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1. Welcome to the Course!: Welcome to my Skillshare course on how to create a high quality, helpful blog post
using Chat GBT. Learning how to
blog with AI tools like hat GBT is very important, simply because it can help speed up the content creation process, helps complete repetitive tasks, and just makes the
whole process of creating content
more quick and easy. So in this course, I'm going to be covering
everything that you need to know to get started
blogging with hat GBT. That means I'm going
to be showing you how to keyword research, how to build an outline, create metadata, build
the body of the content, how to optimize that content with additional tools, and more. I'll also be sharing
with you some of my favorite writing prompts for hat GBT to help
you create content more quickly and help you
get to that level where you have a rough draft that you can begin editing yourself. So if you've been
looking to create high quality blog posts with chat GBT, this
course is for you. If you're ready to get
started, let's begin.
2. What is ChatGPT?: My laptop, let's begin. So this is chatgt.com, and what it is is
just generative AI. So you ask questions
and you get responses. Now, it's really open ended, which is why AI is so popular, so you can summarize texts, brainstorm, get advice, code, surprise me, help me write
things, make a plan, analyze data really,
whatever you want, this, first, that, whatever. ChatGBT also has an app
that you can download to your Android or iPhone
device as well, and I really do
recommend downloading it to your phone
because I find it just incredibly helpful to have some sort of generative
AI on my phone, ask quick questions, this first, that, what I'm at the grocery store, I'm
reading ingredients. What does this ingredient mean? Things It's just really helpful. This is what AI is
really good for. Now, ChachiPT is
completely free to use. You don't even need
to create an account, but we are going to be
creating an account just so we get access to more
data on the back. And now, to create an account is just free,
and it's very simple. All you have to do is click
over here to sign up. Then you're going to
be presented with a form to create an account. So simply enter
your email address, click Continue, set a password,
and you are good to go. Once you create your free
account with Chat GBT, this is what your
dashboard looks like. So what's been added in is this helpful little
sidebar over here that keeps track of all the different chats
that you have initiated. Then you have a little
search function up top there so you can explore
your previous chats. That's quite helpful
once you start having hundreds of different chats. You have the pencil icon to
start a new chat at any time, and you can also just
minimize the sidebar at will, by clicking on this
little icon right there. If you click on
your profile icon, you have M GBTs, you have customized HAT GBT
settings and upgrade plan. So my GPTs, what is that? So I went ahead and asked Chat GBT what exactly it is because they'll explain
it better than I can. But primarily, GBTs are trained
on vast amounts of data and are used transformer based architecture to
understand context, and it generates human like text based on the
input it receives. In a nutshell, you can
train hat GPT to provide outputs in a certain manner
or style for a given task. So let's click over
here to explore GPTS, and there we go. As we have top picks.
We have writing. We have productivity,
research and analysis, education,
lifestyle, programming. All these help you just do a specific task more efficiently. So anyways, let's click
into one just to explore. So we'll click over
here four right for me. Click on that's right there. We Tailor engaging
content with focus on quality relevance and
precise word counts. So let's click
over here to start chat. And then here we are. So write for me, write
Tailor engaging content, and then write thousand
word structure, guiding me through writing
resume, writing an essay. And this is just built
out to provide writing outputs better than just vanilla chat GPT, if that
makes any sense. So anyways, let's go
back to a profile. Now you can customize
Chat GBT over here, so you should hat CBT
call you? What do you do? What traits should JATCBT have? Anything at Chat GBT
should know about you. This is quite helpful
if you're going to be using it for a
specific type of output. So for example, I have a
blog about online teaching. So that would be helpful to kind of put that information
in over here. Like, I'm a blogger, and I need content about
teaching English online. And that's what I care about, and that's the kind
of outputs I want. So hopefully you find that's helpful, and
that's really it. So you have your
settings over here. So your theme, language,
archive chats, personalization. Again, you can kind of just
explore this on your own. It's pretty self explanatory. What's more important
right now is to click on the upgrade
plan over here, and we're going to be
using the free tier, but I do want to explain
to the different plans. So we have plus and Pro. Plus is the most popular, not too expensive
at $20 a month. You also have the business
plan at $25 a month. So what do you get for
paying for Chat CGBT? So you get access to
everything and free, but then you get also limited
access to 01 and 01 Mini. What do we talk Hemo now? Okay, so 01 right over here is designed to spend more time
thinking before it responds. And then 01 Mini
is more focused on STEM applications like math and coding. That's what you get. Then opportunities to
test new features, create and use projects, and customize your own GPTs then access to SRA
video generation. And what's SRA Video generation? Well, it's text to video. So you type in, Hey,
create a video about this thing, and
then here you go. So you can create these crazy
videos over here using SRA. And then with the pro plan, it's everything that
the plus plan is, but just at a different level. And again, like, higher
limits and so forth.
