[Journey] Experimental Blog using ChatGPT

proxpromo said:

Just to clarify something.
And this is gonna sound like a dumb question probably.

But have you really built a site with just AI content, no backlinks, and 3 months later doing over 100 PV a day and $2 in revenue?

I kind of feel like I've missed something.

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Mr. Blackhat said:

There are no dumb questions. Yes, I guess I was lucky with this one. I have not been able to work on this site this month as I've had some problems with my main project. But the traffic now sits at around 200 organic visits per day and about 65 articles in total.

The site is 100% AI, no keyword research, no backlinks, absolutely no competition, and for some weird reason a lot of searches. I use one prompt to generate the entire article and post it without any human edit at all. Each post is 600-800 words and I only grab a review photo from Amazon to use as thumbnail.

A few examples would be: A site about weights. How much does X weigh, converted into both metric and imperial units. You don't need to do any research in such a niche, just grab a list (or ask chatgpt to make such a list) of different items, foods, products, etc. Another one could be weight loss related and only focus on carbs in different types of foods. Or the pH value of different liquids. Of course you have to fact check the article to make sure you're not spreading false statistics.

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Kinu Actaz said:

Good luck mate
Just another interesting journey based on AI articles.
However, my experience has not been good with AI articles but I'm still trying my luck by implementing different strategies to make it work. I'm doing my experiments until I find the best prompt.

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serponaut said:

Good Luck! Are you using complex chatgpt prompts for these posts? Many people using chatgpt these days get some traffic in the beginning, but eventually get deindexed, probably because they aren't using good enough prompts.

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Mr. Blackhat said:

Thanks!

I think there are a lot of factors to consider when doing AI websites. For instance, chatgpt is terrible with affiliate reviews, it completely lacks the human connection and it won't convert at all (I'm actually making a 100% affiliate site on the side just to try and see how it will perform). I find that short info posts, in niches with no competition is the best way to go. That's what I did with this one and I'm preparing one more site in a completely different niche but it's a good one too.

The niches I find work the best are the same niches that would suit a programmatic SEO approach. Where you have one key question that can apply to multiple products/states/countries/animals, etc. Start with something simple and see what works for you. There's a guy on YouTube that does massive AI sites about birds in different languages, he's doing really well it seems. Might want to try your hand at some medium sized language like German or French.

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manjeetsingh1 said:

Are you talking about julian of chipperbirds

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manjeetsingh1 said:

I am also using chatgpt but with simple prompts. Can you please give advance prompt example.

If a keyword is weight loss product review "x" then how will you write the prompt.

Thanks

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I have a website about airplanes, specifically sailplanes.
I want you to write a detailed article with the following title: "What's The Difference Between a Glider and a Motor Glider?".
I want you to mix long and short sentences, and make it not detectable by AI detectors, but don't use uncommon words or phrases.

I want you to use the following outline with H2 and H3 headings, paragraphs, bulleted lists, and links to sources where applicable:

2 introduction paragraphs
H2: Difference between a Glider and a Motor Glider
2 paragraph
H3: Motor
2 paragraphs
H3: Speed
2 paragraphs
H3: Altitude
2 paragraphs
H3: Cost
2 paragraphs
H2: Pros and Cons of a Glider
1 paragraph
1 list of 5 pros
1 list of 3 cons
H2: Pros and Cons of a Motor Glider
1 paragraph
1 list of 5 pros
1 list of 3 cons
H2: Should You Get a Glider or a Motor Glider?
2 paragraphs
H2: Conclusion
1 paragraph

Mr. Blackhat said:

Yes, that's the guy. I know we are doing two completely different strategies, he's just blasting thousands of posts and still manages to rank. I have not been able to pull that off.


I will try to answer this question quickly, however, I don't do affiliate posts so will use an informational post as an example. Some people make one prompt per section of the article, I just do a one-shot prompt and that's good enough. The most important thing is that you have to be strict, tell it exactly what you want.

Obviously, I don't write about airplanes, this is just a quick example.

This is typically how my prompt starts:

Code:

I have a website about airplanes, specifically sailplanes.
I want you to write a detailed article with the following title: "What's The Difference Between a Glider and a Motor Glider?".
I want you to mix long and short sentences, and make it not detectable by AI detectors, but don't use uncommon words or phrases.

I have seen good results just telling ChatGPT to make it non-detectable. I also tell it to exclude specific words, therefore, moreover, additionally, however, in conclusion, are a few words that make it look more AI written. It won't completely ignore these types of words but it uses them way less often.

