Publishing bulk posts on a website doesn’t work for Google

bcloud

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Why does publishing bulk posts on my website not get traffic from Google Search? Is this happening to all of you? I mean, if I publish 25-100 articles per day using an AI writing tool and auto-post them on my website, I don’t get organic traffic from Google. But I do get a lot of traffic from Bing, Yahoo, and DuckDuckGo to the same site. Has anyone else experienced this? Please share any great tips and strategies.

 

Starblazer

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Google has a lot of filters. They allow news sites to post hundreds of posts daily but regular sites can't post like that. If you post 15-20 posts per day with internal linking, it should work fine. If you want to post over 100 posts, then it's better to split the content between multiple author accounts to make it look normal.

 

Opulentos

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Mass blog posts never worked for me ever, most never got indexed. I schedule posts to be released properly and only focus on high quality money posts

 

AffiliateBazar

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Google evolved drastically in the past few months as I can see.
I suppose you have to work on quality rather than quantity.
I made a quick tour on all my sites/blog in google search console; I found out that a great amount of pages are tracked but not indexed... it wasn't like this until february/march

 

Akinyande ayo

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How would posts that never get indexed bring organic traffic.

Google probably crawled and ignored those pages.

 

bcloud

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Starblazer said:

Google has a lot of filters. They allow news sites to post hundreds of posts daily but regular sites can't post like that. If you post 15-20 posts per day with internal linking, it should work fine. If you want to post over 100 posts, then it's better to split the content between multiple author accounts to make it look normal.

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I use the Yet Another Related Posts Plugin (YARPP), but I don't do internal linking. I got a good point from the multiple author accounts idea you shared, and your other tips were great. Thank you.

 

haali125

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You're not getting Google traffic because its algorithms now filter low-quality, bulk, or AI-generated content — especially if it's unoriginal, lacks depth, or is published at scale (25–100 posts/day). Google's Helpful Content Update can de-rank entire sites for this. Meanwhile, Bing and others are less strict, so they still show your pages.


Tips:

• Slow down and improve content quality.
• Add unique insights, structure content around topics, and build authority.
• Humanize your site (real bios, contact info).
• Use parasite SEO (e.g., Medium, LinkedIn) to rank content externally.

 

shanontursi6890

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According to Search Engine Journal, due to EEAT filters, overloaded crawl budgets, and low-quality content in 2025, a large number of AI posts (25-100 per day) will not get Google traffic, but will rank well on Bing/Yahoo’s lax algorithms. According to X and BlackHatWorld, this is common. Publish 2-3 high-quality posts per week, optimize on-page SEO, build backlinks, improve crawl efficiency, enhance engagement, and humanize AI content.

 

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rosettakoyuji

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Your bulk AI posts may lack EEAT, face indexing issues, or have low domain authority, causing Google to demote or ignore them. Bing, Yahoo, and DuckDuckGo have less stringency, which explains their traffic issues. Other sites have reported similar issues, especially with Google updates after 2024. To boost Google traffic, edit AI content to improve quality, target niche keywords, build backlinks, submit sitemaps, and diversify traffic sources, such as Reddit or Quora. Monitor performance through Google Search Console and adapt to AI search trends.