ChatGPT Website CRASHED - 100% AI SEO Website to Zero

[@jessecunninghamv]

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[@Adam-yf3ss]

Thank you for building in public. A lot to learn from. Theory: AI content works best if 1) provide it an outline, 2) ask it to write, 3) ask it to rewrite with XYZ perplexity filters, 4) you edit/enrich the content to make it your own.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Do you rewrite in gpt?

[@dankyum2278]

what prompts do you use for rewriting with perplexity filters? thanks!

[@GarlicOasis]

@@jessecunninghamv This guy tried several methods to create undetectable AI content, some of the tactics seem to work really well, especially with GPT 4 : kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKrVYming66XqNk

[@szymonprzybyszewski5189]

So it doesn't work at all. If you need to do all this stuff its still faster/cheaper to outsource content writing to a human. If i need to edit this content, fact check etc then whats the point.

[@IOFLOOD]

​@@szymonprzybyszewski5189 lol. no effort no reward.

[@luwegib]

I appreciate your willingness to show failures as well as successes! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@rockdelldigital]

Hey Jesse, I have been following your progress for a while now and sorry to see your site got hit with an algorithmic penalty by google. I wanted to give you a quick tip, because I have seen the same thing happen a few of times with my personal sites until I figured it out. The issue you are having with your site is that you have too many new pages and not enough links or referring domains. Take a look at your competitors and see what their ratio of referring domains to pages/blog posts is and see how your site compares. Again this is a common issue with a new site and an aggressive publishing schedule, but your site will recover at some point. If you would like some resources to support this let me know and I will point you in the right direction and how you can test it yourself.

[@jessecunninghamv]

All great tips. Thank you

[@themothers]

Please give the referring info if you still can, I’m interested 😊

[@ChristianStone-kt9kr]

Everything is clear. Brief and clear. No water. Thank you)

[@jessecunninghamv]

Thanks!

[@joyconanan8102]

Thanks for sharing your experience about your new site. It helps a lot to learn from other's experiences. I stopped blogging for years and just decided to do it again just weeks ago. The ranking and indexing algorithms have changed a lot. Your chatgpt and backlinking experiments are insightful.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Thank you for the comment! hopefully things will improve in Q2-Q3 :)

[@sonatazz]

Hey Jesse, Not much mention of these, but 3 things don't look great: 1) the site is built on an aged domain in a total different niche and country even. 2) YMYL niche - Google algo is much stricter on quality of info, content, EEAT. The site doesn't explicit have a legal entity to accompany it. 3) Backlink acquisition rate is way too fast (like many mentioned here) Hope this helps, wish you success for this project. Cheers

[@jessecunninghamv]

Agreed. Thank you

[@zwsolution4737]

Thank you for sharing your experience. Cant wait to see next vdo and movment afterwards. Hope you get it back soon

[@jessecunninghamv]

Thank you, I will. I have other niche sites that can get some love now too :)

[@jessecunninghamv]

Thank you, I will 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

[@emcgough]

Thanks for sharing. Most real honest detail walk through I have seen so far

[@jessecunninghamv]

I appreciate that! Hopefully it helps alot of people. SEO can be a lonely game!

[@keenanbotes462]

Great video!! What theme builder do you use if I may ask?

[@jessecunninghamv]

Astra Pro

[@tobiasfalk7345]

Another thing could be: Lack of freshness Overall there is a lot of content and topics but is there something that's related to insurance and in the news? In real estate I fixed a few sites with this approach. Instead of just writing about my "topics" we looked up recent news articles and wrote about that as well. We wrote about new laws, or things important for landlords and even tenants. Took a week or two and about 12 articles and everything startet to go back to normal.

[@jessecunninghamv]

I like this. Thank you for taking the time to give this tip.

[@scottwood3332]

Now there is a nice little nugget!!

[@maros_vavro]

I'm looking forward for update video. I wish you all the best on your journey. Thank you for your content.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Thank you

[@kkulek3984]

Very informative video. I hope you'll figure your way out and the site will be back on track. Good luck!

