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This is more of a SEO question. I got 100,000 pages, all computer generated, but all high quality information as well (not scraped/duplicate content). Should I

• HerraBRE 15y ago
  How can 100,000 pages of anything computer generated be "high quality information"? What are you generating? I admit I am skeptical, but I am also genuinely curious. :-)
• mikegreenberg 15y ago
  I'm not an SEO expert and have no familiarity with Google's page rank algo, but if I had to take an educated guess: 100k of content from one domain would probably never just spring up overnight. It would probably be best to publish your content from most linked to least linked over a period of time that makes sense. This way, the content that is gradually posted is not likely to have dead links (while the target is still waiting in the queue to be published). You're still probably going to have some negative impact if all the content links to itself and nothing from the outside linking in. And I understand Google's crawlers now detect organic content generation (comments, likes, linkbacks, etc) so if that sort of interaction makes sense in your content, you might get negatively affected if it's not there as expected. Just some thoughts and take it with a grain of salt, of course! :)