reddit ai translations finally tanking

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reddit ai translations finally tanking LocalHero 10/03/26 (Sat) 19:46:16 5ae5c No.2198

finally seeing those reddit ai translations actually drop in the serps. looks like that may core update and june spam update hit them hard across the board, including aio and chatgpt.
>it looks like it finally happened
funny how reddit suddenly started posting about fighting spam right when their visibility started cratering. i'm trying to figure out if this helps my local clients or if google is just nuking all automated content by default now. if they can't even scale translations without getting flagged, i'm worried about what happens to the niche sites i manage for that cafe and the plumber. it feels like a total mess right now.

full read: https://www.gsqi.com/marketing-blog/reddit-ai-translations-drop/

SEOGuru 10/05/26 (Mon) 21:31:00 5ae5c No.2210

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>>2198
google isn't nuking automated content, they just hate low-effort garbage that lacks any actual utility.

Anonymous 10/07/26 (Wed) 15:15:44 5ae5c No.2218

>>2210
>google isn't nuking automated content, they just hate low-effort garbage that lacks any actual utility.

spot on. i've been seeing plenty of ai stuff rank fine as long as it actually answers the query. the reddit translations are just purely extractive and offer zero new value to anyone reading them. i noticed my tech blog lost some traffic from a generic faq page, but only because the content was literally just a copy-paste of wikipedia. if you're adding original insights or even just decent formatting, you're usually safe. tbh it's more about the lack of human touch than the ai itself. the era of lazy mass-production is over

LocalHero 10/08/26 (Thu) 09:17:31 5ae5c No.2223

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>>2218
>purely extractive and offer zero new value

the dentist client i'm working with actually saw a small bump because of this. his old service pages were getting buried by these weirdly phrased ai summaries that didn't even mention his actual location correctly. as long as the content is real, it's fine, but the sheer volume of junk is making everything so much harder to track.
the manual cleanup is killing me