3. Google E-E-E-A-T - Why it's important: Google, EE AT. So EAT stands for experience, expertise, authority, and trust. Now, this is a
fundamental principle that you do need to
understand if you're going to be using AI to
help you create content for your website in
the form of Block posts. Now, broadly speaking, EAT is just something that you need to demonstrate
with your content. So for example, did you
actually use the product? Did you actually visit the
place you're talking about? Do you have personal experience with whatever you're
writing about? That's what EAT is. It's not using Chat GBT and other AI tools to just spin up content about travel
ward credit cards, and you don't know anything
about credit cards and you don't travel and you
don't use points, and you're just trying to
make money in a quick way. That's not what
we're doing here. Still going to have
to demonstrate EEAT because the point
of using chat GPT, to help you create content
is to help you create content more quickly and easily. It's not to have some type of lazy shortcut because long term, if you don't demonstrate EAT, your site's going
to get punished in the search engine
algorithm anyway. So you want to be using these tools to help
you create content, not just as a shortcut. So you need to be demonstrating
EEAT with your content, so you should be in a topic that you know and understand and you're just using hat GPT
to help you create content. Now, is this against
guidelines or anything? Like, Google search guidance
about AI generated content? In short, Google doesn't mind, per se, AI generated content. They stated right here,
rewarding high quality content. However, it is produced. Automation can be helpful
in certain instances. You know, for example,
right down here, using automation to
help you create, like, sports scores, weather
forecasts, transcripts, like, things like that, it's quite useful for
the end visitor. The whole thing is
making it useful for the end visitor who's
visiting your site. So it's not against using AI tools like Chat GBT
to create content. Again, it should be used to
help you create content, not just be relying on it
100% or just as a shortcut to creating content about a topic that you just
don't know anything about. So anyway, like rewarding high quality content,
however it is produced, and how automation can be
used for helping create content and our advice for creators considering
AI generation. So however the
content is produced, those seeking success in Google should be looking
to produce original, high quality people
first content that demonstrates the
qualities of Eat. That's what you fundamentally
should be doing, and you should be using chat GPT just to help
you create content. In addition, Google has
given guidance on asking, how and why about your content. So who created the content. So something that helps people
instinctively understand eat is if it's clear who
created the content. Is it self evident
to your visiors who authored the content? Do you have a Byline where
one might be expected? Do Belines help
further information about the author involved. How is the content
created as an example? So if you're
reviewing a product, did you actually
have the product? Did you actually
test the product? Can you demonstrate that
in some meaningful way? Google literally
states it right here. Why was the content created? Why is perhaps the most
important question to answer about your content. So if you're using AI
tools like Chat GBT, just to help you create content that's primarily
helpful to people, content that is useful,
content, in my opinion, that also just makes sense for the topical nature
of your website, then that is in alignment
with EEAT policies. But if you're just
using AI tools, just spin up a bunch
of content to rank and get organic search
traffic, for example, you have a business blog and you're just all of a
sudden writing about the 47 best horror films or
108 Instagram handle names, whatever, that's not really an alignment with
what EEAT is about. So just going forward,
what I want you to take away from this is
just to be aware of Google EEAT that you need to demonstrate
EAT with your content. You should be using
Chat CPT to help you create content more
quickly and easily, like I like to say, but you shouldn't be using
it as a shortcut.
