AI Content Does Work

[MisterF]

"I just heard an interesting story from a ZimmWriter user. Over the past year, they've created dozens of ZimmWriter sites using only the cheapest AI models for both images and text. They're even using a standard theme from Envato with minimal customization (just changing the site title) for each one.

Their moto is: cheap, cheap, cheap. People with 7 fingers? Who cares. AI words in the text? No problem!
Below is the last 30 days of data from their seventy-five (yes 75) ZimmWriter sites and it speaks for itself!

Is this user flooding the internet with AI-generated content? It sure looks like it. But are they making good money doing it? Absolutely.

Everyone has their own approach to online content creation, but at the end of the day, what matters is whether that approach is profitable."

NOW, clearly niche, research , product selections etc all come into play here.

NB; This is not my original post, I borrowed it from the Zimm group.

 

[polecat]

It can work well if you do things smart

 

[Starblazer]

I think they hide the secret recipe that helped them get these results. They could be driving traffic through Pinterest or IG or Tiktok. The website could be serving as a landing page. Or they might be relying on Bing traffic. If we blindly copy their strategy without understanding these things, it won't work.

 

[Steptoe]

'Simple' AI-generated content has been working best for me for a long time. I can never get the fancy 'generate pretty graphs, tables and infographics to accompany in-depth content' type stuff to stick. No-nonsense content using simple language, filter out certain words and punctuation fragments, and an image or two from Flux seems to be the sweet spot for me.

 

[IMGuy]

NOW, clearly niche, research , product selections etc all come into play here.

that could be the case. but the result is amazing though if true.

 

[polecat]

I think it can work well.

I knew someone who got I think 50,000 traffic per month sounds good but when it came to making money he got zero from it since all the keywords he was ranking never generate sales. Google ended up disindexing his site in the end. I heard a few similar storys from people using pure A.I content without really doing anything else to the site.

I think A.I can do well but I think the amount of people who will do proper well hard to say full amount of percentage wise.

 

[kimse]

Proof that execution > perfection when it comes to content at scale.

 

[RogerM]

Zimmwriter is THE best AI content writing assistant out there.

If you´re patient enough to go through their documentation, video tutorials, and its UI (because it´s ugly ) it can become a powerful tool.

 

[Aristocratic]

75 sites is a lot damn

Guy is definitely good at this—easier said than done, I suppose

 

[MisterF]

Zimmwriter is THE best AI content writing assistant out there.

If you´re patient enough to go through their documentation, video tutorials, and its UI (because it´s ugly ) it can become a powerful tool.

I like it but I also like TextBuilder too.