You have 3 websites connected to you account. Delete your .siterubix.com website that you moved to your new domain, and that will free up space for another website and hub.

https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites

Let us know if you have any further issues. :)

Furthermore, the QSR is zero, which means zero competition. Does it fit with your niche? Is it a real keyword? If so, check it with a Google search. What comes up on the first page? That can help give you an idea.

Also, for starter websites with SEO > 95, it is advisable to check your keyword on Google Page 1 before settling on a keyword or to find similar content to what you will produce before proceeding.

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Sometimes keywords may not currently have potential; however, this may change in the future dependent context; you may want to keep it in a list and see its progress if you believe it may become a keyword goldmine.

Probably two, however after you have checked your competition on Google Page 1 before settling on your keywords.

You may also check the validity of #1 as well while you are at it.

AI-generated articles can rank well in search engines if they are written effectively, with relevant and valuable information. However, it's crucial to review and edit the AI-generated content to ensure it aligns with your brand voice, offers accurate information, and provides value to your audience.

Search engines prioritize high-quality content, so it's essential to maintain the same standard for AI-generated articles as you would for manually written content.

Using AI for content creation can be a time-saving and cost-effective option, but it's essential to find the right balance. While AI can help with generating ideas and initial drafts, adding your expertise and personal touch to the content will make it more unique and engaging for your readers.

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Yes, you can use AI to write articles for your niche websites.

AI is capable of generating content, but the quality may vary depending on the specific AI model used.

AI-written articles can rank well in search engines if they are optimized for SEO and provide valuable information to readers.

It’s recommended to gather more information and explore different AI tools for content creation to find the best fit for your needs.

You can use ChatGPT for brainstorming and outlining but use it as a tool, not copy and paste.

Also, for factual content, you would need to cross reference your findings because ChatGPT does get it wrong.

https://chat.openai.com/chat

Chrome extension
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chatgpt-chrome-extension/cdjifpfganmhoojfclednjdnnpooaojb

There was a good article in Writer's digest about Chap GPT for writing.

https://www.writersdigest.com/be-inspired/chatgpt-a-writers-best-friend-for-now?utm_campaign=WDG - NL - Publishing Insights&utm_medium=email&_hsmi=264433806&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-_UAHXGCPCHyfHSCqnaz1JD8SrQU7NcaTNMTrtT9NWRdh-RHfv4_ItXK5w9RdtX0-02y6DuusxM3phFVE_2fjLkFOOHIQ&utm_content=264433806&utm_source=hs_email

Not sure if you can get to that link or not, but it was interesting and made me feel a little less guilty about perhaps using Chat GPT to help write blog content.

I use ChatGPT currently because it is free! I know there are better ones out there but I want to learn the proper way of using it before I subscribe to a paid one!
I use it to get some Ideas and I know a lot of people in my circle here that love it and swear by it. Obviously you don't want to copy and paste it but it does help with writers block which I get often.

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