Google hates spammy content that has no value for the end user.

Their efforts to control the flood of crappy AI-generated content from the idiots means that some good sites will also be penalised temporarily.

This is a massive opportunity.

Many of those delisted sites will be abandoned, and the domain names will become available to purchase cheaply.

Many of them will also have been ranking for a ton of keywords.

All you have to do is dig around the expired domain sites, check the stats on those sites for the last 3 – 6 months, buy them and replace the pages that were ranking with pages that will get the ranking back.

Once you monetise those blogs, you’ll be in the money.

Ranking = traffic = cash.

In the last few weeks, I’ve been exploring the concept of creating good-quality articles using AI tools.

It is possible, and the articles can rank very quickly.

I spent most of today using a free tool called Make (formerly Integromat), which can interface with Google Docs, Sheets, and Drive.

It can also interface with ChatGPT, Dall-E, and WordPress.

I have managed to get it to create posts with a feature image in less than a minute.

I don’t have it integrated with WordPress yet; that’s tomorrow’s task.

Why would I bother with this?

I have over 80 domains and hundreds of websites.

I want to sell many of them off, but they’ll sell better if they have good content and some rankings.

It wouldn’t hurt if they were also making some money as well.

Full automation is not a good thing.

With full automation, you lose control of the content creation and your blog.

Particularly when it comes to AI.

AI lies, makes stuff up, and sometimes lives in a fantasy world.

So you can’t just let it do everything, but it can make the tedium of creation much faster and easier.

Semi-automation is the key here.

You do not need to post 100 posts a day.

3 – 5 a day scattered throughout the day is more than enough.

You need a pause between creation and posting.

With semi-automation, you can produce 30 posts for a single website in a single day and stagger the posting over a week or two.

This would allow you to regularly add content to your blog with only a couple of hours of work a week.

Why don’t you let Google help you make money?

Regards,
Brent.

P.S.  Some of that content can come from that collection of PLR content on your hard drive.

Even the old stuff can be used when you get AI to update it for you.

This is how you generate sufficient content for your blog with minimal effort and time.

Multiple sources of content ideas give you multiple posts for the search bots to digest.

Tweak them into shape with this: https://go.wm-tips.com/tweaks.