ChatGPT users: How are you creating the outline?

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Are you guys using a tool like Frase, Neuronwriter, etc?

Or are you asking ChatGPT to create the outline?

What's working for you?
 
Chat GPT alone does a decent job
I use multiple prompts and filter 2-3 sub-topics at a time
 
If you gonna ask to do it for you, it does terrible, ok to good job you never know. This is a problem with ai. Jasper use to create 6 subheading. Terrable terrable job. At the moment I am using my own outlines.
I guess we need to use some plugin, chrome extension or something. If someone know and want to share how , they cam post here.
 
Chat GPT alone does a decent job
I use multiple prompts and filter 2-3 sub-topics at a time

Curious to know what you mean by "filter 2–3 subtopics". Do you mean each prompt focuses on 2–3 subtopics?
 
If you gonna ask to do it for you, it does terrible, ok to good job you never know. This is a problem with ai. Jasper use to create 6 subheading. Terrable terrable job. At the moment I am using my own outlines.
I guess we need to use some plugin, chrome extension or something. If someone know and want to share how , they cam post here.
Yeah, the same experience here. The outline is where I'm stuck most of the time.
 
Curious to know what you mean by "filter 2–3 subtopics". Do you mean each prompt focuses on 2–3 subtopics?
I pick 2-3 topics that make sense and run the same prompt all over again
c/p them into a text file and expand them one by one later on
 
I have NeuronWriter and I'll be honest. It's great but I've not had a single article rank with it. Now I don't know if that's coincidence or not, but I've definitely had articles rank with ChatGPT.

I find using NeuronWriter for subheading research and for overall article SEO score to be helpful.
 
Running the same prompt after expanding upon them is what most people do.

It's what I do. Generally, it creates a decent-ish outline within the first 1-2 runs.

What're you doing to generate yours?
 
Running the same prompt after expanding upon them is what most people do.

It's what I do. Generally, it creates a decent-ish outline within the first 1-2 runs.

What're you doing to generate yours?

I am not much of an expert yet on ChatGPT yet. So all I am doing is asking ChatGPT to write the outline and then asking it to expand on each of the points. But I do see when I ask it to write on those points separately with multiple prompts, it produces better results.
 
Are you guys using a tool like Frase, Neuronwriter, etc?

Or are you asking ChatGPT to create the outline?

What's working for you?
Get some ideas from chatgpt , search the SERPS , check the PAA section and make a outline that fits the article title and has semantic search value.
Not all of your subheadings need to be keywords.
Think from user's perspective to understand the search intent.
If some is searching for "why are chihuahuas ill-tempered" you will help users have a positive experience by adding a subheading "Are chihuahuas from reputed breeders ill-tempered too?" and satisfies the semantic search intent of readers.
 
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