I'm working on a fictional book about Ancient Egypt. Someone told me to run it through GPTZero to check it. I found if i put in a paragraph it may come back 100% human, but if i add another paragraph it comes by "likely AI" written. Both paragraphs by themselves are 100% human, but together they're likely AI. That is really strange to me.
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"Delve" is also every AI intro. "Ensure" is another overused but often unavoidable AI word. I always rewrite the intro (sometimes using AI for research) and guide AI through the entire writing process. Without an engaging intro and the right details, your content is dead on arrival, not even worth writing.
hey, friends ツ i've been listening to the podcast for a while now and your integrity to keep going is exemplary despite low engagement kudos! you seem to care, so just thought to share imho what's missing (for me at least) allthingseo is undoubtedly a hot topic, but to you i come to get more into content as that is your chief expertise, if i'm not mistaken.. there is much content on seo stuff but not so much on the art of content-writing like the last piece today, examples of outstanding pieces, brands that do a top-notch job on that, names to look up to, keywords a.k.a allthingscontent.. - deep content talk that's just my opinion (as you said, different)
Another great episode! CC Labs have become an integral part of my work week - I always make sure to save 40 mins among my other tasks to catch up on the latest news and note down some expert tips. Thank you and keep up the good work!🔥
This was an excellent video overall and I learned some things I didn't know. Rick, I liked what you said about using the conclusion to give people options. I'm seeing a lot of that lately, like people posting something like a mind-map group of related articles. They start with a general listicle, then in the conclusion, invite people who are interested in knowing more to read some of the other articles. I did this once in my gardening blog about growing roses in Florida and had each article lead into another article with more detail or a completely different subject on the same topic. They were all reasonably short articles, about 500 words or so, but together, they made a booklet on the main topic with many sections. I ended up putting that booklet on Amazon and at the end of each article, I said that if they wanted to have all this information in one place for future reference, they could buy this booklet. What happened was I made each link trackable to that specific article. Most people went ahead and bought the booklet after the third or fourth article. There were eight in total. I worked for so many content farms that I'm an expert on Google algorithm mischief. The trick to get around those nasty algorithm changes is to keep people on your blog, and if they aren't on your blog, they're buying your product.
always good to listen to Rick straight forward insights... thanks for this guys... is there nay chance of a webinar where we can as some content related Questions...
I enjoyed your useful chat, advice and the great checklists/templates...thank you. I feel as if we´re currently stuck in the eye of a hurricane! Google is all wrong in prioritizing Quora, Reddit etc because of the reasons you say. I just don´t get it - they spent years de-indexing 'spammy' sites and yet are now rewarding the biggest ones. I'm hoping they come to their senses and give us back those 2 or 3 front-page spots!
I'm using AI to write content on my blogs, but I have a disclaimer that it was generated by AI, but has been edited, fact-checked and scanned for plagiarism. I also have AI provide links to the resources it used, and I use them to fact-check and include them at the end of the post. Going the extra mile makes people feel a lot more confident in your content. It takes me a grand total of 15 minutes to edit like this, so if the article itself if written in just a few minutes, that's still about 1/4 of the time it would take to search out all the content myself and write it. I do still either use my own photos or search for them myself.