4. Keyword Research With ChatGPT: Keyword research with Chat GPT. So Chat CBT is very
helpful for coming up with phrases and keywords that we can use to help us
create content that people are actually looking for because that's the goal with
content creation. Yes, you need to
create content that fills out and completes
your website, but you also need to
be creating content that people are actually looking for as a way to be useful and
helpful to your audience. Also going to be using a
secondary tool over here, and I'm using Ubersuggest, but you can use whatever
keyword research tool you want. The whole goal of using
this tool is just to verify any type of search
volume because there's no point in creating content
around a keyword phrase that doesn't have any search
volume whatsoever. I like Uber suggest primarily because it has a lifetime plan. So one and done, no paid
subscriptions, you pay for it, and you get access to the tool without any
types of limits like you do on Uber suggests free plan because they do have a free plan, but it's limited. So just pay one time
fee. Done. Alright. Anyway, let's get
started over here. Now, you want to have a Swipe
file as I like to call it, and this swipe file is
where you want to keep your different prompts
that you use for keyword research that you
like and find effective. So what I always like to do
is I always like to ask, what are popular long
tail keywords for the short tail keyword than
entering your keyword. So a short tail keyword would be something like start Ablog. A long tail phrase
would be how to start a Blog with WIS. That's
a longer tail phrase. If that makes any sense. And so this is just
helpful because it builds out a phrase around a short tail
keyword phrase. So let's just take a quick
look at this right there. We'll put that in,
and we'll be using the keyword phrase online
teaching in this example. Ten popular long tail keywords for the short tail
keyword, online teaching. And this is great.
So right here, interactive activities for
online teaching classrooms. That's quite
interesting. So we can ask it to expand upon that. Advantages and disadvantages
of online teaching. That's a little surface level. We'd want something a
little bit more unique and we need to go into that one a little
bit more online teaching methods for
high school students, how to improve student
engagement and online teaching. So that one I really like.
So we'll do this over here. Please expand on number
let's say number two, how to improve
student engagement. And this one right there
and on number seven. And on number seven. Fire Away. All right, so we
have gameification, utilize interactive tools,
encourage collaboration, personalized learning,
very, very nice. And then interactive activities
for online teaching. We have, again, tools
like Kahoot. All right. Role playing activities,
digital whiteboard sessions. This is great. Like, a lot of, like,
unique stuff that we could be looking more in detail, like a digital whiteboard. So Jambo Miro, Canva. So like, right here,
we have two kind of niche specific topics
related to online teaching, and contents create short
videos and podcast. Okay, how to create
that could be its own little tutorial that
you can create as well. Incorporate five
minute challenges, the ten best five
minute challenge, that could be an interesting
block post, as well. You get the idea. So this is where we kind of
want to start with. So I'm going to take
this one right here. We have interactive tools. So we'll copy that. What are subtopics related to related to and we'll say interactive tools
for online teaching. You see what we come
up with over here. All right, so we
have presentation, collaboration, okay, enhancing
student partition pen. We have virtual
whiteboard design, collaboration and shared
workspaces, math and science. Okay, interactive tools
for this over here, accessibility. Very good. All right, so are there any software or tools I
need to know I need to know about four Interactive
tools for online teaching. Okay, so here we go.
