Hey Luke!

That’s a great question, and I can see why AI-generated content could raise concerns. AI can be a powerful tool for content creation, but like you mentioned, it’s important to make sure it aligns with what Google values.

From what I've seen, Google isn't necessarily against AI-generated content, but it prioritizes high-quality, user-focused content. The key is to treat AI-generated articles as a starting point. Editing the content to add your unique perspective, expertise, and personality is essential to making it valuable for your readers. Also, adding visuals, proper formatting, and ensuring the content answers user intent will help it rank better in search results.

If you use AI as an assistant rather than a replacement for your creative input, you should be in a good position. Just remember that Google's algorithms are designed to reward content that provides genuine value to the audience, regardless of how it's created.

Good luck with your content creation journey, and feel free to ask if you need any more help!

Regards.
Arisara

You create the content, but you are not "batch publishing". When you bulk writing completes, they will all go to SiteContent in "draft" mode at which point you will be able to edit the content before you publish it. :)

Not if you add your voice, experiences, and emotions to it, make it AI-assisted vs AI-created.

And also cross-reference findings as AI can get it wrong.

Abie

Hey Luke,

I've found Rank Math to now be the most reliable simply because they've made it possible to remove either 2 or 3 other plugins now, simply by using their addOns.

Here's what I shared about using Rank Math: How Converting a Website to Use WP Block Editor Improved its Ranking Hope you find this helpful.

Many folks here use the RMPro! It is a great plugin.

However, WA recommends the SEO framework. There's no wrong or right what suffices or resonates with you. You only need one plugin as more will indeed create a conflict with your website.

Furthermore, an SEO plugin is just a plugin. What would rank you in the search engines is your choice of keywords and compelling content.

Thank you.

Abie

Yes I am using Rank Math plugin, it is an SEO plug in that works the same as others like SEO Framework, Yoast, AISEO, and etc. Do you have questions about Rank Math? I use the Rank Math Pro version for almost three years now.

Kyle has you covered here; I hope it has been figured out.

I did this a few weeks ago for get response - site support will do it for you give them all the details and they will do it for you

I don't have one, but if you want to set this up you can reach out to SiteSupport with your details from aweber and they can help you set-up your DKIM. ;)

what about supporting posts that point ot hte reviews...
you should be able to find keywords that are, as Danny says, less competitive....
i am sure you have done the searches of
what, how, why, which, who, when, etc....and applied your niche...
so what is natural dog food...what types of dog can be fed a natural diet etc...
have you tried the hubs system to find ideas for posts...
but google thinks it want money for the keyword so is showing ads first- you could dip your toes into the ads market - but for such competitive keywords it may become expensive....this will lift you into the upper part of the page...
or can you do a video review - again lifting you up into the upper part of the page...

You have a FANTASTIC response here; kindly let us know if you require additional assistance.

There isn't much you can do here as organic search results always get pushed down by the paid ads. I can however say that many people will go past ads to get to the organic search.

You could also try to rank for different, less saturated keywords that have less ads.

Hey Luke,

My first question is how did you search... as in, did you search incognito? See screen print below...

Hope you find this helpful.