This site makes over $1k per day with AI content
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So what worked for him is the expired domains he chose and the prompt he chose along with the way those articles were formatted.
I don't know who he is but if people are talking about him, he must have a good understanding of On page and off page and keyword research.
It requires a lot of time to build and patience for it to succeed. I am sure he must have did a lot of trial and hit while his journey.
Edit : Checked the website. It's the same prompt for each article and format of article is custom made. Quantity with quality and a good niche Worked for him.
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Doesn't matter what people are taking about him on reddit, just plug the site on semrush, he is getting millions of traffic and its still rising. Checkout the magic!
malibudimir
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Does anyone know who was the original author of that Reddit topic? This was my site and it got f***ing deindexed 2 hours after that Reddit topic was posted? I would like to find that guy and talk to him about a few things.
I can't believe what are people doing, if you're a noob and don't know how to build anything, then don't destroy other people's work.
I got a manual penalty on FIVE AI-GENERATED sites 2-3 hours after that Reddit topic was posted, that can't be a coincidence. I was making around $3000 per day and now it's all fckn gone because of some liar on Reddit. Guy literally bragged it is his site, when it's not. What a piece of sh*t.
I can't believe what are people doing, if you're a noob and don't know how to build anything, then don't destroy other people's work.
I got a manual penalty on FIVE AI-GENERATED sites 2-3 hours after that Reddit topic was posted, that can't be a coincidence. I was making around $3000 per day and now it's all fckn gone because of some liar on Reddit. Guy literally bragged it is his site, when it's not. What a piece of sh*t.
Matheus Moreira
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WOW!
moonshine7000
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Those things worked when its kept secret
malibudimir
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And I did keep it secret. But that didn't stop some random id*ot who found the site on aHrefs to go around and brag like it's his site.
Again, can anyone help me find the original author of that post? Does anyone have a screenshot of that Reddit page while the original post was still active? Please DM me if you do have it.
moonshine7000
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I don't like this at all.They can negative seo a site by making it public
leechesBleechin
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Just looked it up on some archives.
For anyone else: search.pullpush.io very useful
shuttershades
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Friend. Just block all those bots out there and allow only googlebot and bing.
You can block ahrefs,similarweb, openai, etc...
There are N solutions out there: CloudFlare or even using cloacker just to block those f*** bots.
Damn, he sent this website directly to JohnMu on reddit. Right after claiming it was his site lol
malibudimir
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Thank you, mate!
moonshine7000
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The creator of the site got snitched on .People can do this and get away with it because they can hide behind a computer
malibudimir
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You can block ahrefs from crawling your site, but you can't remove it from their index. They have a database of keywords + search volume for each, and they scrape pages ranking for those keywords. Using a standard CTR curve it's easy to get your organic traffic estimates. Anyways, you can't hide a site with 3M organic traffic per month that easily.
I was "smart" enough to hide it from Google's algorithmic penalty, but I didn't account that there are people who will go cry to their papa JohnMu reporting other folks.
Wowpcs
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Woah .
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