Very good use of GPT content and spam

[BakerStreet]

talk with stranger.com/free-chat-rooms/south%20african-free-chat-online

take out spaces in domain name.

Hey guys. I thought this site was notable as a very extreme example of how far you can take it with keyword rich content in the age of ChatGPT. Good lessons here for SEOs of all skill level. They have over 200,000 pages and each is very much keyword rich. 11,000 words/page from my estimate. There's only 120 good backlinks on Ahrefs and tons of spammy links... but the site has 400,000 organic visitors/month. It was 1 million before.

Here's what I learned:

• Add more keywords to your prompt. The content there can be created with ChatGPT o1, 2 or 3 minutes of GPT thinking, and one really massive prompt with all LSI keywords from NeuronWriter. Looks like they did that 2 or 3 times per webpage to make a massive page.
• Domain is doing well since there is a product on the domain and the call to action to try the product out is right there above the fold.
• Not sure what they're doing with the backlink spam. maybe someone else can clarify?

In total a really good site that's excelling in a lot of SERPs. They won't go down since their product is pretty unique and fulfils search intent.

What I think is cool about this domain is that... I bet.. it was done with a team of 2 or 3 highly skilled tech people and maybe a few VAs. That's all. It might be as few as 1 SEO guy + VAs and 1 product guy. The execution on this voice chat is simple and could be done with one person.

I haven't been inspired by a grey hat execution in awhile and this is very inspiring! SimilarWeb reports 3 million hits/month total. They monetise with ads and a paid product.

3,000,000 impressions * $12 CPM = $36,000 ad revenue (must not be right)
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who knows what their product's revenue is.
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I bet you they are earning a lot. I have a feeling this is over 1 million a year in revenue. Easily.

 

[rsoeldner]

Interesting summary, thank you. I find it insightful and brings up one question:

I recently took of an entire path (~1k pages) from one of my domains and registered a brand new domain and added the content there. With no surprise, these pages are still not indexed (only 4 of them) after uploading the sitemap. On another site (DR 52 with 1.7k referring domains), I re-organized quite a lot content and G has also not indexed them since.

They have over 200,000 pages and each is very much keyword rich. 11,000 words/page from my estimate

How did they manage to get these indexed?

In total a really good site that's excelling in a lot of SERPs. They won't go down since their product is pretty unique and fulfils search intent.

This is very interesting. I'm relatively new to this playground. Do I get your statement right: They are good ranked becaus:

1. lots of content pages with very high keyword density
2. established domain and authority
3. very niche + product pages

I'm comparing it against my content pages :-)

 

[BakerStreet]

Interesting summary, thank you. I find it insightful and brings up one question:

I recently took of an entire path (~1k pages) from one of my domains and registered a brand new domain and added the content there. With no surprise, these pages are still not indexed (only 4 of them) after uploading the sitemap. On another site (DR 52 with 1.7k referring domains), I re-organized quite a lot content and G has also not indexed them since.

How did they manage to get these indexed?



This is very interesting. I'm relatively new to this playground. Do I get your statement right: They are good ranked becaus:

1. lots of content pages with very high keyword density
2. established domain and authority
3. very niche + product pages

I'm comparing it against my content pages :-)

I think they got it indexed because people are actively trying to go back to the site. Good user metrics all around.

If you don't get it, its a phone sex app! The app is a 1 on 1 random voice call app. Its like Omegle, but with voice only. So, duh, people are going on here to have phone sex.

I looked up their numbers on SimilarWeb. The site has a 7 minute visit duration! Holy shit! For 3 million hits/month, that is awesome!

So yeah, good numbers because it is a good product with tons of SEO landing pages that are totally keyword rich. As for authority, there's not a lot of backlinks to this site. It is just getting tons of good metrics from ClickStream data (all the users going to it and staying there).

I salute these few guys! They're making bank!