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"Niche sites don't work anymore" 🧵A thread about how I did it

@harpreetchatha_ Looks like that graph is still showing higher traffic than before spamming, no?😉

One of my competitors scaled informational content with AI, made loads of listicles & hit a brick wall. The websites most in danger of falling for these tactics are those who are not yet enterprise brands. Mid-market B2B brands who think they are big, but they are not there yet. They see initial results fast, and keep the ball rolling but they don’t have the facilities (‘domain’ or ‘brand’ authority) to sustain scaled content. Scaled content doesn’t even have to be scaling to 100,000 pages, it can be scaling from 500 to 5,000. At least before the program, they were showing up for financial X software terms, now those solution pages are gone too.

@Anubhavhing Scraping websites has never been hard🤣

Crawling an entire website used to take: A Python script. Playwright or Selenium. Proxy rotation. Rate limiting logic. Error handling. 3 hours of debugging why page 47 returned a 403. Now it's one API call. Every web scraping startup that raised millions to solve this problem just became a single endpoint. Every freelancer charging $500 to "extract website data" just lost their entire business model to a /crawl command. HTML. Markdown. JSON. Pick your format. No scripts. No browser. No headache. The entire web scraping industry just got reduced to one line of code. Someone is going to use this to clone every competitor's website by Friday. 💀

Feeling generous again today This free parasite went from 0 → 120K traffic ($140K value, US traffic) 🎯 Content won’t get deleted, but it won’t rank forever either. Want the domain. Drop a "blackhat🎩" below and RT🔁 (must be following)

@apexmarketinguk @nilSEOguy Blackhat🎩

@LexMulier @PassiveSphere Just slap up a new domain honestly

@PassiveSphere Asking for a friend, what if they did; how to recover or fix that mistake?

Biggest SEO mistake you can make: posting 100s of programmatic SEO pages on a weak domain 😵‍💫

@preflooded SEND

Ok f*ck it... I just made the first ever software that lets you mass post videos on Instagram and TikTok. Completely free, no sign up or anything > Connect hundreds of TikTok/Instagram Accounts > Upload 1 video, AI creates 100+ variations > Mass post ALL videos across ALL accounts Comment "SEND" and I will send you the link (must be following or I can't DM). People who RT + Like get it quicker.

@alex_prompter 0,19% of traffic btw

RIP backlinks. RIP meta tags. RIP 10 years of SEO playbooks. Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is here. And it only takes one file: llm.txt Full setup + strategy: 👇

@marxallski 100% lol, a programmatic site doing that revenue is not long lived on goog

I got an offer of 2.600$ to sell my baby names app. It's doing around 1K a year with one time payments. It also has a landing page with 10k monthly visitors and a DR of 36. Do you think I should take it? #buildinpublic

@shedntcare_ Yeah wow this probably makes you millions per month [passive income]

This guy literally dropped a prompt that writes your entire business plan in mins x.com/shedntcare_/st…

@tehseowner The spam update maybe? Almost no pages get indexed when there's an update going on to save the budget

Google is barely naturally indexing anything at the moment. Am I the only one seeing this? I ran a few pages of 3 new sites through the indexer, they indexed. They have ~4 internal links per page. It’s been like 3 days now, not a single additional page indexed on any of them.

Use "🔴" in your <title> for +20% CTR

@rustybrick One of my tank sites got resurrected today lol

Google Search ranking volatility continues to be heated many days after the June core update completed - with a spike yesterday seroundtable.com/google-search-…

@Djurvaenn Det där är typ en ChatGPT-text också💀

Vem av er lyckades kränga 4 chatgpt-prompts till brandbee?

@tomcrawshaw01 @apollonator3000 1) Completely ignored by goog 2) Site demolished in core update

Instead of manually writing 2 blog posts per month, you can use this AI engine to generate 200 publication-ready articles in 3 hours... Here's how it works: - Extracts $10K+ keyword goldmines from Google Trends automatically - Scrapes ANY competitor site with 99.5% success (never gets blocked) - Generates page-1 ranking content that outperforms human writers The monetary impact is insane: - Capture $100K+ in organic traffic value per month - Replaces a $10K/month content team - Zero ongoing costs after setup Setup time: 30 minutes with native Scrapeless nodes (no broken Apify actors) Your competitors will literally never catch up once you're running this. Follow + comment "CHEAT" and I'll DM the complete system.

@gouthamjay8 Just start is my best advice. Make dinner and get to it!

I find it super tough How do you work on your business after 9-5? I mostly get exhausted after work 😅

@rossstevens_uk Gotta diversify the anchor texts man

Google AIO has started adding "on their website" as part of the link text, weird.

@YoungbloodJoe Yeah… all it’s good for at this point is small tasks and drafting things. No matter your prompts it seems to constantly revert to it’s old self which is super annoying…

I tried to get ChatGPT (4o) to do my work for me. I gave it a research study done by someone else, trained it to write like me (random spelling errors, no em dash, use of oxford commas, no emojis, etc...), then asked it to write a summary of the research study for me to post in my voice and tone. The end goal was to find a quick and easy way to take studies published on topics, feed them into ChatGPT, get a publish-ready blog post (requiring only a little polish and imagery) and then send me the main points for skimming as if I read the full research paper. Here's what happened: 1. It completely made up about 45% of data points it used in the content. 2. While it sometimes got my style correct, it often reverted back to standard ChatGPT style writing. 3. The research was DENSE and ChatGPT decided to just skim part of it for the work, like the laziest intern on the planet. It completely missed the entire final recommendations of the researchers and whiffed completely on about 25% of the other main findings omitting them. 4. It hallucinated things I have said or felt in the past about the research topic and referenced an article I never wrote that doesn't exist. Now I have to read this whole thing, and write my own post. I was told AI would take my job. When?

🤠Reviving an expired domain: → Use same font → Keep same color scheme / similar but same main color (i.e light blue to blue) → Write about the history of the domain → Weave in the new use of the domain to make it look natural → Don't link out in the first 1-2 months

@T0n5y @holmisthename Not really. Google the product, contact 5 companies and you should have yourself a deal :)

@holmisthename hard part is finding a business that will buy the leads

I know about a dude with around 40k newsletter subs in the short-term rental niche. His biggest revenue source is selling qualified leads to a lender. He just included a «Looking to secure a loan on your next STR investment?» which took them to a qualifying form. All qualified leads were then sent to his lending partner. They paid $100-200 per qualified lead. He’s printing with this relatively small audience.

@lilyraynyc You hear what you want to hear. AIO is actually good user experience for most informational queries. The ads are what really ruins the search experience currently imo

I had a party at my place over the weekend. A few friends (not SEOs) started a conversation about how they “hate the new Google” and “wish the AI would go away” and “want to be able to click around Google” on their own. Thought that was very interesting 👀👀