Chat GTP content sky rocketing

A lot of factors to take into account
Niche, keywords and most importantly, if this growth will sustain
yes exactly.. from my experience fast up fast down..

but saying that there is no dodgy tricks being pulled here.

Ill keep this thread updated as the ventures progress
 
yes exactly.. from my experience fast up fast down..

but saying that there is no dodgy tricks being pulled here.

Ill keep this thread updated as the ventures progress
I think u missed my question

Good.. And thanks for sharing..

Pls do u use chat gpt 4 or 3.5

2..do u check if ur content pass AI dedector or u didn't care
 
I think u missed my question

Good.. And thanks for sharing..

Pls do u use chat gpt 4 or 3.5

2..do u check if ur content pass AI dedector or u didn't care
I never use any detectors.... google will know fine well the content is AI... that important question is not is it AI, but is the content helpful?

im on version 4
 
ChatGPT content is no longer "Skyrocketing" if you simply ask it to "write you something" then copy and paste since Google's October spam update. You now need to start changing things, put in a little more effort and your own personal touch.

This is a fact.

Don't be lazy. Put a little effort onto your content creation. :)
 
Guys anyone who says that GPT content doesnt rank, or they spend time paying for content writing services... you are doing it wrong...

Ive a new site here that is 8 weeks only with 100RDs and its rocketing with 100% AI content with no editing.

My blog posts and some pages are less than 2 weeks only, and on the first page, best position is 6, but beating sites that are 12 years old DR 70....

This is 100% proof to me AI content without editing works extremely well
It does rank if you twist it well enough, like give certain commands not the usual one. But Google will work on an update sooner or later that will detect with 100% accuracy AI generated articles
 
ChatGPT content is no longer "Skyrocketing" if you simply ask it to "write you something" then copy and paste since Google's October spam update. You now need to start changing things, put in a little more effort and your own personal touch.

This is a fact.

Don't be lazy. Put a little effort onto your content creation. :)
you somehow have some to the conclusion that human written content is better?

In short, its not...

If you think otherwise all good
 
you somehow have some to the conclusion that human written content is better?

In short, its not...

If you think otherwise all good

Please read my comment with more detail. This is not what I said buddy.

If you could not understand that my comment points out :

You can still use ChatGPT content as long as it's not just a direct copy and paste of the entire output. You now need to also add your own personal touches to the output also.

So, I am sorry if you were incapable of understanding this. I promise I will do better next time!
 
If I'm not mistaken, Google changed one of their guidelines, giving indirect information that they would no longer punish AI articles unless it is "useful to the user".
 
Please read my comment with more detail. This is not what I said buddy.

If you could not understand that my comment points out :

You can still use ChatGPT content as long as it's not just a direct copy and paste of the entire output. You now need to also add your own personal touches to the output also.

So, I am sorry if you were incapable of understanding this. I promise I will do better next time!
but see all my content is copy and paste.... every single bit.

Your point is AI content needs to be edited and a human touch add... this just is not true.

Now I will agree that you can not enter simple prompts this will never work.

The key is you need to actually understand the subject which you are writing about then you will be able to cover the topic in detail.

But from my own experience in 3 niches and test sites... its all 100% copy and paste and its working.

This site is also very new, sitting at 385 impressions today... All AI non edited

Content was added in the past 10 days
 

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If I'm not mistaken, Google changed one of their guidelines, giving indirect information that they would no longer punish AI articles unless it is "useful to the user".

ChatGPT content by default is useless. It does not contain any useful information or insights, It's just generic words on a page

You also need to add your own data driven information to the ChatGPT content.

You can do this by.

1. Create your baseline ChatGPT generated content.
Then.
2. Copy some interesting and proven data such as statistics into ChatGPT and then ask it to "Rewrite this"
Then
3. Then, you can splice these two outputs together using your own creativity.
Then.
4. You can change up a few words or sentences in your own native writing tone.

That's how you create rankable ChatGPT content. A simple copy and paste of the output will have most seasoned readers laughing at you as you try to poetry yourself as some kind of content creator or blogger. Also. Google will simply think it sucks as it wont contain anything actual useful for a reader.
 
but see all my content is copy and paste.... every single bit.

Your point is AI content needs to be edited and a human touch add... this just is not true.

Now I will agree that you can not enter simple prompts this will never work.

The key is you need to actually understand the subject which you are writing about then you will be able to cover the topic in detail.

But from my own experience in 3 niches and test sites... its all 100% copy and paste and its working.

This site is also very new, sitting at 385 impressions today... All AI non edited

Content was added in the past 10 days

Your metrics chart means nothing to me without giving me a screenshot of the article. So, out of interest. for your chatGPT content, what's the bounce rate buddy? I bet its super high!!
 
Most people have no idea how to harness ChatGPT correctly. I can go on for hours, if not days on this subject.

All I will say and leave behind is. If you simply copy and paste 100% of a ChatGPT output and then put your name to an article. You are going to look like an idiot.

Real writers, real journalists and addicted content readers will see the worthless junk content from the moon. Not to mention as there is nothing insightful, new or interesting and you have just produced some rehashed "words on a page' from 2021. These people will bounce while hating you for wasting their time and will never come back.

