Using Only Ai content on Web 2.0s - do or dont?
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Could you expand on how to not make it look like Ai? do you mean basically rewriting the content or? cauz i feel the output from chatgpt is pretty well written and reads well
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You definitely should make them as legit as possible complete will all required pages like about us, cookies, tos and so on. As for the content itselft, there are tools online to check if an article is AI written, even if it reads and looks great, AI leaves footprints in how it writes, you need to make it so such tools can't figure out it's ai written, some basic things you can do is ask it to write in different styles, play around with the punctuation so it's a little funky, add a typo here and there, play with the length of the sentences and so on.
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Great tips, thanks
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Any suggestions on where i could find these good prompts? seeem like just telling gpt to write an article with certain keywords in mind should be enough, no?
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It’s not necessarily bad, but your Web 2.0 sites may grow slowly or not at all. If they’re detected and rated low by Google, they won’t be able to develop strongly and will offer little value.
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It’s not great for SEO, AI-only Web 2.0 links are usually weak and don’t build real authority.
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I’d be careful relying on that as a main strategy. Web 2.0s as tier 1 used to work, but they’re much weaker now unless there’s real effort behind them. Pure AI content with no uniqueness or engagement tends to get ignored or devalued pretty quickly.
If you go that route, treat each property like a real site edit heavily, add structure, and some originality. A common mistake is spinning up dozens of thin pages with no signals of quality; that usually leads to zero impact rather than growth.
If you go that route, treat each property like a real site edit heavily, add structure, and some originality. A common mistake is spinning up dozens of thin pages with no signals of quality; that usually leads to zero impact rather than growth.
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You can use AI for this, but you also need to personalize it, focusing on the introductions and required terms on the page to make it effective and attractive to people. You should edit AI's posts and make them personal, creating a difference because accounts created solely with AI rarely have credibility. Building consistent strategies to avoid missing out on interaction is the most important thing.
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Sit with Chatgpt and craft a prompt that will generate an article which is not paraphrased or looks AI.
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Great thanks for all the input, after reading the comments and searching online, it seems like the best route to take is to get posted on some good web 2.0 guest post sites with some DR and traffic and use these as tier 1 and use edited AI content on the tier 2 then aim some ppt and pdf links as tier 3, does that seems feasible ?
Side question, could i just aimed some ppt/pdf slides directly at my blog post with links between them and to the main page to get that little extra push ?
Side question, could i just aimed some ppt/pdf slides directly at my blog post with links between them and to the main page to get that little extra push ?