Blog Adsense with Rewritten Articles - Case Study
Blog Adsense with Rewritten Articles - Case Study. Creating content for a website generally follows this process:
- Keyword research and related analysis
- Writing articles (using writing services, personal writers, or self-writing)
In most cases, the writing process involves:
- Finding relevant articles on Google
- Gathering information from various sources
- Rewriting the content in the author's own words
Many articles are simply rewritten versions of existing content without additional data, fact-checking, or unique perspectives. This method still works for ranking on both Indonesian and English search engines, depending on competition and optimization.
Idea
Considering the trend, I thought: why not use AI technology for rewriting? AI content writing tools have improved significantly over the last few years, especially in grammar and language quality, though factual accuracy remains a challenge.
Most writers already rewrite existing content, so instead of using simple spintax tools, I decided to leverage AI tools for rewriting. I tested this method on several websites.
Tools & Process
Here’s what I used:
- English proficiency
- AI rewriting tool - I used Quillbot
- Expired domains from expireddomains.net
- A maximum of 150 articles per website
Steps followed:
- Standard niche and keyword research
- Preparing article structures (topics, subtopics, etc.)
- Copy-pasting content from multiple sources
- Rewriting using Quillbot
- Publishing the articles
Testing Results
Not all websites performed well. Some failed entirely, while others showed significant traffic increases.
Group 1: Single Article Rewritten
These articles were direct rewrites of a single source with no modifications to structure or format. The results were underwhelming, with traffic ranging between 50-100 visitors/day.
Group 2: Multiple Articles Combined
These articles merged content from multiple sources, improving structure using bullet points, tables, etc. This method performed better, with traffic between 100-400 visitors/day.
Group 3: Multiple Articles + Unique Topics
These articles included unique subtopics not covered in other sources. The best-performing blog in this group reached 900-1200 visitors/day.
Risks
Using this method comes with risks, similar to other spam tactics. Some sites got penalized or lost rankings due to aggressive article posting without proper evaluation. Others suffered index cuts from Google.
Final Thoughts
This experiment confirmed my assumptions, leading to further testing and ideas for improving my blogs.
Key Takeaways:
- Choosing the right niche is crucial.
- Quality of source articles matters.
- Article formatting affects performance.
Next steps? Scaling up, training a writer, and focusing on the last model for better results.