So Notion, Trell, Google Docs, Edpuzzle,
create Alright, so we have this one right there. So I'm asking, I want like niche specific
things like Edpuzzle. I've never heard of that. Create interactive video lessons and bed quizzes and annotations. So like anything with AI, you want to kind of take this
keyword and put it in here, and Ed puzzle is actually
a thing. So there we go. Give me keyword
phrases for Ed puzzle. Yes, it's a little bit generic right there. And away we go. So now you can kind
of Ed puzzle for a flip classroom
teaching like that. That's really kind of
specific right there. So take that, pop
that in right there. How to flip your
classroom with Ed puzzle. Okay, how to flip your
classroom with Edpuzzle. All right. So that seems like that's something
people are looking for. Let's take a quick look at that. Okay, so the search volume,
it's not really there. So anyway, you kind of get the idea of how you want to be using these
different prompts. So right here in the middle, after I ask this
prompt right there, what are some topics related to interactive tools
online teaching? We've got a bunch of helpful
things gamification, communication tools, assessment tools,
collaboration tools. So you can kind
of just dive into these in more
detail with ChaiBT. So give me more
gamification tools, gamification keywords, communication tools,
assessment tools, presentation tools,
and so forth. And we want to be finding a keyword phrase
that actually has, like, search volume it. Alright, so we have role
playing activities, collaborates, virtual
scavenger hunts. That's a great idea. Like, I
didn't even think of that. Yeah, Virtual scavenger hunts. Create a list of items
students must find online or around their house
within a limited time. So take that right there, a virtual scavenger hunt. Is that a thing people are kind of looking for?
Is that something? Take a look at that.
Virtual scavenger. There we go. So search volume. Yep, So difficulty, kind of low. Very kind of unique.
So there we go. So give me subtopics related
to virtual scavenger hunts. And here we go. So we have more dedicated
specific keyword phrases. And that's kind of how you
want to use Chachi BT. Okay? So that's my prompts. Okay, so what are subtopics relate to whatever, long tail, for the short tale, and what are popular subtopics
for something an R? What are subtopics for this subtopic to go
even more detail. And then finally,
my last keyword, what are ten different
popular keyword phrases? Or we could take
that one as well, you don't have to
have it be ten, you can 20, whatever you want. So what are ten different popular and then we'll
use this one right here. Virtual Scavenger Hunt. What are ten different popular Virtual Scavenger
Hunt, keywords. Open up to that. Okay, best
virtual scavenger hunt ideas for the classrooms,
hunt for kids, games, remote learning,
tools for teachers, team building, themed virtual scavenger hunts
for team building. Like, there you go. So
this is why we want to use Chachi BT
because it comes up with things that, like oh, yeah. I don't even think of
that. That's a good idea. And also different
subject specific tools we can get collaboration tools,
video, interactive media, assessment tools and feedback, a whole lot of
things that kind of dive into role
playing activities, collaborative story writing, interactive multimedia projects. And then you want to
just jump in over here and take a quick look to see if there's any
search volume. What I care about is just
any search volume, anything. If it's 100, that's fine for me. It's good enough as long as
people are searching and obviously Uber suggests is quite helpful because then
you come down here, it gives you
suggestions, questions, prepositions and comparisons. And then it gives you
the volume over here. So virtual scavenger
hunt rules, ideas, how to play and
then you can take from Chat CBT and Uber suggests, combine it. And there you go. You know, like what
are unique phrases? Virtual scavenger hunts, and
then we're going to have virtual scrimmage hunts
for adults rules, ideas, how to play
virtual scammig hunt. Like, that could be a whole series of
blog posts related to this specific vertical to build out authority
within this topic. Then over here, if you want, I typically like to
use Google Docs. And then you just want
to copy and paste in the keyword phrase
that you find that you want to maybe
target and go after, however you want to do that, or if you just
want to use Nopad, that's totally fine, as well. So it's totally up to you how you want to
keep track of everything. But that's what I was just
doing keyword research, use a keyword research tool
to verify search volume, and you are good to go.
