GPT tip for wordpress : it understands any shortcodes

[moneymemoneynow]

Just wanted to share a tip.

If you make ai websites, utilized shortcode plugins. I use shortcodes to make my content mobile responsive, tabbed modules, javascript F.A.Q. modules, and you can even do full width image sections, regular boxs with background, custom heading formats with colors, image sliders, call to action box, really nice looking icon lists and icon boxs, and a lot more.

Just past the shortcode in gpt and say what it does. Can paste in a whole artle and say make a F.A.Q. with this shortcode and it does a great job.

You can even make entire page templates with shortcodes, though if it gets too long, would need to use multiple outputs(My 4,500 word product descriptions utilize a lot of shortcodes, and requires 2 GPT outputs per page, and I have lots of content instructions so it's good). Can also provide it urls for buttons and images(it'll understand your workflow too, at least for awhile. I can just say "ok, now again, but for this product *paste product info* and change image 2 to this URL" and it'll know what to do.

I use a combination of about 3 plugins, 2 paid(I bought 4, but only use some, some just don't seem to work with my theme).

Just want to explain that, I'm tired of seeing all ya'lls low quality ai pages when I google stuff, use some formatting make it pretty.

Also, can always have GPT make the output have simple HTML and CSS, I used to do a more complex way after using GPT to help generate an HTML and CSS template, but it'd sometime stall out and neglect content writing if too complex. Now, I just have it put it all in a container with a max width. It include metadata as well(page title and description), and automately does image alt tags. I have it do all this so the outputs can be uploaded with spreadsheets with no manual modifications needed in the wp admin(I have woocommerce importer for products, I do have to add other variables to the spreadsheet manually).

Sometimes wonky to get it to work, but wayyyyy faster than using visual editors for bulk wordpress creation.

Step up your outputs yall frfr

 

[flackz]

There are also WordPress plugins that work with GPT out of the box using shortcodes.

 

[moneymemoneynow]

There are also WordPress plugins that work with GPT out of the box using shortcodes.

Can you name one?

Like visual formatting or content writing or a combination?
Like you place a short code and it generates content where the shortcode is placed?
As in it populates a shortcode(for spawning an element based in java or css styling or whatever) format with content?
Like a content writer than creates visual or java elements populated with ai content?
Or as in, GPT already knows the shortcodes?(that part isn't hard, GPT learns the shortcodes instantly) Not sure what you mean.
Or like formatted blog article writing(with extra non-text elements)?

Lots of different types of shortcodes too, so really depends on what.

Shit like manually clicking generate title or meta description in wp admin on post pages, or click for short ai product descriptions is stuff I've seen, if you mean those little ai features(which I have done with the rest of the page content and import separately). But if there's more advanced tools(like for generating shortcodes that spawn CSS, Javascript, and or PHP elements - or like stylized module blocks) I'd be interested.

For my purposes, I'm trying to keep it as quick as possible, and not having to manually add and configure modules on pages. I got like 5,000 more pages to do(which is about 20,000,000 words, both heavy on content and formatting. And no autobloggindg shit, I seed the ai with a few relevant articles for context before starting the content gen for the page, so it's not trash content I don't want, but informed to important specifics for the niche). May take another 6 months daily grinding or so to do(close to 2,000 pages done for this project now, a few million words). Being able to configure and generate code outside of wordpress and import via CSV is what I'm focused on, since I can do all the page content with modules(as in like tabbed boxes), images and stuff in ready to go code I paste into a CSV cell, and then metadata and category and stuff in other cells - and can import batches of 50 or whatever.

For a workflow this size, even an extra few minutes per page adds weeks of additional work(my current workflow, I do not open the edit page option at all within WP admin, I import with yoast data and all, and skim through it after uploading to make sure I or the ai didn't make any errors, like incorrectly formatted taxonomies). 3 minutes extra a page would be 250 more hours to complete the project. For me what would really make my workflow better is if I had an ai plugin on the CSV editor(but would need to be advanced, like I'd need to be able to explain the whole task to it. GPT is good with that, helps a little to use custom gpt profiles with some project details so the ai has context of the overall project. Though so far, it's been better to avoid any editing within WP admin, always takes longer than it seems, even drag and drop shit.

Anyway, if there's any tools out there you think are any good, plugins with some sort of ai and shortcode combo, please share.

