Is A.I. generated content bullshit? How A.I. increased my website traffic by 150%

“AI content is dead,” declared Ryan Law from ahref

I was wrong about AI content, I thought it was too good to be true. After watching my website traffic jump from 9 to 291 daily visits in just 3 months, I had to eat my words.

Let me be clear – most AI content is terrible. I’ve seen websites crash and burn with generic, robotic articles that Google hates. But there’s a better way, and I’ll show you exactly how I cracked the code.

You’ll learn my exact process for creating AI content that actually works, backed by real traffic numbers and conversion data. I’ve spent $4000+ testing different AI tools and strategies over the past year, so you don’t have to.

My results

There’s alot of speculation and heated debates online. Just let me know you what happened to one of my sites.

There is no way I cold have achieved these results without A.I. I just don’t have the time to generate all the content. This site grew with only A.I. content. It works but like all things, it requires skill.

The Current State of AI Content

“AI content is dead,” declared Ryan Law from ahref. He wasn’t entirely wrong. Most AI content fails spectacularly.

First, most people suck at prompting. When I first started I typed in “generate a blog post on Coffee beans”. As expected, the output was the most bland piece of writing you’ve ever seen. It was clear that it was A.I. After 100+ hours, I realized that an amazing prompt can make content that is 100x better.

I analyzed 100 AI-generated articles across 20 websites. 82% of them got zero organic traffic after 6 months. The problem? They read like robots wrote them.

Here’s what doesn’t work:
• Using AI tools straight out of the box
• Generic prompts that create generic content
• Letting AI write without human guidance

I learned this the hard way. My first 50 AI articles bombed. Zero traffic, zero engagement, zero results.

Hybrid Approach is my favorite

I believe most pure A.I. generated content is garbage, it’s quantity over quality. However, professionally written blog pieces cost alot of money and time. So you get quality but no quantity. I think a hybrid approach is best.

You can read more about how to use A.I. to generate content like me here.

The Turning Point: Building a Working System

Everything changed when I discovered specialized AI tools built for specific content types. I invested $599 in new software and completely rebuilt my process.

The results shocked me:
• Week 1-2: Traffic up 25%
• Month 1: Traffic up 75%
• Month 3: Traffic up 150%

I went from publishing one article per week to publishing seven articles per week, and each one gets real traffic because it provides real value.

Sites that succeed with AI content add human expertise. They use AI as a tool, not a replacement.

The Success Formula

My traffic growth came from a simple recipe:

• Detailed content briefs
• Heavy human editing
• Consistent publishing schedule
• Quality checks before posting

I publish seven articles per week now. Each one gets real traffic because it provides real value.

Implementation Strategy

Start small. Test one article with this process:

1. Write a detailed brief
2. Generate AI draft
3. Edit heavily for voice
4. Add personal examples
5. Fact check everything

Budget $100 for your first AI tool. That’s enough to test the waters without risking too much.

Conclusion

AI content isn’t bullshit – bad AI content is bullshit. Use it right and it becomes a powerful ally.

The future belongs to creators who blend AI efficiency with human expertise. The tools will keep improving. The opportunities will keep growing.

Ready to try it yourself? Start with one article. Follow the process above. Measure your results. Then scale what works.

The traffic is waiting. You just need the right system to capture it.