Mass SEO In 2025?

Grass Popstickle said:

Howdy everyone.

Back in 2021-2022, I was doing mass SEO with some plugins, and literally spent 2 years tweaking this 1 strategy which was working.

Long story short, started seeing diminishing returns in 2023, moved onto other things, and can say that what I did in 2021-2022...doesn't work anymore in 2025, but I haven't even tried to get back into this.

Does anybody know if there's a good way to crank out websites with, let's say 5k posts that can at least have a shot at indexing?

Basically, I'm looking to CONSIDER going back into creating a streamlined process to build out big websites.

Anbody got any ideas?

Thanks.

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Mass SEO in 2025 means using automation, AI tools, and data-driven strategies to scale SEO tasks like content creation, backlinks, and keyword targeting — but success still depends on quality, relevance, and user intent, not just volume.​

Grass Popstickle said:

Howdy everyone.

Back in 2021-2022, I was doing mass SEO with some plugins, and literally spent 2 years tweaking this 1 strategy which was working.

Long story short, started seeing diminishing returns in 2023, moved onto other things, and can say that what I did in 2021-2022...doesn't work anymore in 2025, but I haven't even tried to get back into this.

Does anybody know if there's a good way to crank out websites with, let's say 5k posts that can at least have a shot at indexing?

Basically, I'm looking to CONSIDER going back into creating a streamlined process to build out big websites.

Anbody got any ideas?

Thanks.

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Builder Dave said:

You can try to do it with AI, but it looks like it isn't very easy to rank.

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shijin said:

I’d focus on niche clusters rather than huge generic sites, Google punishes “big, low-value” now more than before.

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ads studio said:

Instead of just making a lot of sites, start by creating topical authority on smaller, high-quality clusters first. In 2025, Google's algorithm will prefer depth and EEAT (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness) over volume. Once your method works for one niche, you may scale it up, but be sure to include quality and internal connectivity from the start.

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