Automatic blogging

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I understand how to do it well.
Looks like low value ai generated not only content but a site itself. Ahref dosent show any traffic whatsoever
Check when the website and articles were created. The website is brand new, only 1 or 2 months old.
 
I understand how to do it well.

Check when the website and articles were created. The website is brand new, only 1 or 2 months old.
I asked you for a successful example of ai generated content. What makes you think that your ai content is right and will get traffic?
 
I asked you for a successful example of ai generated content. What makes you think that your ai content is right and will get traffic?
 

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It depends on the niche, but blogs that rely solely on AI to compile information that already exists on the internet are not going to prosper in the long term; perhaps a niche like news, and if it's local, they might work.
 
Are you trying to sell your prompt/tool or you're genuinely believe that that site will lead to something?
 
Many people think about automation, but in reality there hasn’t been any successful automated blog, and not many people want to use them because it’s very hard to get past search engines.
With the right approach and system, everything works. You select the key queries for your websites yourself, and the articles are written and published automatically.
How long have you been testing this?
In general. Long ago. I have one niche website about electricity, which has reached 9,000 monthly visits from search engines. The second website is one month old and doesn't have many articles; it's a DIY repair niche. It's showing growth.
Are you trying to sell your prompt/tool or you're genuinely believe that that site will lead to something?
I am sharing my own experience and would like to find people here who are doing the same thing. Ask them what problems they encounter. And thus improve my service, because even at the initial stage it is already showing results. And it will be cheaper than similar services and of higher quality.
 
I’ve seen it work as a support tool, not a magic button.
Automation helps with scale, but human edits and experience are what make the content rank and stay.
 
Hello, I am currently testing automatic blogging. We even created our own service for writing SEO articles. Who has experience with this?
Hey I know one blog automaton and you can search Trustpots and my contacts is in it.
 
Adding facts, article authors, links to the author's page. Facts are based on SERP analysis.
That's exactly where the real challenge lies. My approach is to build E-E-A-T into the content creation process, not just add it as a post-hoc decoration.
 
Automatic blogging can work only when humans control keyword strategy, search intent, and editing fully automated mass content usually fails or gets suppressed.
 
Site impressions are amazing for the first month, I guess baclinks are still working nice or good keyword research.
 
I’ve seen it work as a support tool, not a magic button.
Automation helps with scale, but human edits and experience are what make the content rank and stay.
Of course. Before each publication, the article is quickly checked to make sure there are no errors. Not spelling mistakes, but simply to ensure that it is on topic.
Hey I know one blog automaton and you can search Trustpots and my contacts is in it.
You can visit my profile on BHW and see something interesting.
That's exactly where the real challenge lies. My approach is to build E-E-A-T into the content creation process, not just add it as a post-hoc decoration.
How do you do it? Please share your experience.
Automatic blogging can work only when humans control keyword strategy, search intent, and editing fully automated mass content usually fails or gets suppressed.
Why? It works very well. Google does not prohibit AI content, but it says that it should be checked and edited by a human.
Do you use public scripts for automation?
No, we didn't. We wrote the prompts together with AI. That is, we asked directly, “How can we best ask you so that you give the best answer?”
Site impressions are amazing for the first month, I guess baclinks are still working nice or good keyword research.
We took a comprehensive approach here. Keyword collection, links, social signals. But we still need to work on the latter.
 
I think autoblog works better 2-3 years ago. Now it is tough to get better results in the realm of AI. Still we should make our experient though.
At the moment, it does not function without human intervention. We strive to minimize human intervention. The most important aspects are controlled by people. But now it is possible to write 30 articles per day of fairly high quality, each containing 2,500 words. Previously, this was not possible for one person.
 
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