[@jessecunninghamv]

😊 thank you

[@tomislavhorvatseo]

Appreciate you sharing the journey. Followed and looking forward to more follow ups.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Thanks for watching! I appreciate the comment.

[@georgechristoforou991]

I would suggest submitting the non-indexed pages in search console, if you think they are top notch pages. Also, go through each article to see if they "feel" robotic and get those articles rewritten.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Ty. I have been doing both of those things. Just takes time

[@LostYogi]

Hi Jesse, again great content, I hope your site recovers fast!

[@jessecunninghamv]

Hey, thanks!

[@dr.biscuits]

All the blogs and websites that make decent money are years old....keep adding and let it mature. It will. In about a year or twos time, you will be very happy that you stuck with it.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Thanks! I know the website is solid and it’s early. Tried to expedite a process that is hard to expedite 🚀🚀🚀 it’ll get there

[@DavidSandyOfficial]

Don't worry too much about it... I had my site crash twice after for a full month each time last year and each time it went back to previous traffic levels and all I did was add more content. The algorithm can sometimes do crazy things when your site is new.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Ya. I'm 100% in sandbox phase but still trying to zoom out of it. Not worried, just having fun :)

[@ErikErikErik3]

what is considered the “new” timeframe for a site?

[@jessecunninghamv]

What do you mean?

[@DavidSandyOfficial]

@@jessecunninghamv Cool, hope you're having a blessed Good Friday. 🙂✝

[@DavidSandyOfficial]

@@ErikErikErik3 Well, I would consider "new" less than 2 years old. After the 2 year mark and at least a few hundred posts in a specific niche then the algorithm should treat you as an established site in your niche.

[@abdulrehmanqadeer6281]

Can uploading too much articles too quick can be an issue as well?

[@jessecunninghamv]

I think too much too soon can be a factor, especially adding in all of the other things

[@nebojsadrca7993]

Great video, I’m just starting out and using AI with edits etc. would you recommend starting with affiliate Amazon product articles sprinkled in amongst other topical authority article or build authority first, get traffic and then add in the affiliate links? Hope the question makes sense Love the content and delivery

[@jessecunninghamv]

I build authority first

[@nebojsadrca7993]

Thank you

[@CozyJazz4u]

I couldnt open your website. Just one question - do you check your ai text for plagiarism? Because if not, that could be an issue - sometimes ai writes perfectly unique texts, but sometimes its lazy and just copies from other sources.

[@khicomrostudio8658]

i think this is the case of growing too fast too soon, which signal google that something is off with the blog, which perhaps put it on the sandbox again for longer time?

[@jessecunninghamv]

Most likely.

[@HistLoveRadio]

The reason is mainly because of the way we use these tools. I was able to rank with ChatGPT but be careful of the way you use it. Also, since a month ago, the results in the Google Search console are note accurate because from what I heard they are updating their algorithms so you may expect a drop in traffic for a while.. Thanks for sharing!

[@jessecunninghamv]

Thanks!

[@anjanluthra]

Hey Jesse - I am a new subscriber and I am loving your content. I have two new sites that have experienced the same thing as you. Initial bump in impressions and then both have tanked. Do you believe this is common in the "sandbox" environment regardless of if one uses AI to create content? Both of my sites are using AI so I don't have a comparison to a non AI new site. Any tips would be appreciated.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Yes I think it’s common. It’s better to be very passive and ice a website

[@bangencelz]

I think the link building to the site is to agrresive.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Agreed

[@technwhatnot241]

do you have an ETA for your masterclass?

[@jessecunninghamv]

By end of month 🚀🚀🚀❤️

[@productivityacceleration]

How do you recommend people to resolve the problem of spammy backlinks? Disavow?

[@jessecunninghamv]

Yes 100%

[@RoadtrippinwithTakacs]

Loved this! Great insights into your site. Learned a bunch. Best of luck!Subbed. 👍

[@jessecunninghamv]

Welcome aboard! Thank you for subbing

[@stemcareers8844]

Do you have other sites written using ChatGPT 3 or 3.5 that are doing well? Are you noticing a difference between the sites or articles that are written with version 3 or 3.5?