 

[flackz]

I mean if you write your post template in HTML and place GPT shortcodes wherever you want inside it. So the GPT generated content, which can also include HTML, JS and CSS, will be inserted into your HTML template. So I mean a HTML template that contains GPT shortcodes that generate content that may contain WP shortcodes that will be displayed in your posts as HTML, JS and CSS

 

[Deleted member 752298]

Can you name one?

Have you checked the premium version of AI engine?

https://meowapps.com/ai-engine/

 

[flackz]

Have you checked the premium version of AI engine?

https://meowapps.com/ai-engine/

Only OpenAI GPT and DALL-E?

 

[Bacardious]

There are also WordPress plugins that work with GPT out of the box using shortcodes.

Can you tell me the WordPress plugin program? We would be grateful if you could let us know.

 

[moneymemoneynow]

I mean if you write your post template in HTML and place GPT shortcodes wherever you want inside it. So the GPT generated content, which can also include HTML, JS and CSS, will be inserted into your HTML template. So I mean a HTML template that contains GPT shortcodes that generate content that may contain WP shortcodes that will be displayed in your posts as HTML, JS and CSS

I understand using GPT generated content including HTML, JS, and CSS, I've done a lot of that.

But it takes way too many characters for complex HTML and CSS(it's good for short sections, but for larger pages, GPT will time out and often glitch, or start making content thinner), so having the GPT outputs include shortcodes reduces how much it needs to generate, and can get it to generate more content for inside the shortcodes.

However, I'm not familiar with GPT shortcodes, as in a shortcode that will automatically generate content by just placing the shortcode.

What plugin has GPT shortcodes? Is it like: [gpt-shortcode-tag]isnsert gpt prompt here[end-shortcode-tag], and then generates the GPT content when you publish? If something like that exists, you could even have GPT outputs with those shortcodes(where GPT generates more prompts) in it to generate even more content if executed when added to the page. Though I am not aware of shortcode plugins that generate gpt content by placing a shortcode(based on a prompt inside the? Or context?)

Not sure if I followed you correctly, but if something like that exists, point me to it.

I was just talking about teaching GPT to use shortcodes from plugins like Shortcodes Ultimate and MyThemeShop shortcodes, and Intense, which is can do easily. Rather than shortcodes that generate GPT content themselves

 

[flackz]

I was just talking about teaching GPT to use shortcodes from plugins like Shortcodes Ultimate and MyThemeShop shortcodes, and Intense, which is can do easily. Rather than shortcodes that generate GPT content themselves

You can give it any construction (shortcode formatting rules or HTML/CSS/JS template) and it will fill it according to your needs. For example, you can tell it: "write a pros and cons text section formatted like this: {your HTML template here}" and GPT will do it.

 

[moneymemoneynow]

You can give it any construction (shortcode formatting rules or HTML/CSS/JS template) and it will fill it according to your needs. For example, you can tell it: "write a pros and cons text section formatted like this: {your HTML template here}" and GPT will do it.

Yes I understand, that was part of what I was trying to explain in the first part.

I used to do it that way(I did hundreds of product descriptions with CSS thatway), but if you use shortcodes to replace most of the JS and CSS, it can do a much better job with the inner content, as the shortcode just takes up way less space on the output. The more intricate the CSS and HTML is, the less it will write in the paragraph sections if there's multiple sections.

My old HTML/CSS gpt template without shortodes was around 1,250 words, with 3 rounded rectangles with inner mobile responsive image and a short paragraph with heading and each(image would fill the background of half the rounded rectangle, I had GPT help me make the CSS of that based on a landing page design I saw), then a wide rounded rectangle with product specs in short format(like 4-5 key points), and then a F.A.Q. in a CSS table(with colors, but wasn't clickable to show and hide answers). However, it would freeze and stop and glitch too much, so I would have to have it do it in 2 halves(can just say "do it in two halves, do half, stop, and wait till I say continue"), because all the code was too long. That would work ok, but my new format using short codes is better. Now, the first section is a tabbed javascript box with 4 tabs full of content, a captioned shortcode image panel, and rounded rectangle stylized box with shortcodes for custom icon bullet points, and a full JS F.A.Q. section with simple animated open and close for the answers. Looks nicer, and is about 2,000 words, and it will do it all in 1 output no need to split in 2. In a seperate window, I have it do a simpler output with with a product information sheet(simmilar info, but more in depth and also general information) with custom heading style, background and borders, custom text colors, icon bullet point sections. Now, together the 2 outputs utilizing shortcodes equals 4,000-4,500 words total. So a big upgrade from one prompt took 2 outputs to make all the JS and CSS from scratch which as only 1,250 words(because the code took up too much of the space for the max size it'd do the output), and just as quick to do the new format. Plus, the mobile responsive short codes work better than what GPT generated for my other style(which took a lot of prompts to troubleshoot when having it do all that CSS), don't have to adjust anything.

