In this video, we discuss How to Rank a Blog in 2023. I'm using #chatgpt, AUTOBLOGGING and more 🚀 Let's focus on #SEO, niche websites, and more. ✅ ✅ ✅ AUTOBLOGGING MASTERCLASS: jessecunningha...
Seo minion is a great option. If you have a keywords everywhere subscription of bronze package or higher you get full access to the tool for 72 dollars a year. You also get all the access to keywords everywhere which is excellent for so many keyword and social media data scraping.
After going through loads of channels finally got someone who talks TO THE POINT. Though I am late, but is there any way that I can get access of your masterclass. I would love to get a subscription.
Curious to know from picking the keywords, then looking at domains, to picking topic based on the competitors' XML sitemap, what made you pick the "The Best Belgian Beer Cafes in Antwerp?" Yes, I understand you did a text search on their XML sitemap for anything Belgium/Belgian but to make the leap is lost on me. I do not see the amount of traffic that article drives, what I only see is the amount of traffic the site drives. Did you just pick based on assumption that if the site gets this amount of traffic, writing something will produce the traffic yield? There is zero/0 traffic volume for "belgian beer cafes" or anything similar to that taxonomy.
Love your content, it's pure motivation. I'm in progress of starting my blog. During my content planning I discovered, that my 6 Cornerstones contain so much Potential, that I could write hundreds of articles for each. Here's my question: Does it from SEO perspective make sense to start 6 different 'smaller' websites/blogs and use them as a source of 'extern' linking to boost ranking? I would love a Video about that topic!
Thank you very much for the video , spot on , i have question please for new websites or one dont have traffic is better to write articles with 0-10 keywords ? or low competition high search volume keywords ? Thank you
Hi Jesse. Love your content. I have been looking into ahrefs and does the basic plan and price package do all the keyword searching that’s in your video or do I need a better plan with them. Can you help me friend
Jesse, I love your clarity and methodology, however I have not been able to see the same success, which is little frustrating, considering the site that I am using has a DR of 51 and the sites that we are competing with have a below 10 DR.. not sure if this method has been flagged already?
Hello Jesse, what software would you recommend for writing category descriptions, product descriptions for e-commerce? I'm having really hard time finding something decent in terms of results. Thank you for the help.@@jessecunninghamv
Bro, I buy a domain and hosting of mental health niche, now I understand some of SEO and keyword research. The problem is their are already too much websites ranking on mental health having 90 above DR and DA. I don't have enough money to buy another one . I need help
Yeah exactly - it's a streamdeck. I've gotten used to it - so it's just like editing but doing it live - more natural - and allows me to produce videos extremely quick.
thank you so much for your course what amazing when you see likes this luxury content here i would like to get your course but as i saw its abit expensive for some countries so if you can add a code to get your course its fine and thank you in advance for that
wait why u skipped yelp. I'm trying to rank my client on best dental clinic in {city}. when I searched I found there are only listing wesites like yelp,just dial,lybrate,practo,curofy - this are all small business listing sites in India by the way. Can I rank my client above them?
I fineshed 10 blogs using your technique and upload them to my website with hostinger but how do i get paid from these blog posts l. That getting paid part is what is dumbfounding me
It would be nice if you could give us some techniques that can be used without paid tools. Agree paid tools save time, but if you take it a step further, if we had the luxury of $$ we wouldn't be even looking at these videos we would be hiring an SEO expert and pass it all to them. Anyway - it depends on who you want to target I guess, but just some food for thought.
It depends on the method - but you can autoblog citations (although sometimes competitors show up) and internal links can be automated too - but i do a combo of all of it, depending on the use-case/scenario
@@jessecunninghamv ok. Linking is my bottleneck. But really only want to do contextual anchor text and not exact match, and vary the anchor text each time (supposedly G don't like same anchor text right?), Also, as the idea is to publish content hubs, the structured linking has to be an integral step in the process, otherwise you have to go back in manually. Anyway, I look forward to your masterclass if you cover it in there..?
Keyword search volumes are never accurate in these apps. They're just not. Doesn't matter how you swing it. Not that they are not useful, but completely accurate. No.
They are pretty accurate - at least from the perspective of seeing trends and making decisions based upon data - I agree, the lower volume KWs can have more than you intended but that's often the case of ranking for more keywords you expected when creating a good piece of content.
Sorry, but how is this not spun content? Do those articles include any original information at all, or do they just put all the top SERPs results into one bigger article...do you really think Google won't pick this up, sooner or later? /Max
Great question - spun content changes verbs/sentence structure/word choice whereas LLMs have more data on say “beaches in Japan” then what’s represented in top SERPs for “best beaches in Japan” so because we are pulling from the LLMs data, which is highly randomized depending on the temperature parameter, means that we are pulling in new information, often, then what is currently represented in SERPs. And if a output of an LLM is not different enough - then all it takes is a simple tweak of prompt. People spin content with LLMs too - but pulling new data from the model, asking for new insights using the basis of current SERPs is possible. Using headers as the inspiration for an article isn’t spinning but asking the LLM to speak upon a specific subject. Using a corpus in certain ways can be spinning tho IMO. Hope this answers your question
@@jessecunninghamv @jessecunninghamv Good and interesting answer! I do like the idea, don't get me wrong! It's very creative and saves a ton of time. Here is my problem: LLMs aren't capable of producing unique content, right? Like you mentioned, LLMs have a data set they base their answers on (+ info from the web). And while that data set might be vast, it doesn't include unique and original answers, even if they are randomized. Hence, nothing new is added to the web! Especially if you have 100 bloggers that all use your technique of pulling subheadings and then adding content to those. Even if the answers were unique, the LLM would spit out similar "new" content to all of those 100 bloggers (or 1000, or tens of 1000s). Again, you can't "ask" an LLM to give its personal opinion, thoughts, ideas, advice, tips, etc, on any given subject! It cannot create such content! It only matches its answer to your question, to the best of its computing ability. It calculates and predicts an answer, it doesn't give you its own answer! This, then, also raises huge questions about the accuracy of the content and the so-called phenomenon of "hallucinations". I think these tools are great for idea creations and structural assistance. Not for hammering out large quantities of barely edited content. Of course, you could do some heavy editing on each piece, rewrite things, and give it your personal, unique, human touch. But how long would that take? And, more importantly, why would you then use an LLM to create the content for you in the first place, if you'd have to spend as much time (give or take) to edit it before you can hit the publish button? Interesting topic, for sure!
Agreed on many fronts - but like most things in life, opportunity is opportunity for a limited time. No doubt LLMs are changing SEO and copywriting - and it’s only been around for a short period of time. Things will continue to change but for now, there’s opportunity IMO. And editing for my team is way faster then creating anew. And keep in mind, this is one strategy of many I talk about on this channel. Tons of opportunity IMO
@@jessecunninghamv Good argument! One should def not dismiss it! In fact, I've started an auto-bog experiment myself, with a totally new site. I wouldn't do this for my main sites, but a new one, why not! Thanks for the great tips on that! Also, I really enjoy your RU-vid videos. They are super informative and well-made!