The next part is something like this:

Code:

I want you to use the following outline with H2 and H3 headings, paragraphs, bulleted lists, and links to sources where applicable:

2 introduction paragraphs
H2: Difference between a Glider and a Motor Glider
2 paragraph
H3: Motor
2 paragraphs
H3: Speed
2 paragraphs
H3: Altitude
2 paragraphs
H3: Cost
2 paragraphs
H2: Pros and Cons of a Glider
1 paragraph
1 list of 5 pros
1 list of 3 cons
H2: Pros and Cons of a Motor Glider
1 paragraph
1 list of 5 pros
1 list of 3 cons
H2: Should You Get a Glider or a Motor Glider?
2 paragraphs
H2: Conclusion
1 paragraph

If you don't write out exactly how many paragraphs, lists etc you want for each heading separately, it will just write at random. Most of the times you will end up with an article of 700 words. If you do this however, you can build a 3000-word article in one prompt easily. 3000 words is a lot to fact-check and edit, so I tend to keep the outline pretty short anyways, but 1000-1500 words is good.

If you're writing an article about a specific topic or product, you can copy and paste the exact specifications from another site into the start of the prompt. This will help make the article more correct.

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manjeetsingh1 said:

This is useful . I am not using chatgpt in detail like you. I will try to follow your format for my posts. Also check competitors sites how they are formatting the articles. I appreciate your work. Smile

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Waifu_tatyana said:

It seems your AI site is doing better compared to what your main site did in the same time span
Best of luck mate.

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KishoSRB said:

What do you think how much AI can go deep with some techical things in articles?
Ofc in order to warm the reader's attention with some valauble things he cand read on site.

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Mr. Blackhat said:

Yes, that's the guy. I know we are doing two completely different strategies, he's just blasting thousands of posts and still manages to rank. I have not been able to pull that off.


I will try to answer this question quickly, however, I don't do affiliate posts so will use an informational post as an example. Some people make one prompt per section of the article, I just do a one-shot prompt and that's good enough. The most important thing is that you have to be strict, tell it exactly what you want.

Obviously, I don't write about airplanes, this is just a quick example.

This is typically how my prompt starts:

Code:

I have a website about airplanes, specifically sailplanes.
I want you to write a detailed article with the following title: "What's The Difference Between a Glider and a Motor Glider?".
I want you to mix long and short sentences, and make it not detectable by AI detectors, but don't use uncommon words or phrases.

I have seen good results just telling ChatGPT to make it non-detectable. I also tell it to exclude specific words, therefore, moreover, additionally, however, in conclusion, are a few words that make it look more AI written. It won't completely ignore these types of words but it uses them way less often.

The next part is something like this:

Code:

I want you to use the following outline with H2 and H3 headings, paragraphs, bulleted lists, and links to sources where applicable:

2 introduction paragraphs
H2: Difference between a Glider and a Motor Glider
2 paragraph
H3: Motor
2 paragraphs
H3: Speed
2 paragraphs
H3: Altitude
2 paragraphs
H3: Cost
2 paragraphs
H2: Pros and Cons of a Glider
1 paragraph
1 list of 5 pros
1 list of 3 cons
H2: Pros and Cons of a Motor Glider
1 paragraph
1 list of 5 pros
1 list of 3 cons
H2: Should You Get a Glider or a Motor Glider?
2 paragraphs
H2: Conclusion
1 paragraph

If you don't write out exactly how many paragraphs, lists etc you want for each heading separately, it will just write at random. Most of the times you will end up with an article of 700 words. If you do this however, you can build a 3000-word article in one prompt easily. 3000 words is a lot to fact-check and edit, so I tend to keep the outline pretty short anyways, but 1000-1500 words is good.

If you're writing an article about a specific topic or product, you can copy and paste the exact specifications from another site into the start of the prompt. This will help make the article more correct.

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proxpromo said:

wow, I thought ChatGPT must have had a limit to how much it could output because I could only ever get 400-800 words out of it. Even when I asked for a 1500 word article.


But I was giving it very simple instructions.


Eg using your example of airplanes.

I'd do a very quick look at a keyword I wanted to target, maybe How likely is a propeller to break?
I'd then ask ChatGPT to come up with an epic Blog title for that.
Then I'd ask it to write me an epic and engaging blog post as long as possible while using facts about (insert the title it gave me)
And that would be about it.
A lot of editing required though with the final output.

Another I'd do for a bigger post.
I'd ask ChatGPT for 20 of the most common pain points for airplane owners
Then I'd use the same above prompt for each of the 20 things that chatgpt told me about.
I could never ask it for all 20 at once because it would only give me very short info about each and keep the total word count well under 1,000 when realistically you'd want at least 100-200 words for each of the 20.

I must admit though, I only ever did VERY minimal reading into what are some great ChatGPT prompts and tried a few out and went with the first that semi-worked.

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