So yes, exactly. That's what I did also. My tip is that using shortcodes to replace excess CSS and JS can allow GPT do bigger pages with more sections and higher word count per prompt.

I swear, it's just a matter of time before they increase limits enough to get it to output a full 25 page niche site in 1 go. It's gonna get weird fast as GPT advances. Trying to really plant some roots in niches, because the avalanche of ai content and sites really hasn't begun. Just wait till the dang ai can spit out entire sites including navigation(when that happens, I'll probably just invest to make massive number of sites, collectively could make money off them just using low comp EMDs, since not too hard to rank those and get some regular leads for lower comp, but then sell them all. AI is gonna be another boom like the .com bomb but it's gonna grow too fast at a certain point. I'm really hoping we who get in early enough will be able to have security with aged sites with decent ranks before all the sudden every niche becomes way more competive.

 

[flackz]

I swear, it's just a matter of time before they increase limits enough to get it to output a full 25 page niche site in 1 go.

In fact, all modern AI models (yeah, except Llama 3) allow you to do this. OpenAI GPT-4 Turbo (128K token window) can generate a 300 page article in one go. Anthropic Claude 3 (200K token window) generates 450 pages. And with Google Gemini Pro 1.5 you can generate an article with a size of 4000+ pages. We have been using this feature since the first release of GPT-4 Turbo...

 

[moneymemoneynow]

In fact, all modern AI models (yeah, except Llama 3) allow you to do this. OpenAI GPT-4 Turbo (128K token window) can generate a 300 page article in one go. Anthropic Claude 3 (200K token window) generates 450 pages. And with Google Gemini Pro 1.5 you can generate an article with a size of 4000+ pages. We have been using this feature since the first release of GPT-4 Turbo...

Oh wow I feel like an idiot. I just started using GPT a year ago with no instructions and just trial and error. I thought it was the max(well I knew GPT4 turbo came out for API though honestly just wasn't sure how to use it/if I could use it like regular GPTW chat window.. I need to look up how to use it, never used tokens before, I just use regular GPT4 window with a team plan. 300 pages is going to make the work I do so much faster. Beejeebus I can't imagine the next few years, niches are still ripe out there, but these thangs going up to like 30,000 pages before we know it I just can't imagine the avalanche of sites that'll come next. Just got to be first or close enough. I'm picturing an Internet dystopia 10 years from now where 100 50,000 page websites will be nothing, I pray I'm wrong though.

 

[flackz]

Oh wow I feel like an idiot. I just started using GPT a year ago with no instructions and just trial and error. I thought it was the max(well I knew GPT4 turbo came out for API though honestly just wasn't sure how to use it/if I could use it like regular GPTW chat window.. I need to look up how to use it, never used tokens before, I just use regular GPT4 window with a team plan. 300 pages is going to make the work I do so much faster. Beejeebus I can't imagine the next few years, niches are still ripe out there, but these thangs going up to like 30,000 pages before we know it I just can't imagine the avalanche of sites that'll come next. Just got to be first or close enough. I'm picturing an Internet dystopia 10 years from now where 100 50,000 page websites will be nothing, I pray I'm wrong though.

These models really have a limit on output, like 4K, 8K, 16K or even 32K at once. However, since they have a huge context window for input, the auto-blogging scripts use this feature to generate the article piece by piece, sending the previously generated text to the GPT model and asking it to continue the article over and over again until it is completely written. We use cyberseo pro, but you may want to check out the new ai autoblogger plugin from the same company. We haven't tested it yet, but as its description says, it uses the same article generation algorithms and has a more user-friendly interface.

 

[moneymemoneynow]

These models really have a limit on output, like 4K, 8K, 16K or even 32K at once. However, since they have a huge context window for input, the auto-blogging scripts use this feature to generate the article piece by piece, sending the previously generated text to the GPT model and asking it to continue the article over and over again until it is completely written. We use cyberseo pro, but you may want to check out the new ai autoblogger plugin from the same company. We haven't tested it yet, but as its description says, it uses the same article generation algorithms and has a more user-friendly interface.

Awesome thanks

I feel kinda stupid. I paid for $10 of tokens to try using GPT 4 Turbo. I wanted to just use GPT 4 Turbo tokens through a normal chat window, but I have no clue how, but I can use the credits for a plugin like that.