[@jessecunninghamv]

Local businesses absolutely do amazing from my experience with chatGPT. It's easier. I have local business sites that are doing great and were recently reworked with 100% chatGPT account. National keywords with AI are harder ofc.

[@thecorruptversion]

@@jessecunninghamv What AI content would a local business need? like the mission of the company?

[@StevenBuchanan]

I have some expired domains that I have done the same thing too. I also have an older aged website. I am throwing a crap ton of new content at both the expired domains and the aged website. The aged website is just chugging along with no hiccups. The expired domains have all kind of experienced a drop and a slight deindexing like this site. I am going to try the same thing you are doing and let those expired domains age some more. My basic strategy will be to give these expired domains like six months or more to age. Have you used any tools to optimize your content??

[@jessecunninghamv]

I'm doing the same with an aged domain now. i want to compare results with the expired versus the aged (which has DR 29).

[@TheHipHop]

Ok so after making this mistake. How can we get rid of a spammy backlink?

[@lewisthombs]

You probably built too many backlinks in a short time so in Google’s eyes it looks unnatural. You probably just got put into a stronger sandbox so you should recover within a few months.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Agreed.

[@shallikhan]

How much you paided for business Insider article posting? From which source we can publish our article with do follow link in Business Insider?. Please reply

[@jessecunninghamv]

I didn't pay for that one. That one was HARO.

[@dumifashion1]

I have several sites, but I also suffered, out of 240 articles written with Chat GPT, none of them indexed me. I started to rewrite them manually, and check if they are written by AI. Which I rewrote by hand, he indexed them all for me. And as for backlinks, I don't make more than 10 in a month, I also suffered from backlink spam. Google is not stupid.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Google is not stupid. Agreed.

[@dumifashion1]

@@jessecunninghamv I know... but I just rewrote about 60... I still have work to do. That's a lesson learned. Because I received instructions from the so-called "guru in seo" on KZbin

[@jessecunninghamv]

It’s tough because I have handwritten posts on other websites that are great that have yet to be indexed. Sometimes it’s a time thing too.

[@dumifashion1]

@@jessecunninghamv I rewrote them manually, I put them in the search console to reindex them because I modified them. And after two or three days he indexed them. And I had problems with some that had a similar title, and I had to change the title for those. Good luck, and I'm sorry you lost so much money.

[@jessecunninghamv]

All good. I’m not disappointed for myself. It’s money well spent to me for the experiment and education. And I believe it’ll be next positive in time.

[@mytraveldiary0]

How did you get those high quality backlinks, yahoo business standard

[@jessecunninghamv]

You can purchase them.

[@TheRagingUnprofessional]

I love your idea of putting it on ice. I built a cleaning business blog by quickly writing 200 articles, then put it on ice to see what Google thinks of it for a while, I'm still waiting to see the traffic do something, I hope you start getting more clicks! Good luck!

[@jessecunninghamv]

How long has it been for your website on ice

[@TheRagingUnprofessional]

@@jessecunninghamv About 2 months 😅 I also used GPT3.0 for those articles so it'll be interesting to see what happens 😁🙏

[@jessecunninghamv]

Yeah the difference between 3.0 and 3.5 is staggering

[@seanthorpe66]

Do you bother optimising your seo and readability based on Yoast?

[@jessecunninghamv]

I don't usually get too granular with Yoast - I use grammarly for readabiliy.

[@nishi06]

How's it now? Any improvement?

[@RightMixMarketing]

Did google give you any manual penalties?

[@Digital_Bliss]

Why do you say the link is spammy? Doesn't a DR 77 (?) hint otherwise? Guess I'm not expecting PBN's (spammy) to get to DR 77.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Yeah - you can find plenty of DR 70+ for purchase

[@Conteudoemescala]

I also had a similar experience, I have used 1 new domain with EEAT on place, i did not purchased any backlinks, but all the content is AI generated with Open AI 3.5 , i did massively published around 80 articles in one month, so before the core update of 14th March everything was fine growing at a normal pace, after 14th March, all the organic impressions were crushed to 5% of the normal daily impressions. After checking your video i have noticed that all the articles that were indexed were deindexed, and i believe the issue is related with two main factors: 1) Being AI generated content. 2) Publishing 80 articles in 1 month in a very young domain (around 2 months old).

