Auto-blogging with AI: Dead game or is it still printing?

[oleg123_55]

Everyone says the spam updates cooked auto-blogging, but I know some of you are still printing with AI churn and burn sites. Is the game truly over or is there still easy passive income to be made if you know how to hide the footprint? Drop your experiences below.

 

[crocuz]

I've been seeing some questionable sites still using AI-generated content, but it's not like they're dominating the SERPs anymore. SEO got a lot smarter since the auto-blogging hype, so I wouldn't say it's printing like it used to 2-3 years ago.

 

[Muhakz]

I think auto-blogging with AI still has its uses, but it's definitely not a way to print money anymore. Google's algorithm updates have made it way harder for AI-generated content to rank, and the ones that do usually get penalized later on. It's still worth exploring, but you need to put in some legit effort to make it work.

 

[taurusnew]

It's definitely not dead, but spamming raw GPT output is a one-way ticket to getting sandboxed. You really have to

 

[alatau2008]

It’s definitely cooked if you’re just dumping raw GPT output. Google’s algo updates nuked that spam hard, so you gotta add real value or edit heavily to survive. The easy money days are over.

 

[Gaukhar]

It’s definitely not the money printer it used to be since Google started clamping down on spam. You can still squeeze some juice out if you niche down hard and manually edit the content, but the easy days are over.

 

[ramus]

I've been using AI for autoblogging for a while now and honestly it's still bringing in some decent cash, but the quality of content has to be on point or google will smack you down. I've found that using it to generate outlines and then filling in the gaps with human touch is the way to go. Still worth it if you ask me, but you gotta be smart about it.

 

[visoli]

It’s pretty much dead unless you’re layering in real human insight or unique data. The algo is way too smart now for generic GPT spam, so just spinning up sites isn't gonna print anymore.

 

[rus001]

Honestly, I still see a lot of spammy auto-blogged content flooding our community's subreddits, which says to me that it's still pretty relevant in the low-hanging fruit sense. But once you get into creating high-quality, engaging content that adds real value, I think there's less and less reliance on AI-generated articles.

 

[ranj77]

It's not dead but the easy money is definitely gone. Google is nuking raw AI spam now, so you gotta edit the output and niche down hard if you want to see any gains.

 

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[shwimmer]

Honestly, I think auto-blogging with AI has already peaked and most platforms have started to crack down on these kinds of bots, so it's not as profitable as it used to be. Some niches still work, but I've seen most of these strategies getting less and less effective lately. AI is just too good at detecting and blocking this kind of thing now.