Scaled Content Abuse

Blueprint diagram of an AI content factory feeding Google's index, with a red threshold line marking where the scaled-content classifier trips and pages get deindexed.

r/SEO's 1,800-Posts-a-Month Thread Maps Where Google's Classifier Trips

An r/SEO thread titled "Is there any way to make 1,800 posts per month work" drew 101 comments on May 15, 2026, and almost none of them defended the premise. The thread is the clearest signal yet that practitioners have stopped debating whether scaled AI content

Blueprint-style chart of daily Google impressions collapsing from 5,000 to 10 above a stack of nearly identical AI-generated pages, with an AUDIT magnifying glass overlay

An r/SEO Sports Site Lost 99.8% of Its Impressions Following AI SEO Advice

An r/SEO operator posted this week that one of their sports sites dropped from roughly 5,000 daily Google impressions to about 10, a 99.8% collapse, after following standard AI SEO advice. The audit pattern they described maps cleanly onto Google's scaled content abuse policy: high-volume