WARNING! Don't copy and paste texts from generators like chatgpt!

Possible explanations:​

1. Specific formatting signals: If AI-generated content is formatted in a very distinctive way (like when certain HTML tags or attributes such as data-pm-slice are used), Google might associate these signals with a specific generation technology, even if it’s not a definitive proof that the content is AI-generated. If multiple sites with similar content and those signals are penalized, Google might be interpreting these details as indirect indicators of automated content.
2. Signals of manipulated content: Some signals, such as specific metadata or uncommon tags, could suggest to Google that the content was not created in a natural way. In the context of SEO, content quality is essential, and Google is increasingly paying attention to penalizing content that appears manipulative or generated automatically if it doesn’t provide value to users. In some cases, specific HTML code might suggest an artificial origin, even if it's not a formal indicator.
3. Google algorithm updates: Google regularly updates its algorithms to combat low-quality content, spam, or AI-generated content that isn’t useful to users. It’s possible that your sites were penalized due to interaction with these updates, especially if the AI-generated content was perceived as “synthetic” or not sufficiently helpful.
4. Other related signals: The penalty might not solely depend on that HTML code, but also on other factors such as content quality, lack of SEO optimization, or lack of originality signals (e.g., content that is too similar to others on the internet).

What to do to avoid penalties:​

1. Remove or modify the HTML attribute: If you think the specific HTML code might be a negative factor, removing it could improve the situation. You could try generating the content in a way that doesn’t include formatting or attributes that might seem suspicious.
2. Improve content quality: Make sure the generated content adds real value for users. Google rewards content that is useful, relevant, and well-written, regardless of its origin. If your texts are high-quality, informative, and original, they are less likely to be penalized.
3. Avoid too-similar content: If you use the same structure or model for AI-generated content across multiple pages or sites, Google might detect a pattern and penalize your SEO for duplicate or low-quality content.

4440 said:

It is not AI watermarks.

No AI company will sacrifice the quality of their AI output just to add some obvious "watermarks."

The watermarks AI company use today, such as the open-sourced SynthID by Google, do not lower the quality of output in a visible way, and it is mostly the alternation of possibilities of token selection.

If it is watermark, it is so easy to get rid of it with some cleaning.

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OskarWilson said:

Thanks buddy, I was just copying from GPT.

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jyciap11 said:

Hi everyone, I want to give some advice to anyone who creates websites, articles or other things with artificial intelligence (Claude, ChatGPT, etc.) with the aim of being successful on Google.
Do NOT copy and paste text from chatgpt directly into wordpress, but format it first!!
I have seen dozens of sites that were indexed, receiving traffic, and then suddenly being brutally killed by Google. I couldn't understand why until I realized that the problem was copy and paste. Copying and pasting generates strange source codes (take a look at the code I've attached) and google uses these to understand that it's text copied and pasted by AI generators.
Here are some examples:

Code:

<h3 data-pm-slice="0 0 []">

Code:

<h1 class="font-bold text-h2 leading-[36px] pt-[30px] pb-[7px] [&amp;_a]:underline-offset-[6px] [&amp;_.underline]:underline-offset-[11px]" dir="ltr" style="text-align: center;">

Code:

<h2 class="font-bold text-h3 leading-[31px] pt-[11px] pb-[5px] [&amp;_a]:underline-offset-[6px] [&amp;_.underline]:underline-offset-[2px]" dir="ltr">

Always format the text before using it, it cost me time and money before I understood!

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jyciap11 said:

Hi everyone, I want to give some advice to anyone who creates websites, articles or other things with artificial intelligence (Claude, ChatGPT, etc.) with the aim of being successful on Google.
Do NOT copy and paste text from chatgpt directly into wordpress, but format it first!!
I have seen dozens of sites that were indexed, receiving traffic, and then suddenly being brutally killed by Google. I couldn't understand why until I realized that the problem was copy and paste. Copying and pasting generates strange source codes (take a look at the code I've attached) and google uses these to understand that it's text copied and pasted by AI generators.
Here are some examples:

Code:

<h3 data-pm-slice="0 0 []">

Code:

<h1 class="font-bold text-h2 leading-[36px] pt-[30px] pb-[7px] [&amp;_a]:underline-offset-[6px] [&amp;_.underline]:underline-offset-[11px]" dir="ltr" style="text-align: center;">

Code:

<h2 class="font-bold text-h3 leading-[31px] pt-[11px] pb-[5px] [&amp;_a]:underline-offset-[6px] [&amp;_.underline]:underline-offset-[2px]" dir="ltr">

Always format the text before using it, it cost me time and money before I understood!

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jyciap11 said:

I started new websites, same pattern (Jasper/chatgpt plus) but with the text formatted.
I will update the thread, zerpogpt give me 0-30% AI, so the content seems humans, I think I finally found why my websites got deindexed in a week or two!!
I will update the thread in the next month.

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