I actually attached the exact and only message I got from them, which says: Low value content - not thin content.It says "thin content", isn't it?
Around 30 posts (manually added) 4000+ waiting to be drip-posted after approval. they're all long-form, between 2 and 4K words each with AI-generated imagesHow many blog posts do you currently have?
How many words are on these posts?
@PushKing yes, it's a MFA by definition, but isn't everything online site that seeks Adsense for monetization MFA anyway? the only difference is some people use whitehat techniques and some use Black, I am obviously using AI content in order to mass produce, thus blackhat as everybody knows here.
Let's skip the point of whether it's worth it to make the site or not in the first place. I am taking the risk here to duplicate many others' successes by doing this. And by the definition you've explained above my site is MFA (although I still believe any site is MFA eventually and I mean by that is that sites tend to share valuable information to get monetized in the end, so they're made for Adsense or any monetization mother but again, different point of views).No, it's not. You don't get the point:
If your primary goal is to share information, you can either sell it or monetize it with ads - this is not MFA.
If your primary goal is to monetize with ads - it is an MFA site.
It has nothing to do with blackhat or whitehat. AI content will be readable at best, but in terms of quality, it won't be anything worth it. Low quality - low-quality users, low-quality revenue, no point in making a site.
You didn't attach any image in your post there.Hey guys,
If anybody has experience in adding AI content blogs into AdSense can help me figure out what the error "in the image attached" exactly represents by Google, I would sincerely appreciate that. All the links and content in the message are very vague, but I don't know what else should I do.
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