Is there just a regular ChatGPT style chat window alternative I can use with GPT 4 Turbo for larger outputs by spending my tokens?
The only way to use it is with like python or third party softwares?

I think I will try that autoblogger plugin and test it on a few sites.
It looks good, and I can even include my normal HTML, CSS, and shortcode instructions in the one you suggested. Will be good for general topics. And can add custom HTML to append the the end of each article, I can use that to add a table with the top 10 vendors with highlights and links(main goal, get people to click multiple vendor affiliate links).

Though I still like using the ChatGPT interphase. For the content I was wanting to make, preferably would like more control. To write 1 article, I would provide GPT with about 3 other articles that rank well for that search term, and I would provide some context info(I know a lot about the niche, and sometimes like to clarify things). And Turbo should be able to do batches of 10 if I provide 30 articles per prompt type thing, and I would import them(with HTML and shortcode formatting) into my site using a CSV(with yoast SEO metadata). Could also feature specific products with image and links and specific vendors also, either with instructions for the ai to format it(can even use like nice stylized css styled shortcodes for call to actions and stuff).

I'm a little torn, because with more hands on I am sure I can create content that is more competitive with my well research keywords for topics in the niche(really, I prefer doing prompts were I can past in a few articles with specific information I want the focus to be on, rather than the database info alone). Though auto blogging can be done on larger scale, and automatic, which is very appealing obviously.

I probably will do both, with some articles 1 by 1(and import them in bulk with categories and metadata) for stuff I'd want to fine tune on the keyphrases I really want to compete for, and also do autoblogging starting with other sites.

Still interested if there's any ChatGPT style UIs I can use GPT4 Turbo in with my API key? Just for larger outputs in one go

Thanks!

 

[Mcz88]

Great tip

 

[flackz]

Awesome thanks

I feel kinda stupid. I paid for $10 of tokens to try using GPT 4 Turbo. I wanted to just use GPT 4 Turbo tokens through a normal chat window, but I have no clue how, but I can use the credits for a plugin like that.

Is there just a regular ChatGPT style chat window alternative I can use with GPT 4 Turbo for larger outputs by spending my tokens?
The only way to use it is with like python or third party softwares?

I think I will try that autoblogger plugin and test it on a few sites.
It looks good, and I can even include my normal HTML, CSS, and shortcode instructions in the one you suggested. Will be good for general topics. And can add custom HTML to append the the end of each article, I can use that to add a table with the top 10 vendors with highlights and links(main goal, get people to click multiple vendor affiliate links).

Though I still like using the ChatGPT interphase. For the content I was wanting to make, preferably would like more control. To write 1 article, I would provide GPT with about 3 other articles that rank well for that search term, and I would provide some context info(I know a lot about the niche, and sometimes like to clarify things). And Turbo should be able to do batches of 10 if I provide 30 articles per prompt type thing, and I would import them(with HTML and shortcode formatting) into my site using a CSV(with yoast SEO metadata). Could also feature specific products with image and links and specific vendors also, either with instructions for the ai to format it(can even use like nice stylized css styled shortcodes for call to actions and stuff).

I'm a little torn, because with more hands on I am sure I can create content that is more competitive with my well research keywords for topics in the niche(really, I prefer doing prompts were I can past in a few articles with specific information I want the focus to be on, rather than the database info alone). Though auto blogging can be done on larger scale, and automatic, which is very appealing obviously.

I probably will do both, with some articles 1 by 1(and import them in bulk with categories and metadata) for stuff I'd want to fine tune on the keyphrases I really want to compete for, and also do autoblogging starting with other sites.

Still interested if there's any ChatGPT style UIs I can use GPT4 Turbo in with my API key? Just for larger outputs in one go

Thanks!

As far as I can see, there is no way to use these tools with your own Python scripts, because they are WordPress plugins, so they have no support for Python and other programming tools. However, they work much like ChatGPT. You enter your GPT prompt and get the result. The only difference is that the result is not displayed in a chat window, but is automatically inserted into the WordPress database as regular posts. Also, all modern plugins support a number of different AI models for you to choose from. It's not a good idea to be limited by using only OpenAI GPT-4, because there are other alternative models with the same quality output but 3x cheaper price for using their API, like Anthropic Claude 3...

