AI Niche Website Final Update and New Strategy

Here is my final update for my AI niche website case study series. The experiment was super fun and I learned a lot. However as you all know, Google changes things daily and keeping up is super hard and you have to be in it for the long haul. I learned that throwing up 650 AI articles with no human editing or intervention on a new site doesn't really work.

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[novidadedodia]

Just wanted to say thank you for this video, because while a lot of youtubers are still doing "I RANKED #1 WITH AI GENERATED POSTS" type of videos, you are being honest with your public, lets get back to our rankings :)

[ASMOOTH]

I know recently a lot of website owners were upset with Google picking ai over their content and get pushed down in the search. Maybe this is the correction they made. There was articles talking about this. I think it’s best to do a combination. Use ai just for speeding up work flow.

[millennialtourist]

Google need a tougher competition. AI or no AI. If content is adding value and helping someone, it should be indexed. I have a website with the same problem, I thought it was only me. Now that I watched this video, I need a different approach.

[antygod]

google deindexes both my AI posts and my older non-AI posts. it's a google issue rather than an AI issue. i just manually request google to reindex those pages and it's a total pain as google only allows 10 page index requests per day. you should also optimise the pages before you request the reindexing, you have a lot of data to work with to improve those pages. it's going to take a lot of work with that many deindexed pages though. you should have been monitoring and requesting re-indexing for a while.

[trueb]

Thanks for your honesty, David. You're spot on. AI content is just too easy to produce, and Google is clearly playing defense as a result. Most YT videos and software about producing AI content that ranks leave out the part about staying up in the rankings. I'll bet all sites with only AI content meet the same fate as your gardening site. NICHE WEBSITE UPDATE.

[Mano_jc]

Do you still use the Popcorn theme? Or do you use a different theme now?

[TheThinFrame]

I had the same problem in 4 websites, the only one ranking well is the one doing topic clusters and topical maps, the days to rank only for 1 easy keyword with 1 article are over

[vaporwareproducts]

Thanks boss, another great vid. What AI article creator poster were you using?

[angiemroczka]

I know I followed along with this process and didn't get anywhere with the 200 or so posts I published last year. Glad I pivoted and am doing videos now.

[mrdiscover]

I'm confused. What happened to your blog farm idea mentioned last month with your Lindo purchase of 150 sites? Are you refunding? It sounds like you are reversing course. I was looking forward to your journey on that one.

[LifeIsATestTheHereafter]

I'm sorry this has happened to you but i dont think you should throw in the towel just yet. AI articles have worked just fine for me and they're actually doing much better than my non-AI articles.

I think you should write your AI-content section-by-section with your own outlines, coupled by feeding it with info rather than just writing them all in just 1 click. This strategy has worked really well for me. Just my 2 cents

[blueskies]

Could the performance have to do with bad links? I mean like, if you purchased any. (disregard if you didn't)

[ciprodriguez]

A copyright judge will see they aren't using it and rule on your behalf since you're establishing your brand

[mrhelmisan]

Its hard to say its not working, if you watch Julian Goldie experiment he is really have huge success with his AI niche website. What went wrong? I don't know.

[ciprodriguez]

Copyright learnwire then pull that domain