ChatGPT Prompt: Automatically add keywords to your content

[iEscapedTheMatrix]

Super basic prompt.

But perhaps we can all work on improving it.

Unless y'all find it works really well...

Lmk!

Hey ChatGPT,

I want you to pretend to be an SEO expert.

I will feed you a portion of my article.

I want you to rewrite it, using my keywords and your very best SEO practices.

My main keyword is: keyword one

My secondary keywords are: keyword two, keyword three

All of my keywords should be included with each and every set of 100 words from my content.

So, if I input 300 words, all my keywords should be repeated at least 3 times.

Just remain naturally clear as well as try not to change the content too much.

Refrain as much as possible from changing words.

All will be body paragraphs only.

Ask me for my article before you begin.

Do not explain what you are doing.

Thank you.

 

[splishsplash]

This wont work well because a) chat gpt is not an seo expert and to create one you have to actually fine tune davinci in a specific way.

and b) you dont rank articles with a keyword density like this. This is SUPER old school SEO.

Instead of keywords in an article you need topical entities and entities related to those topical entities.

essentially content of depth and not fluff covering the right topics.

300 words of depth is better than 1000 words of loose fluff just containing keywords repeated

 

[iEscapedTheMatrix]

This wont work well because a) chat gpt is not an seo expert and to create one you have to actually fine tune davinci in a specific way.

and b) you dont rank articles with a keyword density like this. This is SUPER old school SEO.

Instead of keywords in an article you need topical entities and entities related to those topical entities.

essentially content of depth and not fluff covering the right topics.

300 words of depth is better than 1000 words of loose fluff just containing keywords repeated

Yeah, it's not meant to be all-inclusive. More so just to maybe pull sentences a take inspiration. Next prompt will be more powerful. Trying to think of a good idea.

 

[splishsplash]

Yeah, it's not meant to be all-inclusive. More so just to maybe pull sentences a take inspiration. Next prompt will be more powerful. Trying to think of a good idea.

It's good thinking, it's just that "keywords" is not the right approach.

I'd recommend looking more into fine tuning davinci or curie personally.

 

[iEscapedTheMatrix]

It's good thinking, it's just that "keywords" is not the right approach.

I'd recommend looking more into fine tuning davinci or curie personally.

Could you elaborate please?

 

[splishsplash]

Could you elaborate please?

Curate data with articles, keywords it ranks for and their rank and fine tune. Include html tags in the article.

I don't want to give too much away on this. It's something I'm working on

 

[iEscapedTheMatrix]

Curate data with articles, keywords it ranks for and their rank and fine tune. Include html tags in the article.

I don't want to give too much away on this. It's something I'm working on

Ouu I see what you're saying. Gotcha. Working on something kinda similar.

 

[metaxe]

This wont work well because a) chat gpt is not an seo expert and to create one you have to actually fine tune davinci in a specific way.

and b) you dont rank articles with a keyword density like this. This is SUPER old school SEO.

Instead of keywords in an article you need topical entities and entities related to those topical entities.

essentially content of depth and not fluff covering the right topics.

300 words of depth is better than 1000 words of loose fluff just containing keywords repeated

i see you comment on all topics and you don't want anyone to use AI, because of what you do, admit it now AI is better

 

[splishsplash]

i see you comment on all topics and you don't want anyone to use AI, because of what you do, admit it now AI is better

This doesn't make any sense.

I don't even understand what you're trying to say.

It doesn't make sense because I didn't tell anyone not to use AI. I said using it in that way isn't going to produce useful results.

 

[luisjpm95]

I am a content writer and this week I had to write an article using AI and insert about 60 words.

What I learned was the following:

-When I gave ChatGPT a multi-paragraph text and a list of keywords to insert into that text, it usually proceeded to create new, meaningless text.

-What worked for me was to do the process paragraph by paragraph and with 1-3 keywords (Promt: Rewrite the next paragraph and insert the following keyword(s) into it).

-Another thing that worked for me was to give ChatGPT one or more paragraphs (you can do it with a whole sub-heading or section of the article, for example) and ask it to continue writing the text using the keyword (Promt: Keep writing the following text and include the keyword "KW-Example").

I hope my advice will be helpful!

PD: I used the free version. Things might be different with GPT 4 / paid version.

 

[CheapestContent]

Thanks for your share. Let me try this out.

 

[MoonStarz]

Nice prompt I will defenetely trying it seems really good organized and with a really good structure.