[@jessecunninghamv]

Yeah too much too soon seems to be the thing.

[@TaineleUniversului]

Did you managed to recover your site?

[@Conteudoemescala]

@@TaineleUniversului nope but know I know what was the issue. It was about EEAT since it’s in the make money online, that is YMYL niche, so it was crushed.

[@TheThinFrame]

Thanks for your transparency, the best way to learn is experimenting and doing mistakes, the important is to learn from them and move on. Thanks for sharing this.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Thanks for the comment. I do experiments to learn so figure to do it publicly 🚀🚀 might start up a new one

[@LifeIsATest4TheHereafter]

Google doesnt care about AI content as long as it's high quality and helpful for the users, correct? Also, do you think Google actively detects AI-content on the serps?

[@jessecunninghamv]

They said their priority is helpful content.

[@markston7317]

Thank you for sharing. I have seen this happen before. I have two sites created on expired domains, the first written by people the second I have all articles written with writing software that uses OpenAi APIs. I have not created any backlinks. Both sites started and after a short time, the impressions almost went to zero and the non-indexed pages increased. I also saw this on another site made by a famous Seo agency. Now I am trying to create topical authority with more articles on single topics. I live in Europe but this problem I have seen it at the moment only on English language sites. I thought it was only a problem of people using expired domains but seeing your video maybe it doesn't depend on the domain, chatgpt or backlinks but maybe it is some kind of google sandbox. Time will help us understand.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Mine is a expired domain as well.

[@markston7317]

Sorry I didn't remember that you use an expired domain. Maybe google included a sandbox also for expired domains?

[@jessecunninghamv]

That is a real possibility.

[@mohamedzubair3326]

Great video! But highly unlikely that the paid backlink caused the downfall. If it were that easy people would be spamming their competitors left right and center. Unless you build massive amount of backlinks with the same anchor text over and over, it's difficult for Google to catch on and it certainly won't be in a couple of days. It's the AI content that I feel is the reason. Lots of sites have experienced this across a wide range of niches.

[@jessecunninghamv]

TY for the comment.

[@Financierpro1]

I would not be working on bakclinks especially so fast because Google probably put you in a sandbox. Just write content. I use ChatGPT and my blogs get traffic.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Thanks for the comment

[@kartikbansal9082]

Hey I created a website with inspiration from you & i wrote 30 blog posts about indian travel blog & i applied for 2 times adsense i got an issue (low value content) my every blog is 1500 worss above. How can i solve it please help me. In previous video you show a one tool is ( quick article workflow) how can i use it & is this tool is free? Bcz is a very helpful tool….. Please reply Asap!

[@jessecunninghamv]

You have to be patient and make great, helpful content. The link for QAW is in the community tab of the channel.

[@kartikbansal9082]

@@jessecunninghamv Hey. Thank you so much for reply. I have one doubt. If i write a content this tool, will i get approval from Adsense?

[@jessecunninghamv]

I don't know.

[@JL-iw5kx]

Any news on this? I get "crawled not indexed" on a site I stared with Gpt3. (Site vaguely related to YMYL...)

[@jessecunninghamv]

Still no impressions

[@chwaleedmian]

Update the content a bit by bit just bit to show changes also don’t buy backlinks instead do some social sharing of your blogposts

[@jessecunninghamv]

Agreed. Except the buying backlinks. Competitive niche = buy backlink.

[@Minou-mo2qe]

I have the same problem but i didn’t do any backlinks Literally nothing changed but everything dropped Any recommendations?

[@jessecunninghamv]

May be in the sandbox period.

[@Minou-mo2qe]

@@jessecunninghamv the site is pretty new like less than 30 days The problem is it was getting like 900 impressions daily now it’s only 30/50 Should i keep writing and wait ? Or move on with another domain

[@jessecunninghamv]

Be patient. Websites always take time.

[@Minou-mo2qe]

@@jessecunninghamv thanks Just subscribed ❤️

[@jessecunninghamv]

Ty!

