Become a Professional Copy-Paster: Audit Your Web Pages Using ChatGPT
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In this section, you will learn:
1. How to use ChatGPT to audit your website content and enhance on-page SEO with content that Google values.
2. How answering PAA questions can give you a significant edge over your competition.
3. How to ensure your webpages comply with Google’s E-E-A-T guidelines, by creating "E-E-A-T content."
How to Use ChatGPT 4 as a Professional Copy-Paster
SEO is not about technical tricks. It’s about how you train Google to know about you properly. Let’s see how simple to do this is, with AI. We use the premium version of ChatGPT, i.e. GPT-4.
Remember, you might have several hundred posts, but our goal is to take your top content and make it even better — like throwing fuel on the fire.
We will examine whether your content complies with E-E-A-T, Google’s updated standards, and effectively answers all related 'People Also Ask' (PAA) questions.
Step 1:
Before you submit your actual request, warm it up by asking,
“What do you know about [Your Brand Name]?”
Step 2:
Enter the prompt:
“Okay. This is their top blog post, which is on [Post Keywords Here]. Please evaluate it based on PAA questions that are answered and not answered. Grade on a scale of 1 to 10, harshly.”
Step 3:
Then copy and paste the content of any of your top posts below the prompt above. To do this, select everything on the blog post page by using the keyboard shortcuts 'Ctrl + A' (select all), 'Ctrl + C' (copy), and 'Ctrl + V' (paste) on a Windows operating system.
Don’t worry about copying the extra words in the headers and footers, because ChatGPT knows how to filter those out while analyzing your content.
Select all (Ctrl + A) and copy (Ctrl + C) your top post
Paste (Ctrl + V) in ChatGPT4
Here is the analysis provided by ChatGPT:
ChatGPT graded this post an 8.5 out of 10 and suggested several improvements.
Answering PAA Questions: A Proven SEO Technique
For every search term you enter in Google, you will notice there is a section in the search results titled 'People Also Ask' (PAA) section?
This is one of the most valuable items for your SEO. Once you notice it, you can't ignore it — it's like the matrix.
If you want to rank for any specific keywords, pay attention to the PAA for those keywords.
An example of PAA questions for the keywords "leaky roof repair near Iowa, USA"
An example of PAA questions for the keywords "concrete coating Florida"
The PAA section shows a lot of information, and the more you explore it, the more it expands like an accordion, revealing other related questions.
By answering these PAA questions, either by creating one-minute videos or blog posts, you significantly increase your chances of ranking for the keywords associated with these PAA questions.
E-E-A-T Content: The Ultimate SEO Hack
Do you do the thing you say you do in the places you say you do it?
If your answer is yes, then you can prove this to Google by creating content that demonstrates your E-E-A-T: Experience, Expertise, Authority, and Trust.
What we discussed above, i.e. answering PAA questions, is one way to demonstrate your experience and expertise. When you answer these in the form of a talking-head video, you build authority in your industry for that PAA question and create trust within your target audience.
Other examples of E-E-A-T content include photos and videos of you and your team working on client projects, before and after images of projects you've worked on, and any other content that demonstrates your experience.
Do you know that you can hire a young adult to identify PAA questions for you, among other important steps vital to run your own Content Factory?
You can also hire virtual assistants for just $500 a month, using our process, who will help you in repurposing your content effectively and running it through all the six phases of the Content Factory.