Results from different AI content generation methods

VapeVendy said:

This matches what I’ve seen too. AI content itself is not the problem. The problem is when the output has no structure, no unique angle, and no reason for Google to treat it differently from every other article on the same topic. The prompt chain matters because it controls the research layer before the writing layer. I’d rather have AI build from:

- SERP intent
- entity coverage
- real examples
- internal link targets
- product/service context
- a clear page purpose
- a human edit pass before publishing

The worst AI content is usually just “write me 1,500 words about X.” That creates generic filler. The better version is closer to a workflow: outline from SERP gaps, add first-hand context, include specific data/examples, then edit for usefulness. That is probably why two sites with similar stats can perform completely differently.

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Linkbutler said:

No sorry



The sites make $8000+ in total every month from affiliate marketing, could probably be more if I was added more affiliate links, but I try to not spam - I'm quite sure that could be the downfall of the sites

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javadth said:

because im same situation and my ai content keeps removing from serp

if u dont want to dhare what exactly prompts ur using

then you may just give some clue about it

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Starblazer said:

Which affiliate network are you using? Is it Amazon, clickbank, or some other?

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