[@fishooalex6967]

Hello, is there any affect to my adsense account if i post Chat GPT or any AI genereted content? I need to try your methods but i didn't know if it is wrong or right to Google AdSense program policy. Thank you

[@jessecunninghamv]

It depends on how Google views your content and website as a whole

[@fishooalex6967]

@@jessecunninghamv my website got approved already, And it's about electricity. I just ask if there is any affect on my AdSense account using ai genereted content with related post in my website.

[@jessecunninghamv]

@@fishooalex6967 Ah. Not sure if they'll change posture for you later but most likely not. Just make sure to not make it spammy and pace yourself.

[@easytechguy2366]

Similar happened to my chat gpt blog which was hit around feb 14.

[@jessecunninghamv]

What's your gameplan?

[@easytechguy2366]

@@jessecunninghamv Trying to replace 100% ai detected content to a better copy with detailed sub topics. Yet to see if this makes a difference :)

[@Adam-yf3ss]

In cold email, sending too much too fast, get you flagged in Gmail as spam. Seems like similar with Google: too much content, too many backlinks too fast, looks like a spam website.

[@jessecunninghamv]

100%

[@jay-arbile2808]

Did you run an AI content detection for all your blogs and website contents that are created by Gpt or AI?

[@jessecunninghamv]

I didn't

[@jay-arbile2808]

@@jessecunninghamv Thats why its easy for Google to detect AI contents. Its not bad to use ChatGPT for your articles but you need to check it to some AI content detector so you can change some words that most AI generates. Hope this helps

[@jessecunninghamv]

I don't think Google is using resources to check for AI content. They just want helpful content which is determined, amongst other things, by ques such as on-page time, etc.

[@jay-arbile2808]

I dont want to disagree but why is it AI content checker? Maybe check for some contents or words that AI always write, check the keyword density. There are penalties for AI but as Neil Patel said that there will come a time that Google will accept AI generated contents

[@jay-arbile2808]

I hope your website bounce back to this! Goodluck

[@planemagic101]

would there be any way to contact you? :)

[@jessecunninghamv]

Bauple.com/contact

[@philholden1636]

I think you have a muddled topical authority. It looks to me like you have two topics on there. 1. Insurance, annuities etc 2. Sales and marketing crap. IMHO you need to decide what the site is about. Is it about insurance and annuities or is it sales and marketing garbage? Or make two sites. Having said all of that I found your video very useful.

[@jessecunninghamv]

TY Phil. Yeah topical authority is fragmented RN. Agreed. Testing to see if Google will grab ahold of any of them in particular.

[@gianclaudiomoresi2587]

I think the reason is much more simple: the website probably is reviewed manually, and if you are not part of the "matrix" (=who decide), your website will be punished. Your SEO just help to be in the last positions (from 30.), where you get few clicks per day.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Manually reviewed as a new website?

[@gianclaudiomoresi2587]

@@jessecunninghamv it's my theory, I can not prove it. However, few weeks ago, the entire source code of Yandex (russian search engine) was stohlen and available on the internet. As I supposed, the top10 websites (for high traffic) were hard coded. SEO is important to get listed and to get a nice position, but the top traffic (in terms of quantity) is "reserved" for the "right" companies 😉

[@Hikmadmaal]

A lot to learn from here, thanks Jesse. Did you check if there's manual action?

[@jessecunninghamv]

Yeah. No manual action.

[@andresconservador]

Are you going to keep creating content with chatgpt?

[@jessecunninghamv]

Absolutely. I have many other websites and clients where it ranks. The issue with Bauple is it’s a new site and we went too aggressive

[@nibin2809]

My site also affected by Google penalty update at March. 500 impression to 0 in single day. 100+ post with chat gpt content. So I delete my website.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Why delete?

[@nibin2809]

@@jessecunninghamv No way to recover the Site

[@josephvanclersson7906]

According to what i see in Facebook Seo groups. Maybe it is just an update, there's many websites that are down because of the last update of google... Finally as you said SEO game get Hard.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Could be! Ty for the comment

[@DiabeticGameGuy]

Oh no! So sorry to hear that your website took a hit. I definitely hope it comes back. What are your plans since you're putting Bauple on hold? Are you going to create a second site and keep it private? Are you going to pause content creation entirely? Whereever your journey leads you, I feel you have what it takes to be very successful. It's just about finding your lane....

