> Looks like the SEO folks do though. Pretty sure at least 80% (probably 95%+) of low-quality SEO content is generated by computers, or at least by very low-sk

> Looks like the SEO folks do though. Pretty sure at least 80% (probably 95%+) of low-quality SEO content is generated by computers, or at least by very low-skill outsourced labor in a machine-assisted way. It then makes sense that the mature Internet can probably match any search query in a manner that leads to a site that sells something vaguely matching the query, through sheer quantity of available content. In other words - there is enough SEO content generated and indexed that most queries will be able to be monetized by a search engine like Google.