everybody has the right to have their opinion and there's nothing wrong with that. If they do not want to work with AI content, that's completely fine. I would just say that it's their loss. And no, I'm not saying this because I have an AI content sales thread here. If something is working, I just want everybody to bank with it. It's not going from my pocket after all.

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Fubar1 said:

Which part don't you understand? Most MMO niches require technical knowledge about how to use various tools, etc., or recommendations from real users. Since AI can't make recommendations, it's not suitable for such niches. Of course, you can pursue these areas, but it's not worth it at all. After all, there are plenty of information niches that are more user-friendly.
With recent Google updates, AI combined with tiered link building works great, so why waste that golden opportunity on something subpar?

For example, I am a heavy user of link building automation and consider myself a power user of GSA SER. If someone were to generate an AI article about GSA or something similar, it would require more in-depth practical information, which is impossible with AI. You can't generate this post with AI, but you can still produce decent information on daily skincare routines, can't you?

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Marco69 said:

Sorry this does not make sense for me, why using AI will not work in MMO niches...but you are right often AI content sounds like 3rd person, especial high ticket niches should have personal human touch.

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Techpreneur said:

It's not a journey, because I hate that word. I'm interested in building a steady online business rather than following a method and starting a journey.

So, what is this post all about? It's a simple case study started solely to find out how Google reacts to AI content.

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Semrush doesn't show the correct information, I used to check my AdSense earnings to find out the traffic details. I can't use GSC because I bought this domain for PBN purposes but finally, it ended as a money site. I even created a thread seeking tips on monetizing the PBN in the beginning before I considered using it as a money site. Here's the link to it.

I created this AI website three months ago and started posting articles last month. I've published more than 10,000 posts so far. It receives more than 5K daily visitors, as per the AdSense report. I didn't build any links but was fully focused on creating high-quality content and optimizing on-page SEO.

It's a fully automated AI website. I rarely visit the site to check for minor issues like title and content errors. The articles are properly interlinked and have relevant royalty-free images, proper HTML structure, and SEO-optimized titles. Google started ranking my posts for various keywords, and some posts even outranked Forbes articles as well.

What have I learned from this experiment? AI content works like a charm if you build the articles correctly. On-page SEO is very important for AI content. If you do it correctly, you can easily make $1K daily.

PS: This is not another Sartre's method of attracting members to make them purchase my script or app. The post was solely created to inspire others and inform them that AI will be working in 2023. Make hay while the sun shines.

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itz_styx said:

well then you have to work on your prompt design.. you can make it sound like anything you want, you just have to give proper linguistic instructions.

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facebook fans said:

It’s possible to generate that many posts per day if you are running multiple accounts. I created 100k posts but never posted them now with my new site I will be running multiple accounts to create 1000s post a day I to drafts and then schedule post them at different times and dates

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Marco69 said:

Yeah OK having free chatgpt with 3-4 different email adresses, then you can produce more like 300 posts a day or something, that needs a lot of content ideas daily , or rewriting ....

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flackz said:

There are some good examples in this article of how to improve the AI prompts and make them more human-like.

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facebook fans said:

Not really that’s why you creat a spreadsheet with all your blog titles 1000’s of different ones and then just upload it to the tool to create the blogs and auto post them into the drafts of your Wordpress. Luckily I have my own tool and no I don’t sell it since after I got scammed on here by someone I got a family member to create me one

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flackz said:

There are some good examples in this article of how to improve the AI prompts and make them more human-like.

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yarek said:

Still working?

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Techpreneur said:

It's not a journey, because I hate that word. I'm interested in building a steady online business rather than following a method and starting a journey.

So, what is this post all about? It's a simple case study started solely to find out how Google reacts to AI content.

View attachment 272503
Semrush doesn't show the correct information, I used to check my AdSense earnings to find out the traffic details. I can't use GSC because I bought this domain for PBN purposes but finally, it ended as a money site. I even created a thread seeking tips on monetizing the PBN in the beginning before I considered using it as a money site. Here's the https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/my-pbn-started-ranking-how-do-i-monetize-it.1480506/ to it.

I created this AI website three months ago and started posting articles last month. I've published more than 10,000 posts so far. It receives more than 5K daily visitors, as per the AdSense report. I didn't build any links but was fully focused on creating high-quality content and optimizing on-page SEO.

It's a fully automated AI website. I rarely visit the site to check for minor issues like title and content errors. The articles are properly interlinked and have relevant royalty-free images, proper HTML structure, and SEO-optimized titles. Google started ranking my posts for various keywords, and some posts even outranked Forbes articles as well.

What have I learned from this experiment? AI content works like a charm if you build the articles correctly. On-page SEO is very important for AI content. If you do it correctly, you can easily make $1K daily.

PS: This is not another Sartre's method of attracting members to make them purchase my script or app. The post was solely created to inspire others and inform them that AI will be working in 2023. Make hay while the sun shines.

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Techpreneur said:

It's not a journey, because I hate that word. I'm interested in building a steady online business rather than following a method and starting a journey.

So, what is this post all about? It's a simple case study started solely to find out how Google reacts to AI content.

View attachment 272503
Semrush doesn't show the correct information, I used to check my AdSense earnings to find out the traffic details. I can't use GSC because I bought this domain for PBN purposes but finally, it ended as a money site. I even created a thread seeking tips on monetizing the PBN in the beginning before I considered using it as a money site. Here's the https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/my-pbn-started-ranking-how-do-i-monetize-it.1480506/ to it.

I created this AI website three months ago and started posting articles last month. I've published more than 10,000 posts so far. It receives more than 5K daily visitors, as per the AdSense report. I didn't build any links but was fully focused on creating high-quality content and optimizing on-page SEO.

It's a fully automated AI website. I rarely visit the site to check for minor issues like title and content errors. The articles are properly interlinked and have relevant royalty-free images, proper HTML structure, and SEO-optimized titles. Google started ranking my posts for various keywords, and some posts even outranked Forbes articles as well.

What have I learned from this experiment? AI content works like a charm if you build the articles correctly. On-page SEO is very important for AI content. If you do it correctly, you can easily make $1K daily.

PS: This is not another Sartre's method of attracting members to make them purchase my script or app. The post was solely created to inspire others and inform them that AI will be working in 2023. Make hay while the sun shines.

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