[@jessecunninghamv]

Thank you. I have other private niche websites and a lot of clients that require on going work. The team here is about 12 people so there’s no shortage of things to do. But my focus is the masterclass and the AI tools right now.

[@conordevery9503]

Did you get your ChatGPT website up and ranking again?

[@jessecunninghamv]

Still low impressions. We will see come Q3

[@DJ-Equipment]

@@jessecunninghamv hey there any update? is google giving you traffic again?

[@DarioCoutinho]

Hello, do you have an idea of how much a youtube channel can contribute with authority to the site? I have a channel with 100k subscribers

[@jessecunninghamv]

Through this experiment I can say you can direct some traffic there but aside from that nothing yet

[@stephenanguiano8027]

Did you try to avoid AI detection?

[@jessecunninghamv]

Periodically, yeah.

[@RobinMWaite]

Can you add that spammy link to the disavow file, and perhaps look to acquire a recently expired domain in the insurance niche which already has some good quality backlinks to it? That might be enough to raise the scores up. Also Google did an update in Feb which they then later reversed in March, I noticed a dip in Feb and then it’s bounced back again over the past week. I think you’re more likely to get penalised if you now stop adding content.

[@jessecunninghamv]

I did disavow the spammy one for sure (about 1 week ago). An aged domain in insurance is a great idea but would be pricey. An expired one may help. Good ideas. TY for the comment.

[@georgekhmaladze5940]

@Jesse Cunningham Sorry but that's not how the disavow works. Disavow is a tool that tells Google -> "I built a trash link and I can't even remove it myself now, sorry." So all these people disavowing spam links are just annoying Google. Even if you had spam links built to your website, google is pretty good at identifying and ignoring those, there's *no way* a new website will be affected this much just because of links, without an algorithm change. As for the "good" links. All links do something different in googles eyes. It's not a linear "bad to good". For example, you talk about EAT but never mention links for your EAT signals. Your Yahoo link tells Google you are an authority, but what does authority without trust mean? Nothing. (Would you vote for an untrustworthy but authoritative politician? I hope not.) For example for the new site, the most important links are from your social profiles even if they hold no authority at all. Then you keep on slowly building trust and authority from there. As it stands you are telling Google, that you had 100 traffic in total and 80 of those people were bloggers who decided to link to you. That's just impossibly unnatural.

[@jessecunninghamv]

@@georgekhmaladze5940 Thanks but I'm not following 100%. Tons of our backlinks are high DR and from reputable sources and are legit. I identified one that was too spammy for my risk threshold right now.

[@georgekhmaladze5940]

​@@jessecunninghamv Yeah I get that and those links are great. But all I'm saying is that those great links are better built at a later stage. It's unnatural for new website to get bunch of links from DR 90 websites. Now, if this was after you already gained some traffic and trust from google those would be absolutely great backlinks for any niche. I look at it this way, if google knows that you have been showing up in search for certain terms, it's natural that you would be linked to. but if google knows that you have no traffic, then you can't justify having bunch of authoritative links without anyone even visiting your site. Shortly, I'd start with 1-3 moderate-authority & high-relevance links per week . then ramp up based on traffic. After all, if more people see your site, it'd only be natural for the site to get more links

[@jessecunninghamv]

@@georgekhmaladze5940 I can understand the logic of that to a degree but I've seen sites with high DR off the bat that rank well too. There's conflicting data for sure.

[@FilmCinematica]

Hey Jesse, i have a affiliate marketing website and most of the articles are written by chatgpt, but for some reason google does not want to index some of the articles which are linking externally to the affiliate product or landing page. Any suggestions?

[@jessecunninghamv]

Build it up prior to building affiliate links. Don’t link out to that stuff until you get solid traffic

[@chwaleedmian]

You shouldn’t buy backlinks uou shoukd have done some social sharing before after atleast 200 articles you should start guest posts or link insertions been there brother done that

[@jessecunninghamv]

Great ideas!