5. Discover Search Intent : Search intense
6. Create and Effective Outline With ChatGPT: Creating an outline
for our blog post. So now let's build
out a simple outline. So to get started, what I
like to do is very simple. Just ask what information
ChachBT needs. So what information
do you need to create an outline
for a blog post? I need the topic or main idea. Maybe include the
audience, purpose, tone and style, key
points covered, desired link, et cetera. So you want to write out a quick little prompt kind
of including these things. And then that's the prompt
you want to build out. You don't want to just
ask, hachBT create an outline about this
topic, about keyword. You could you'll get
a good response, but it's just helpful to get
a more detailed response by having a more
detailed prompt. So let's compare it
and contrast it too. So I created this over here, creates an outline for the best Scamager hunt
apps for students. This is the main topic
of the blog post. Audience is for teachers
looking to create fun, educational Scamger hunts for their students, tone and style. It's informative
and conversational. It's a list style blog post, include both free and
paid options as well as pros and cons associated
with each app. Take that, copy that. Boom, we'll compare and
contrast the two to see which one has the better
results. So take that. We'll take this whole thing, go over here, pop
this in right there. Okay, so we got goose chase, goose chase, action
bound, Scapa fi. All right. Very good. And then would you like to expand on any of these sections? I like, Yep, that's what
we're going to be doing next. Now, let me jump back over here, and we'll navigate over
here, create outline. We'll just ask it to create an outline for Skimg
hunt apps for students. And yeah, not bad, but this one is much
better Turf hunts seek by Iaturisto hunts and Are
there any I want to ask, are there any additional apps you didn't you forgot?
Alright, good. So we got Play tours. Very good. Let's Roam, Globe
Chaser, clue keeper. And now we can begin
expanding upon each one of these to create
the actual piece of content. Expanding our outline
with Chat CBT. Alright, so now we
have a rough draft, so we have our
introduction right there. We have a nice list
to co right here, so Goose chase number one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, I asked, Are you sure,
is there anything else? And it's like, number
eight, nine, ten, 11. And then, are you really sure? It's like, Well, these
are additional things you could check out if you want. So I'm going to
keep it as number 1211 that looks good over here. And from right here if you want, you can just ask it to expand. So please expand on number 1211. Use Birt Cena and perplexity
gives you a little blurb, key features, price,
pros, cons, et cetera. And there we go.
And I had it stop, and then I just
asked, please expand. Using Brsess and prolexy, each item should have
two to three paragraphs minimum. And so there you go. We get the paragraphs
there if you want. So what you need to do now
is, it's really up to you. What I typically like to do is I like to
start a new chat. I usually just like to take
each section over here. These are just bullet points. And then just go to hat CBT, and then please expand and
write as a para graph. Then there we go. I put our content right there. Then away we go. Then scavenger hunts are a fun, engaging way to
learn, et cetera, and then we want to rename this, not new chats, but I
want to call this intro. And so now I know that
this is my intro. And the reason I like to do this just for my own structure over here in the left hand
sidebar, the intros over here. Then if I want to ask
specific questions to expand on this, I can easily do that. And then after the intro, what would I want to include? So we'll go back to where
we were best Gun apps info, and it did bring up one element that I
think is really useful to how to choose the best
apps for your classroom. Take that and then we'll go
over here to the intro expand on this writes as paragraph
and bullet points. And there we go. So now we have a nice
intro built out. Obviously, we're going
to have to add in H two title tags as needed. Again, this is a rough draft. But this is the intro
section done, okay? So like my little
introduction paragraph. And then I have
that section about the best apps for
your classroom, how to choose the best apps, a little quick little
word about that. And then after that, we get into the best apps for
scavenger hunts. So let me do the first one just as a quick
example over here. So let me go ahead
and highlight this, make sure you have
this and only this highlighted, and
we'll copy that. And then we'll go to Chat GPT. And all right, please expand on this write as a paragraph. All right. Write
a few paragraphs, include bullet points,
price features There we go. Keep it looks like that's
good. Please expand on this. Write a few paragraphs, include Bullet points, price features. Think that's right.