Sure you can use some tools to make your AI content not detectable. Yet, humans are still a million times smarter than these coded machines We can see and understand AI generated content with our own eyes (No tools needed)

Once more, put some effort into content creation. Sure, use ChatGPT to get some baseline information and save some time. But use it correctly and don't forget to leave your own insights generated from your own fingers. Even if it's just changing up a few words here there. At least you " touched it". It's always the human touch the grabs people's eyes.
 
ChatGPT content by default is useless. It does not contain any useful information or insights, It's just generic words on a page

You also need to add your own data driven information to the ChatGPT content.

You can do this by.

1. Create your baseline ChatGPT generated content.
Then.
2. Copy some interesting and proven data such as statistics into ChatGPT and then ask it to "Rewrite this"
Then
3. Then, you can splice these two outputs together using your own creativity.
Then.
4. You can change up a few words or sentences in your own native writing tone.

That's how you create rankable ChatGPT content. A simple copy and paste of the output will have most seasoned readers laughing at you as you try to poetry yourself as some kind of content creator or blogger. Also. Google will simply think it sucks as it wont contain anything actual useful for a reader.
Anyone who wants to have the least generic article possible should have a ready-made text to base it on.

My comment was to inform you that Google no longer cares if you are using AI to improve your texts or their structure. There are several prompts out there for rewriting texts.

People are afraid to use it because of detection, even though Copyleaks has detected human texts as using AI several times. Detected or not, Google doesn't care at this point.
 
Anyone who wants to have the least generic article possible should have a ready-made text to base it on.

My comment was to inform you that Google no longer cares if you are using AI to improve your texts or their structure. There are several prompts out there for rewriting texts.

People are afraid to use it because of detection, even though Copyleaks has detected human texts as using AI several times. Detected or not, Google doesn't care at this point.
Googles does care buddy. You are simply not listening.

You see, once more, as I keep explaining over and over again. It totally depends on how it's used.

If you are just going to tell ChatGPT - Write me a blog post about selling handbags, and then you simply copy and paste that onto your low authority blog and expect it to rank well. You are totally wrong. It won't - Hence why raw ChatGPT content does not rank and Google will not reward it.

You need to use AI tools such a ChatGPT in very specific ways that will ensure your article is according to
https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2023/02/google-search-and-ai-content

This is what you will need to do in order to use AI generated content for ranking your article well


1. Create your baseline ChatGPT generated content.
Then.
2. Copy some interesting and proven data such as statistics into ChatGPT from other websites and then ask it to "Rewrite this"
Then
3. Then, you can splice these two outputs together using your own creativity.
Then.
4. You can change up a few words or sentences in your own native writing tone.


Anyways, broken record much?
 
Googles does care buddy. You are simply not listening.

You see, once more, as I keep explaining over and over again. It totally depends on how it's used.

If you are just going to tell ChatGPT - Write me a blog post about selling handbags, and then you simply copy and paste that onto your low authority blog and expect it to rank well. You are totally wrong. It won't - Hence why raw ChatGPT content does not rank and Google will not reward it.

You need to use AI tools such a ChatGPT in very specific ways that will ensure your article is according to
E-E-A-T.

This is what you will need to do in order to use AI generated content for ranking your article well


1. Create your baseline ChatGPT generated content.
Then.
2. Copy some interesting and proven data such as statistics into ChatGPT from other websites and then ask it to "Rewrite this"
Then
3. Then, you can splice these two outputs together using your own creativity.
Then.
4. You can change up a few words or sentences in your own native writing tone.


Anyways, broken record much?
I don't think you understand what I'm trying to say. I know that just using ChatGPT content won't be enough, that's why I said generic content doesn't work. Google cares if the generated content is useful to the user and to be useful, it needs to go beyond AI content.

What I said is that Google won't penalize you if it has some way of knowing that you used it at some point.
 
I don't think you understand what I'm trying to say. I know that just using ChatGPT content won't be enough, that's why I said generic content doesn't work. Google cares if the generated content is useful to the user and to be useful, it needs to go beyond AI content.

What I said is that Google won't penalize you if it has some way of knowing that you used it at some point.


Gesh.


I'm not talking about penalties, we are talking about SERP impact which are two different factors completely.

Anyone up for a free blog post? https://techbuisness.altervista.org/
 
Any particular commands that you used that you would recommend for site content?
 
Your metrics chart means nothing to me without giving me a screenshot of the article. So, out of interest. for your chatGPT content, what's the bounce rate buddy? I bet its super high!!
the article indexed today which is what i stated...

why would you assume the article boumce
Any particular commands that you used that you would recommend for site content?

People keep asking about commands...

youre looking at it wrong...

There is no such thing as one command that will work

This is the wrong way to look at it..

You need to 'know the subject' in order to be able to write in indepth article rather than some magic command.

In some terms youre writing about a tree, what type of tree is it, where did that seed come from, what weather does it like, what type of soil does it thrive in.... These are the things you should be looking into to create a proper blog post... forget the commands.
 
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