Can you just copy and paste AI content and get traffic? That's what I wanted to figure out.

We went all in on two experiments. First, we used Autoblogging.ai to whip up 60 articles for an old test domain. Sounds crazy, right? It was, especially when we saw that only 10 out of 50 articles were ranking. But hey, the articles looked pretty good, despite some weird mix-ups like the AI thinking tea could cure depression.

Then we switched gears and tried Harpa AI extension with chatgpt to turn videos into blog posts. This one was cool, with some promising early results, although it was still a far cry from human-written content.

The takeaway? AI's got some moves, but it can't totally replace the human touch. You still need to edit, review, and think about good ol' link building.

Oh, and by the way, if you're hunting for a budget-friendly SEO data tool, check out clicks.so. We're building it for folks like you, looking for solid data without breaking the bank.

So, before you order a thousand blog posts from an AI content writer, make sure you've got a plan to make them shine. Or better yet, tune in to our next vid, and we'll keep breaking down the SEO world together.

Timestamps:
0:00 Can I just copy and paste AI content?
0:27 What the hell is Clicks.so
0:50 Experiment #1 (Spanish website)
4:29 Experiment #2 (Videos into Blog Posts)
6:12 The Results & Conclusions

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