Blog Google appears to be manually suppressing PAA (people also ask) automated sites at this point.

[Tersbyte]

In January of this year, I launched a People Also Ask (PAA) site that was initially successful. With nearly 200k indexed links, I was receiving around 1k-2k clicks. However, my traffic suddenly plummeted to just 20 clicks.

I wasn't alone in this experience, as other big players in the PAA space also saw a decline. Despite this setback, these people made enough money to sustain themselves for life.

Based on my experience, I would advise others to remain under the radar. While these PAA sites can generate millions of views, it's important to consider the risk of being limited to just 200k monthly views or being forced to create multiple sites. In any case, those who were successful in this space have already made a significant profit.

 

[SleekVulture]

Yes, many websites like that have shut down. However, I have a list of around 50 other sites that are still performing well. Let's observe how they fare in the coming months.

 

[Shmoenevo]

But why is that beneficial? Isn't it logical to use questions as H2/H3 headings? After all, any question can serve as a keyword.