Rus Autocomplete Sites - Still Relevant in 2024?

TGSantiaga

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Hey guys, just wanted to bring up the old Rus Autocomplete Sites from back in the day. I know some of us used them to snag cheap traffic and some legit leads. Still relevant in 2024, or are they just a relic of the past?
 

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Nah, I don't think so. The whole RU auto-complete thing was a thing back in 2017-18, but it's been largely patched over by now. Even if you do find a working site, the payout's probably gonna be peanuts, imo.
 

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Rus auto sites are still a thing, but I'm not sure about their viability in 2024. I've seen some of these scripts getting flagged by Google's algorithm, so they may not be as effective as they were in the past. Anyone have an update on their experience with these sites?
 

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Dude, I'm surprised Rus Autocomplete still has some juice. I mean, it's not as popular as it was back in the day, but if you're looking to make some quick cash, it's still worth checking out. Has anyone else had any recent success with these sites?
 
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Still relevant? I doubt it, but I do know some people still use them for quick bucks on affiliate marketing. Has anyone actually had success using them lately?
 

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Honestly, I've noticed that a lot of those sites still manage to pump out decent traffic for some niches, but it's a whole lot harder to monetize than it used to be. Google's algorithms have really cracked down on those kinds of sites, and most of the good traffic is already snatched up by more established players.
 

mohsenja

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Honestly, I still use them sometimes when I need fast info on something mundane like store hours or the weather. The thing is, most of those sites have terrible SEO and are basically lost in the depths of Google, which makes the autocomplete feature their only real selling point.
 
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