[@coreyoninvesting397]

I watched the whole thing... I think you're looking into it waaaay to deep. New sites do weird stuff with traffic all the time and we'll never know why. Just stay the course. Maybe slow down publishing if you aren't optimistic about sinking time/money into it.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Thanks for the comment - I do agree that the most likely scenario is that this is normal new website stuff. The pessimization likelihood isn't zero though. But I tend to agree.

[@digitalsamurai42]

Your clicks went up. This means you were prob ranking for a s keyword that was driving impressions in SERPS. Then you stopped ranking for that keyword. Then your impressions went down but who cares, your clicks went up big time

[@chwaleedmian]

Update is rolling out give it some time it will get back up soon

[@jessecunninghamv]

Thanks

[@robertwells3797]

It will come back graphs never always stay going straight up!

[@jessecunninghamv]

Agreed. I'm with you on this.

[@MatthewTulett]

There are some very good people out there that specialise in cleaning up backlink profiles and they aren't that expensive. I'll share them if you're interested, but I don't want to look like I'm spamming your feed!!

[@jessecunninghamv]

Thanks. Hit me up. Contact page on Bauple

[@MatthewTulett]

@@jessecunninghamv think it sent but I got an error message from the form about the format! Let me know if nothing arrives

[@jessecunninghamv]

I don’t see anything

[@Olivia-Web-Profit-Star]

thats life sometimes good and sometimes you learn

[@jessecunninghamv]

Yep thanks!

[@mohitsharmagarg]

I tested your website and found everything to be OK, however your backlink strategy raises some questions. You used a Business News website as an example, and I saw that you copied two do-follow links to your website from the same post. This is not normal for Google, and it makes it simple for Google to figure out that you paid for these links. For the sake of future viewers, just make one link per guest post so that I appear natural to both humans and Google's algorithms.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Which URL are you talking about? The Yahoo one?

[@saknetwork6105]

This is gpt 3 content ... I tested this, delete all gpt3 content

[@jessecunninghamv]

Ya. GPT3 seems to have deficiencies in passing the spam test

[@saknetwork6105]

How much are gpt3 posts there?

[@jessecunninghamv]

About 100

[@stemcareers8844]

​@@jessecunninghamv What of gpt 3.5? Cause theres a big difference?

[@jessecunninghamv]

100 posts of 3.0

[@planemagic101]

interesting stuff here

[@jessecunninghamv]

Ty. Hopefully it helps others 🚀🚀

[@planemagic101]

@@jessecunninghamv it really does! Your videos are super helpful! though, I have 2 questions about content hubs if thats fine to ask here:) My niche is website builders and hosting, and the way to make money is by doing affiliate marketing, and promoting the website builders in the articles. first question: Is a wix review good pillar content. or any review about a website builder. So basically that I have a full wix review, and cluster blogs going around it. e.g: ecommerce features, SEO, pricing. And also, would it be possible here to only do T1 & T2 content? The T1 as a review of a website builder, and the T2 content going deeper in SEO, pricing, etc etc, or would it still make more sense to do T1, T2, T3?

[@grapograc]

@@planemagic101 the thing you’ll have to do here is look at the 10,000’s of other website doing hosting reviews for 15 years+ and how to beat them.

[@planemagic101]

@@grapograc thats what im trying😄

[@jessecunninghamv]

For sure. It can be one huge article (if you figure out supporting articles without cannabalizing) or break it up.

[@coreyoninvesting397]

or #4 you're just experiencing normal serp volatility for a new site. I believe you're doing so much else 'right' that the AI factor is very minimal here.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Ya - thank you. Agreed. TY for the comments.

[@sunburnfm]

From what I understand, you can't come back from this.

[@jessecunninghamv]

We will see!

[@aadilzain906]

Feeling bad for you man. I'm a small time blogger I had my website with normal organic 1k-2k taffic a month and I did something stupid of aquiring backlink that aren't even dofollow and it hit me so hard lost 75% of the traffic. No wonder you lost so much. Your website on first look looks very very legit. For new bloggers please don't run for backlinks or aquire them. Just make content and share your content on YT or other social media. You will automatically grow your traffic.

[@jessecunninghamv]

Thanks for the kind words!