00:02 Openness of business as a ranking factor for local SEO 02:29 Achieved first page ranking in 6 days 07:03 Creating comprehensive briefs for writers to produce outstanding copy. 09:08 Topic research and authority help articles rank faster. 13:24 Use AI to group and create writer instructions for keywords. 15:43 Don't just jump into outlining, do proper research, preparation, and planning. 19:31 Importance of helpfulness in content and site development 21:24 Search behavior and SEO trends in 2024 25:06 Best practices for dealing with longer form copy 27:10 Use unique and relevant visuals to enhance infographics. 30:57 Deliver on the promise and engage with segmented storytelling and gamification of content. 32:58 Wishing everyone Merry Christmas and a successful year ahead
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🎉 *Introduction and Overview* - Welcoming the audience to the last episode of the year. - Recap of the year in SEO and content marketing. - Overview of the topics covered in the episode. 01:07 🌐 *Importance of Open Business Hours for Local SEO* - Google confirms open hours as a ranking factor for local businesses. - Emphasis on the authenticity of open hours. - Reminder to keep Google Business profiles updated for local SEO. 02:30 🚀 *Achieving Page 1 Ranking in 6 Days* - Successful case study: Getting an article to rank on the first page in six days. - Collaboration with SEO experts and effective site architecture. - Emphasis on a strong brief, unique angles, and topical authority. 10:21 📝 *Creating Outlines Using AI* - Importance of thorough research and preparation before outlining. - AI's role in generating initial outlines based on various components. - Iterative process: refining, iterating, and building upon AI-generated outlines. 17:10 🚀 *SEO Trends for 2024* - Generative AI sets the minimum quality bar for content. - Emphasis on helpfulness as a crucial factor for ranking. - Cleaning up overall site helpfulness and content hygiene. - Increasing demand for subject matter experts in content creation. - Anticipation of continued disruption in search behavior. 21:59 🕵️ *SEO Trends for 2024* - SEO experts predict a busy year in 2024 with significant changes in search behavior. - Demand for experts will shift from fact-checking to extracting firsthand experiences for content. - Opportunities and threats for SEOs will arise, emphasizing the need to adapt to new search trends, particularly SSTE optimization. 24:32 📝 *Optimization of Long-Form Content* - Best practices for optimizing long-form content include breaking up text with bullet points and numbered lists. - Use subheads strategically, ensuring they appear every 2-300 words to maintain reader engagement. - Incorporate relevant and engaging visuals, avoiding generic stock images. 28:01 📖 *Advanced Techniques for Reader Engagement* - Implement segmented storytelling to align sections with a continuous theme or narrative. - Interactive quizzes and gamification of content can enhance reader involvement. - Positive reinforcement through social media endorsements adds credibility and keeps readers engaged. 31:06 🚀 *Ensuring Subhead Promises are Delivered* - Emphasize the importance of delivering on the promise presented in each subhead. - Consistently delivering on promises builds trust with readers. - Aim for maximum engagement by reinforcing key points throughout the content. Made with HARPA AI
There doing that to you? I came arcoss a channel that had said something about ‘’SME’’ in one of there videos it wouldn’t let me watch it because of where I live I’m guessing that they copyrighted your video because it isn’t allowed in your country i could be wrong
AI Content does rank and I have been monitoring sites using AI exclusive and for the past 12 months there has been zero change (Other that a slight change due to Helpful Content Update).
ChatGPT really has become too careful. It’s trying to avoid mistakes, political incorrectness, etc. makes it boring. I miss legacy Gpt3. It was so nice to chat with. ChatGPT4 has no magic anymore and always produces the same 💩
You can be economic with your word count as long as you've packed a lot of value in what you're publishing. The goal isn't to beat your ranking competitors in words, but to beat them in value to the audience. If you find yourself lightly touching on topics that your competitors covered in depth for the sake of keeping word count low, you're hurting your chances of outranking them. Cover what they cover better than they cover it and add insights, expertise, and information that they've missed.
hello, I applied to get into the program but have not received any feedback over the writing application I did. it has been 2 weeks now. what could be the issue? please assist.
Okay, I have a questions. A company has an SME and this person has created content for the company website. This is good for SEO / EEAT. But what to do when this SME leaves the company to work for another company? Keep the content although this is not an employee anymore? Keep content but change author to the new SME replacement? And what if the SME wants the content to be removed? Or their name removed?
Hi Arne, Here is what we can recommend: Keep the Content: If the information is still relevant, you can keep the content and attribute it to the original author, as their expertise provided its value. Change Authorship: If a new SME revises the content, they can be listed as an updater alongside the original author. Content or Name Removal: This depends on your jurisdiction and employment contract terms, but generally, work created during employment belongs to the company.
i personally think, SEO is going to be more easy now and as Nizam said going to be more competitive... It will definitely help genuine businesses with real EEAT and it is going to be hard for businesses just replicating ideas from others... thus not just SEO tactics will work, they will just support content that is worth being promoted by Google...
Google loves stacking algo updates.. keeps us SEO pros on our toes. I honestly spend most of my time and energy on mapping out incredible content and extracting tactics from competitors. Quality will always win (in most verticals).
