Do Google penalize sites with chatgpt content?

I even tried copied ranking article on Google and paste on my site but still the same issue
This isn't a good idea. You're asking for trouble.
Maybe you're lacking more on the kw research side instead of content
 
The same things in every forum, if someone is complaining about ai content, others recommend human content. if someone is complaining about human content, others recommend AI-human mixed content. Nobody knows your site better than you. Wait for the core updates to be completed! Low rankings in these days are not about content at all(mostly).
 
You should work on keyword research. Try to pick very low competition keywords. I prefer zero volume keywords first (zero keywords as per the tools but they do have some volume)
 
Just ranked a few AI Generated Articles, used GPT4 and ran through undetectable AI, and added my own little editing, all in all, about 10 minutes spent.
 
Just ranked a few AI Generated Articles, used GPT4 and ran through undetectable AI, and added my own little editing, all in all, about 10 minutes spent.
Non of my sites are even ranking for anything, a month ago I registered a new domain, I copied one content from my blog to the new blog just to test if it'll rank.
The post did rank for weeks but disappeared after then, right now no matter what I write on that new site, nothing will ever rank?.
Am confused where the problem is coming from.
 
Google doesn't directly penalize content created by ChatGPT itself. However, Google does penalize content that's of low quality, regardless of how it was made. So, if you use ChatGPT to create content that's unoriginal, copied, or spammy, Google might give you a penalty.

To avoid any trouble,

Use ChatGPT for ideas, not final content
Edit and proofread everything
Supplement your own content with ChatGPT
 
So true, i use GPT to start my blog than add to it with my own writing then put it through Bypass gpt
 
yes the update is been really harsh for AI content wait one more month the new update would somehow better .
 
Yes and no.

Based on what happened in March, from what I could see, if you just resurrect or revive expired domains and fill those sites with ChatGPT content, you are the prime target of Google's March update.

Does this mean that all publishers that use this strategy got destroyed by Google?

Of course not!

I'm sure there are a lot that managed to survive the initial attack.

But I don't see them persisting for long because Google has put the word out there.

It's out there in the digital streets.

There is a hit on expired domains using mass-generated content.

Now with that said, does this mean that you can't use ChatGPT content at all?

I don't see it that way.

I think AI can still be useful in coming out with outlines and maybe giving you initial research.

But you still have to verify the information.

You still have to rewrite the information so it doesn't sound like a professor wrote the answer.

At the very least, you should do SEO formatting — on-page optimization — and also do a content audit so that the content is engaging.

If you do it that way, then AI assists you instead of generating your content.

These are two different things.

Google is going after sites that rely too heavily on AI-generated content.
 
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