This is great, we had that exact question. So,@@jessecunninghamv, if your example had included tier 3, would you have started there? In other words, do you always start at the "leaf" of your content model and work up from there? Thanks for all your great content!
Exactly Jesse! AI is just another tool. It’s meant to speed up productivity and make it easier to do the more repetitive tedious parts of SEO. I think of it like when PPC people eventually automate the bidding strategy on the campaigns. In all these cases you still need to understand good copywriting, call to actions, how people actually talk, data analysis, A/B testing and so many other marketing fundamentals. Without all that, it will be obvious when people use AI and don’t at least try to edit what it gives you.
I'll take a stab at how you know it's an affiliate website. Would it happen to be the acabado theme? Hahah, good to know what is in the glass. I had wondered a few times, but never felt that it was relevant to ask.
@@jessecunninghamv thank you for the reply. Saw a couple of videos. Very nice for a begginer. For finding info based long tail keyword what would you suggest? There's semrush /ahrefs. But I need something far more in depth.
hey jesse, I am working on a AI content website, publishing good quality content but I am worried that it may get penalized and I want to do it as fast as possible, so I am thinking to work on 2 websites at a time, what do you recommend, should I work on 1 or 2 websites.
We are now living in a era of Ai which speeds up our work. Don't you worry about doing work at 2 websites at same time. But make sure you should start to build the 2nd website l, when the 1st one has built, become online in google.
thianks for your reply, I have another question, really appreciate if you answered, can I offer AI written blog posts as a service, like is there a market for that, is this in demand, and how much can we charge for that, do you know something about this?@@ahmad-raza01
