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Anyone else noticing Claude Artifacts outranking blog posts on Google? (for micro-niches)

Hey, recently, I have observed that:

If you search on Google for some niche or narrow market keywords. Google will often show you Claude artifacts in the first page (and often first position).

For example, just a few minutes ago I searched for the keyword “offerlab review.”

for that google showed a few youtube videos first. but then in the second position results it was a Claude artifact.

You won’t believe…on the same first page, there are multiple claude artifact results, and even on the second page too.

I was shocked because there are some good blog posts written by people. but Google is not ranking them in the top positions.

Instead, it’s ranking Claude Artifacts. At first I thought it could be because of my search behaviour, Google is showing the results that are relevant to me.but then I tried incognito mode but still the same results.

Why is this happening? Is it because of Claude DA?Are claude artifacts highly optimized?Or Google treats them as UGC like Reddit or other forums?As far as I know, claude artifacts are crawlable. Google can crawl and index them. Even ChatGPT chats and Grok chats are also seen on Google search because it can crawl them.

But why is claude artifacts ranking directly in the top positions for niche keywords?

Is this some kind of new SEO hack? Could it be considered parasite SEO?

I’ve seen people write really good articles…yet claude artifacts still outrank them.

Just try the same search on Bing. Bing will rank those good blog posts instead of claude artifacts. It does not even show a single artifact.

Another keyword I tried searching “legacy builders program reviews.”

Again I saw artifacts ranking. But not at the first position but on the first page.

Actually these are very narrow, low volume and micro-niche keywords. That can be a possible reason.

My question is: Since Google crawls and indexes Claude artifacts, can we use it to get backlinks for our site. If not then we can atleast drive some traffic to our site.

P.S. Clade Artifacts are 100% AI-generated content. Google has said it favors low-effort, low-value content. Yet Google is ranking these artifacts. They are not high-value content.They're just easily accessible and usable.

So why is Google ranking them? I want to know your opinion.

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