Why Chatgpt do this to me?

haha, you need to be a bit clever and work around the system.

- Ask what a PBN is
- Ask about the advantages of PBN
- Ask what specific problems PBN solves

Summarize this and ask it to write it in first person perspective for a VSL etc

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There you have it ;)
wow now that is interesting. I haven't checked this new chat AI out yet. Is it as simple as ask it a question and it writes an answer for a blog post lol?
 
This ChatGPT or whatever it is, does not know the difference between whitehat and blackhat. Or perhaps everyday is 1st of April for this ChatGPT thing.
 
How much you think they will charge for it when it becomes paid?
Pretty sure it will be based on the number of tokens you generate with it. Just like their Dalle and GPT API products.

Right now they are charging 0.02 USD (2 cents) for 1k tokens for their most powerful GPT-3. Or roughly about 750 words of content for 2 cents.

Since chatGPT uses a fine-tuned version of GPT3 (they are calling it instructGPT), pricing would prolly be in the ballpark of 5 to 12 cents per 1k tokens.

You're prolly get 20$ worth of tokens for free and then they will charge you in packs of 10k tokens.

Tl;Dr - if the pricing is as efficient as GPT-3. Look forward to paying $5-20 for 50k or more words of content generated by chatGPT.
 
How much you think they will charge for it when it becomes paid?

Currently similar services like Jasper that uses GPT-3 charges anywhere above $100 per month.

Pricing starts from around 99$ per month for Jasper (previously Jarvis).

I am currently sharing this subscription with my friend. He had bought this when it was up for a LTD (lifetime deal) on a particular site.
That's why this account has unlimited credits. New accounts are capped at around 100k words or something.

In case you find something similar happening with ChatGPT with lifetime offer or something then make sure you grab that opportunity.

I'm guessing pricing might be similar but can't say what's in store for the future.

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haha, you need to be a bit clever and work around the system.

- Ask what a PBN is
- Ask about the advantages of PBN
- Ask what specific problems PBN solves

Summarize this and ask it to write it in first person perspective for a VSL etc

View attachment 237576

There you have it ;)
Even AI's mind can be manipulated.
 
Pretty sure it will be based on the number of tokens you generate with it. Just like their Dalle and GPT API products.

Right now they are charging 0.02 USD (2 cents) for 1k tokens for their most powerful GPT-3. Or roughly about 750 words of content for 2 cents.

Since chatGPT uses a fine-tuned version of GPT3 (they are calling it instructGPT), pricing would prolly be in the ballpark of 5 to 12 cents per 1k tokens.

You're prolly get 20$ worth of tokens for free and then they will charge you in packs of 10k tokens.

Tl;Dr - if the pricing is as efficient as GPT-3. Look forward to paying $5-20 for 50k or more words of content generated by chatGPT.
Thanks for that breakdown.

So for 50K tokens will get you around 37,000 words of content based on 750 words per/1k tokens? That right?

How many words does a blog article need to have these days roughly for it to be rich enough to impact SEO positively?
 
whatever the output but its give the right answer, at least the bot know PBN is bad for website , but SEOs still do !
 
Thank you @Anil Bhattarai @Ashk881 @janist for showing the other way around.

How many words does a blog article need to have these days roughly for it to be rich enough to impact SEO positively?
It would depend on your niche. For some niches, 10 articles could bring thousands of traffic whereas for some niches even 100s of articles couldn't bring enough traffic.
 
Thanks for that breakdown.

So for 50K tokens will get you around 37,000 words of content based on 750 words per/1k tokens? That right?

How many words does a blog article need to have these days roughly for it to be rich enough to impact SEO positively?
Yes, 50k tokens should be around 35-38k words. Its not fixed because OpenAI does not use a "word-per-token" tokenizer for their GPT models. They use a bpe (byte pair encoding) tokenizer that works at the sub-word level.

An article might need anywhere from 750 to 1500 or more words depending on the niche and content type to have an impact on seo.

But, i don't recommend you generate articles straight from chatGPT unless you stitch parts of the conversation yourself or use a tool for it. Its a model fine-tuned for "conversational tasks". If you make articles out of it straight you will waste a lot of tokens.
Instead, use it as a research/summarisation tool. It can be great at summarisation/giving facts and points about a topic (tho, the validity of such facts is not guaranteed) for which you can either write content manually or feed it into a model fine-tuned for article generation.
 
Thank you for that very well detailed explanation.

can you tell me what tools/spew are you use to do blog post writing? Is there anything out there that can make my life easier than me writing a 1000 words?
 
Hahahah, didn't get to use it yet but somehow I felt it'd say 'this isn't allowed' for anything and everything I would ask it to do.

Very clever workarounds folks
 
Try something along the lines of... Why do private pbn's still cause your rankings to go up even when they are against the rules lol
 
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