Is there still demand for blogs with AI content?

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I mean readymade websites with thousands of AI articles. What if we create a marketplace for such websites. Will I get enough buyers for such websites?
 
I mean readymade websites with thousands of AI articles. What if we create a marketplace for such websites. Will I get enough buyers for such websites?
Such website will.be limited in several ways

Google been the major search engine discovers and ban the website

Article uniqueness
Value for readers
Ai can not automatically do all.of this
 
I mean readymade websites with thousands of AI articles. What if we create a marketplace for such websites. Will I get enough buyers for such websites?
There’s demand, but not like before.

Buyers are way more careful now, thousands of AI articles alone isn’t attractive anymore.

If the site has traffic, earnings, or a clear system behind it, then it sells.
 
Marketplace demand depends on the quality of those AI sites. If the content is mass-generated with no EEAT, most buyers won’t risk it because Google updates hit those sites fast. But if the sites have niche focus, clean structure, and some initial traffic, you can find buyers. Overall, people do buy AI sites but only the ones that show real ranking potential.
 
I mean readymade websites with thousands of AI articles. What if we create a marketplace for such websites. Will I get enough buyers for such websites?
I think no, if you are using AI then you should have to add a real value into it.
 
There is still demand, but buyers are much smarter now and avoid bulk AI sites with no proof of rankings.
You’ll need aged domains, traffic, and some human touch to make them sell.
 
You will have a really hard time finding buyers for sites just stuffed with raw ai articles, google has been aggressively nuking those exact types of mass produced spam blogs, so smart investors won't touch them.
You might sell a few for dirt cheap to guys running temporary black hat projects but a whole marketplace for them just won't survive.
 
There will be buyers but mostly short term flippers who only care about traffic screenshots and quick roi. Long term demand is weaker because buyers now know mass AI sites can lose value fast after updates so trust and proof of revenue matter more than article count
 
Buyers will rely on metrics such as keyword rankings, traffic, and content quality. Blogs that generate content in bulk using AI typically do not achieve strong results.
Earning is not required ?
 
You may find a few buyers, but it’s not a very reliable or strong market. Most experienced buyers stay away from websites filled with bulk AI content unless they already have real traffic, steady income, or some level of brand authority. Otherwise, they are often seen as risky and low value. To make this model work, it is better to focus on building sites with proven performance like rankings, revenue, and niche authority instead of just mass produced AI content.
 
There is some demand, but it’s not as strong as before.

Buyers are more careful now. Sites with just mass AI content and no traffic or revenue don’t sell well. Most people want proof of rankings, traffic, or income.

If the site has real traffic and some earnings, it can still sell. But just “thousands of AI articles” alone won’t attract serious buyers.

If you build a marketplace, focus on quality sites with data, not just bulk content. That’s what people are actually paying for now.
 
A marketplace for AI generated readymade sites will struggle most buyers wont pay for low quality thin content sites that don’t actually rank or convert.
 
Yes. Its depends on niche, some niche is very effective for AI. But i think with proper human touch is better.
 
You won’t get consistent buyers sites packed with generic AI articles usually have little real value, so demand is low and churn is high.
 
Demand isn’t as strong as before since most buyers know AI-only sites don’t last long in rankings. Just having thousands of articles isn’t enough now, people care more about real traffic & authority.

A marketplace can work, but only if the sites actually show results, not just content volume.
 
Yes, people still buy websites, but things have changed a lot.
Buyers don’t get excited by sites filled with only AI content anymore. They want something that already shows results like traffic, a clear niche, or some income.
A marketplace can work, but only if the websites feel real and useful. Simple AI content sites are harder to sell today.
 
Selling a bunch of ai generated junk is a risky-ass play because real investors know google's gonna smoke those low-effort sites the second an update drops. You might catch some buyers tryna get rich quick, but savvy buyers dont touching that static when it’s one click away from being straight-up worthless
 
yeah there is still demand but not like before… buyers now more careful with pure ai sites, if no traffic or revenue its hard to sell… if site has some seo, real traffic and looks clean then still can sell… marketplace idea ok but you need quality sites not just bulk ai content.
 
Demand is still there, but buyers now want indexed pages, some traffic, and a clear monetization angle not just bulk AI uploads.
A marketplace can work if you filter quality, show real metrics, and avoid low value spam sites or you’ll struggle with repeat buyers.
 
Yes, but it’s a smarter buyer market now people look for topical authority, internal linking, and some aged trust signals.
If your sites show rankings, indexed pages, and even small earnings, they’ll sell fast; otherwise they’re seen as rebuild projects.
 
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