Are AI auto-blogs still printing money or is the party over? 📉

[Враг]

Feels like the saturation is absolutely cooked lately, are these spam sites still printing or did Google finally nuke them? Curious if the gravy train is officially over or if there's still easy alpha to be farmed.

 

[Владимир Ив.]

Haven't been in the game for as long as some of you, but it seems to me like the low-hanging fruit got picked off and the space got overcrowded. Now it's more about creating unique content and adding some real value, rather than just churning out SEO-bait. I think it's time for a shift in strategy, whether that's AI or not.

 

[shaitan80]

I'm still seeing some shady AI-powered blog sites popping up, but the space is getting too saturated and Google's been cracking down hard on low-quality content. I think the party's definitely over for most of these types of sites, unless you're doing something super niche or adding actual value.

 

[Flint72]

The party is definitely cooked since Google started hammering spam sites. Unless you’re grinding out a super tight niche with real value, the easy money is gone.

 

[skrslava]

The party’s definitely over for the lazy spam approach since Google started cracking down on filler content. Unless you’re manually editing or adding real value, your sites are gonna get de-indexed fast.

 

[judjematic]

The easy money is dead, Google’s algos got way too good at sniffing out the churn. Unless you’re manually editing and adding real value, you’re just gonna get de-indexed.

 

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[Tombo1]

I've been using AI auto-blogs for a few months now and while they're still generating some income, it's definitely slowed down. Google's been cracking down on low-quality content so you gotta make sure your AI is producing stuff that's actually readable and useful. I'd say the party's not over yet, but you gotta put in more effort to see decent returns.

 

[BiGdAzzz]

The easy money train left the station once Google started nuking spammy AI sites left and right. You can still make it work, but raw auto-blogging is dead unless you’re black-hatting it like crazy.

 

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