 

[FloGibbs]

Kindly mention the 4 plugins that you use @moneymemoneynow

 

[moneymemoneynow]

Kindly mention the 4 plugins that you use @moneymemoneynow

The main ones I'm using are Shortcodes Ultimate(has a free version), WP Shortcode by MyThemeShop, "Intense" shortcodes. This BHW user @PremiumVault offers a plugin service that has all of these and a lot more: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/d...premiumvault-app.1571631/page-3#post-17624392 I only realized after paying like $30 for some of them.
In general, if your gonna use lots of plugins, get that or envato subscription, they even have Shortcodes Ultimate + unlimited site lincence which is a $60 a year value(and they offer unlimited licences even for the devs that don't offer than when you buy regularly, I shouldn't have paid $30 for the single site licenses)

Most of them have similar stuff, but some word better than others(most important to me are the tabbed boxes, and accordion style features). The "Intense" shortcodes plugin has ones with full width gradient of image fill divers and full screen video and some other elements you could make homepages with. Check the previews on the websites of each plugin(and load in the demo content), there's over 100 different short codes, some are pretty cool(combined the right way, can make nice designs and pretty complex rich content).

I tried others but some didn't work well(idk if theme compatibility issue, hosting server compatibility, or something else) and one caused a critical error. Btw, NameCheap by far has the best live support, they fixed the critical error on my site immediately, and I lost nothing. I am going to switch to a bigger cheaper hosting plan, but seriously, NameCheap will help you troubleshoot stuff that really isn't their problem(like the plugins)

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Separately, and this one is important because I was so confused, I found a ChatGPT chat alternative to ChatGPT which you can use your GPT Turbo tokens(or other AI systems) for, just like ChatGPT, but with way higher limits. It's called Corcel. I can't tell yall how long it took for me to find that, you'd think it'd be obvious but I just couldn't find anything like it.

Just sign up for Corcel, and bam, same interphase as ChatGPT, but can use GPT4 Turbo and get 300 page outputs in the same type of interphase as ChatGPT.

I have an import plugin for blog posts(different from the one I was using for Woocommerce listings, but the same concept). I will create a simple blog format template including some shortcodes, so it's not just plain text blog post outputs, and will include some other features to the page like icon lists, yellow text highlights, call to action boxes with button, and columns and stuff - in addition to the regular article sections, and using information I paste in that I want it to use from other sites(the benefit over the autobloger). I can create a batch of 10 articles at a time with all the formatting, and paste into the spreadsheet along with page title, yoast page description, thumbnail image url, categories - and import them to the site. Also, the import plugin allows for custom post type, so I can use it for my wordpress themes that have custom post type for review pages with all the extra taxonomies and stuff for doing those in bulk.
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I looked more into the Autoblogging platform suggested in this thread(aiautoblogger) and am going to start deploying it. It's not just a ridged output based on limited options, it's flexible, you can type and add in whatever you want to be included in each prompt, including extra instructions for affiliate link URLs to use, and a lot more. It shows examples for instructions for use of HTML, suggesting using basic things like bold and italics, but you can also include the instructions for short codes in there too, you aren't limited to HTML(anything chatgpt can do, you can configure that to automate for each article). It can include a F.A.Q. section of the article by just pasting in the short code format in there and providing instructs for the prompts. You could add additional information about different vendors or products(and say only include if relevant to this or that, basically can set conditions, so can have conditional outputs) as well as affiliate links for each, and you can also have it mention and link to other pages of your sites. You just have to be creative with that extra prompt info box. This is a lot better than the article writers with fixed settings, where it's there article style template or nothing.

I'm going to start using the autobloggin on a lot of my sites. Some of the sites I have I do not want to invest much time and effort, and just want them to be semi active(helps a lot with google, abandon a site a few months, and google may start ignoring it), so for some, I'll just prepare it for 50 outputs, 1 per week, and set them and forget it for a year. Also, will be better for my niche sites if I ever sell them. A few years active will be good, and it will be a step above typical autoblog content, as it will be enhanced with shortcodes, plus I'm good for writing the extra instructions for content. For $0.15 a week in tokens or whatever, well worth it. I will try a larger amount on some, but mostly want to keep it low cost and low maintenance as an addition to my primary content.

Only question is if they offer an unlimited site license or just 10. I'd really like to grow to 50 sites niche sites, and the smaller ones I'd just want like 1 post a week.

 

[myplaysoft]

IMO one of the most robust way of handling a large amount of sites not onply WP would be ubot studio, not cheap and with a learning curve but which allows granular approach.

 

[flackz]

Only question is if they offer an unlimited site license or just 10. I'd really like to grow to 50 sites niche sites, and the smaller ones I'd just want like 1 post a week.

Perhaps you should ask its developers...