Article Forge Vs Jasper AI (2023) | Which One Should You Use?

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1. Bro, Which is best for blog post, article forge or jasper? Could this also be detected in AI content detection software?
   I used writesonic but that was detected in AI content detection software.

   1. Hi manish, if you don’t want to be detected I’d go with Jasper. I just read a case study from Matthew Woodward confirming that jaspers the least likely to get detected, and in my own sites I use them like that. Jasper is for my more long term blogs, but it takes longer to write each article — and article forge is for sites I built just to get traffic quick with almost no effort.

   2. Article forge is good if you don’t care about the site long term but want it to be fully automated and just for ranking purposes

   3. @@nomadwebtools Ok Thanks 👍

   4. @@ManishKumar-jm1wr of course! Great questions. Good luck, let me know how you like it.

2. Great info buddy 👍. Which one do you recommend for affiliate marketing. Can we apply for adsense with these tools

   1. Thanks! Glad you liked it. I think both could be used for affiliate marketing – but probably article forge mostly. Jasper is good if you’re trying to go slow and build authority, article forge is great for creating lots of articles to rank quickly then they lose traffic over time. But it can be 100% automated so it can get very hands off.

   2. @@nomadwebtools Thank you so much ❤️

   3. I’ve got a free course at bloggingwithbots.com showing how I’d use the Jasper method if you’re interested.

   4. @@nomadwebtools sure 👍

   5. @@nomadwebtools Do you have a done for you service? Like I said I have the task to build out more than 3,000 websites that need to make at least $10 per month per website NET profit. It doesn’t do much good if they lose ranking over time, unless they don’t lose all ranking and still bring in a little bit of money, at least $10/month NET. I’m sure the Jasper method can be automated, right? I have Jasper and it’s painful to use. I found ChatGPT to be much better than Jasper. As far as the Ai detectors, I wrote some text and put it in the Ai detectors and it said it was 100% Ai even though I wrote it myself and I’m not an Ai, so the detectors can’t really be relied on. But all that matters is if Google relies on them…

3. Can you give me a method or formula to quickly as easy as possible make a blog that can make $10/month? I’m guessing Article Forge is what you’d recommend? I need this because I have more than 3,000domain names that need content put on them. I need to get them all built out so they at least make $10/month per website/domain NET profit.

   1. Well SEO is a much looser game than that in my experience…

      Some thoughts/answers from my experience:

      1) Do I have a done for you service? – No.

      And if I did there’s no way I would guarantee something like every site making $10 net profit per month. SEO has way too many variables for that to be expected.

      However, IN AGGREGATE it’s possible to achieve profit, IF you follow a system. But there’s no way you could guarantee that every site is going to rank, or make a certain amount.

      My best recommendation for learning how to do a process like this at scale is to check out SEO Affiliate Domination By Greg Jeffries: https://www.seoaffiliatedomination.com/a/6979/eczriVLb

      And of course – neither I nor Graig would guarantee that just because you buy the course or even follow your version of his methods that it will be guaranteed to return any specific amount either.

      2) Which tool would I recommend?

      Other than learning and doing Greg’s system, you could do a version of this with just Article Forge. I agree that Jasper is way too slow/expensive for doing it at that big of a scale.

      If you want to build out 3,000 sites, I would either get greg’s method and use that, OR build your own programmatic way of building out articles with either chat gpt or Article Forge (using their API or their bulk article generator) and then spinning them with something like WordAI into the thousands of sites and articles.

      This will likely get you traffic that will spike for about 1-2 months, and then slowly (or rapidly) decline, based on the whims of the search engines.

      At my peak doing Greg’s method I had about 300 sites, and it becomes a lot to manage, and certainly MOST of those sites didn’t profit BUT the few that did would make up for all the rest and created a very nice net profit.

      I think that’s what you’d actually want to accomplish. It certainly can be done – in my experience, it takes some sort of automation with code, designing really good systems for yourself for building the sites as automated as possible, choosing the right offers to promote, and combining these tools for efficiency.

      And in general, in my experience, the more automated/spun the content – the shorter the lifespan of the rankings. So if you want to get rankings, make money, and move on, then I’d use fully automated content, but just publish tons of articles as fast as possible.

      If you want more sustainability, then I’d just go slower with a lot fewer sites, and focus more on quality curation of the AI content, and spending more time on editing and accuracy, using Chat GPT 4 or Jasper.

      I’ve outlined a process like that in this free course:

      FULL AI SEO Tutorial (2023) – How To Start A Profitable Blog (Step-By-Step)
      https://youtu.be/b43NYDtGAjM

      That’s what I would recommend for a slower process, but (In my opinion) more likely to rank longer.

      So short answer, here’s a few ways to go about it:

      1) Highly Automated, Big Scale – https://www.seoaffiliatedomination.com/a/6979/eczriVLb
      2) Slower, but probably more sustainable long term, and still AI writing based:
      https://youtu.be/b43NYDtGAjM
      3) Medium Speed, Medium Quality – Article Forge Bulk Articles (about 250 per month per account), and then Using their API to publish to your site to save on that time.
      4) Your own custom system – you can decide what the highest priority is – speed or longevity and your own blend of the tools.

      I hope that was helpful, feel free to ask more questions if you have them!

   2. @@nomadwebtools The reason the rankings go away is due to the user interaction formulas, the readers don’t like them. That’s my guess. With your 300 sites you were making more than $10/month on the sites that earned. Are you saying you did work on sites that didn’t rank?

   3. @@VenturaIT Yeah, many of them didn’t rank, or didn’t rank much…some of them ranked and got lots of traffic but I chose a niche/offer that didn’t convert that traffic, and some of them didn’t ever really rank at all. And weirdly…sometimes sites would have no rankings according to any of the tools, but then random sales would come in and I knew they had to be from some of those sites.

      So – it was hard to know the exactly precise source of things, but the sites that did rank for good offers made a lot of profit.

      You may know more than me about this, but my guess at the time was that some niches just have more easier to rank for keywords so the bulk generated stuff could claim some of those spots, and other niches are more competitive so they can’t. But it’s always kind of a random guess as to what google and bing will do in the end.

   4. @@nomadwebtools You said many of the 300 sites you made didn’t rank… did you do proper KW research? How many pages did you make per site? Do you know why they didn’t rank? I just put up a site with a lot of pages of duplicate content and they all indexed right away but now if I type site:url in Google they are almost all not indexed, so I guess I got put in the sandbox. I’ve seen this sandbox and it kind of sucks. I sometimes wonder if some people know someone personally at Google and are doing this to their competitors.

   5. @@VenturaIT You’re right, I wasn’t sure if they weren’t ranking. I would just know that I wouldn’t make sales from some of them. I did minimal keyword research for these particular sites, I was following a particular method that doesn’t really emphasize a lot of in-depth keyword research. It sounds like you’ve got a pretty great system for ranking, so if you get the right offers you should do very well. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and wisdom. I’m positive you’ll hit your goal soon.

4. Which is best for google adsense

   1. I’d stick with Jasper for sure for that

5. Don’t use article forge I uesd and west time

   1. Interesting. It’s been extremely successful for me. How were you using it?

   2. @@nomadwebtools I asked the same questions to copy AI at the same time and compared the answers. Article forge did not give me a clear answers

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