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AI site got 20 visits in first two days then dropped, worth rebuilding?

Hi, i built an ai website for a very specific niche. Google seemed to index both http and htrps for homepage at the beginning which did not help.

Anyway the content was fully ai generated but high quality. Within the first two days of going live it received over 20 clicks from google.

Now i wonder, shall i go ahead and build a new one from scratch, but this time handwrite everything myself? The clicks are valid from google search per search console. The site got many impressions too. Heck for a few keywords it was right away in position 2.

Now its totally dead.

Worth a rebuild?

Thank you

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