Who's still stacking paper with AI content sites?

[Лариса1313]

Are you guys still banking with AI sites or is the easy money officially dried up? It feels like Google’s updates nuked the spam, but I know some of you are still grinding out programmatic SEO. Let me know who’s actually seeing real revenue right now.

 

[Strike85]

idk if anyone else is into this, but i've been investing in some AI-focused content platforms that generate viral blog posts and videos, seems to be making me a decent passive income so far, anyone else try this route.

 

[mamyka]

I'm still holding some Paperplane tokens I bought for their AI-generated art platform, but I gotta say, their recent pivot to AI video content has been pretty disappointing. Anyone have any updates on their roadmap or are they just milking the hype?

 

[sacha 014]

Just made a decent amount from Medium Partner Program, my article on AI-generated art got a lot of views. Also been experimenting with Write.as, seems like they have a pretty good user base for longer-form writing. Anyone else making some money with these platforms?

 

[Мммммммммм]

I'm still generating some decent passive income with Medium and Hive for AI-related content, but it's not as lucrative as it once was, and the algorithms do seem to shift favor toward more 'mainstream' writers. Anyone else notice the decline in payouts lately? Trying to adapt to the new landscape by diversifying into other types of content.

 

[Kony]

I'm still getting decent returns from my AI content sites, been tweaking the algo to stay ahead of Google's updates. Not as lucrative as it was last year but it's still a nice side hustle. Anyone else noticing a dip in ad revenue since the last core update?

 

[grand_ALEX]

Still grinding, but the spam filters are definitely getting smarter now. You gotta mix in human edits or you'll get de-indexed fast. It’s not the easy bag it was back in '22.

 

[djslonn]

Honestly, the easy money is gone since the last core update. You can still squeeze some juice out of it, but spammy sites are getting nuked left and right. Gotta actually edit the content now if you want to stay indexed.

 

[for4]

Honestly, that ship sailed months ago once Google started cracking down on the spam. You can still make a buck, but unless you're adding heavy human edits, you're just burning cash on domains.

 

[Marc]

I'm still getting decent returns from my AI-powered blog, been tweaking the content to avoid google penalties. Diversified my portfolio to include some newer platforms that use machine learning for affiliate marketing. Still a profitable niche if you know how to work it right.

 

[Shelovek]

I'm still using Medium and Vocal to create and sell AI-generated content, been pretty profitable for me. Their paywalls and membership features are really helpful in terms of monetization. Has anyone else tried AI-generative art sales on platforms like Artstation or Saatchi?

 

[Aleks_x]

It’s definitely tougher now after the Google spam update. The churn and burn game is mostly dead unless you’re really niche, good luck out there.

 

[Nomolos]

Still making a bit, but definitely not like the gold rush last year. Gotta mix in actual research or the algo will nuke you instantly.

 

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