Features, pros, cons. There we go. Yeah. There we go. Okay. Copy and paste that
in, and then overview. Okay, so right there,
we have number one, Goose Chase. Let's
click on that. And this is looking great. So I'm not liking this line
thing going on over here, so you can just tell Chat CBT. Again, please, but no Again, please, but no
separators. There we go. Anyway, so it's
totally up to you. So if you like the
separators, that's fine. What you're going to be
doing anyways is going to be highlighting this whole
entire thing then copying it, pasting it into Wordpress, or where you're going to be editing the blogposts yourself. But this is the process that I like to follow
because I find that I get the best lengthy response. And I also like the
bullpoints here. So if I'm editing this myself, I just can jump into over
here, key features, pricing. Like, they offer a wide range of pricing plans, blah,
blah blah blah. You got to kind of
write things yourself. Again, draft. That's
what we're doing here. And so we have number
one goose app, so I'd come over
here, rename this. Okay, so there we go. So
we have this one done. And I would just go
through each one of these one by one and do that. So I would just copy and paste the bullet points and the kind of high level
overview over here, the outline into each individual chat because then you can kind
of ask questions, expand, and make it better
with Chat GBT, because if you try and
do everything over here and it's not going to give
you a 2000 word blog post. Also it becomes a
little difficult for your own brain to kind
of manage everything. So it's nice to have it over here where I have, the intro. And then I have number
one, the number two, the number three, number four. And then that's my list post, copy and paste everything
in the Wordpress and that's how I would go about
creating a rough draft.
7. How To Optimize Your Content: Izing your content. So once you have
your rough draft, build the rough draft
wherever you want. So whether or not
you're creating a Word document or
you're writing it from the WordPress admin page or whatever blog
platform you're using, whatever, put it together. Save your introduction, your
body, and the conclusion. Now, once you're
done, you want to use AI Content Detector. So over here, I have quilbt.com slash AI Content Detector. Now, this is not perfect. No AI Detection tool is, but 100% AI generated and should come back
100% AI generated. The reason is we're going
to compare it to when we run it through
humanized AI text, which will help
humanize the content a little bit to make
it less detectable. Then the last step I like to
do is then jump over here to surfer SEO and this helps you optimize the
on page SE of your content. Then over here, I give it the final human touch
where I go through, change sentences
make sure to add in things that are
missing, et cetera. So what's useful
about Surf REO is, again, you can load
in your blog post, tell the keyword that
you're trying to go after, and then it tells you
what to include and what to change and
headings and NLP. Just very, very
helpful, final touch. So anyway, so let's go
ahead and detect AI, see what this comes back as. Hundred percent. Not surprising. So we'll take this over here. Analysis completes. Alright, we'll copy this, and we'll go to Humaneyes. AI, we'll put it in right here. Paste that in and
then humanize AI. Okay, so let's just wait a bit. All right. And it just finished. So we're going to take
this over here, copy that. And then let's go back to
the AI detection tool, and see what it comes back as, paste that in, detect AI. Before it was 100%,
and now it comes back as 0% of tax
likely AI, human.
8. Create Titles and Meta Descriptions: Titles and meta description. So finally, if you want to use
Chat ChibT to come up with a little bit more of
a compelling title, you can totally do that. So the title I have
right now is just the 11 Best Scavenger
Hunt apps for students. I think that's good. It's not like, amazing, but it's good. But if you want more,
you can just come over here to ChathiBT
and ask, like, please give me ten titles for Best Scavenger Hunt
apps for students. So let's fire it away and
see what we come up with over here. And there we go. So we have a wide range of things that we
can choose from. So Game of Fi Learning,
top scam Jon apps, ten schema apps every
teacher should know about. You can even just follow
up with this even more. Give me five more similar to, we'll just
say, I don't know. Similar to number seven. There we go. Go
ahead and ask that. And so we're going to
focus in on this game of Hi Learning and give me more similar to number
seven. And there we go. So make learning exciting, find educational
scavenger hunts, game based learning, turn learning into an
adventure and so forth. So again, it just gives
you a little bit of inspiration on how
to create a title. And you could also
do the same thing with the meta description. So again, you can just
manually write this yourself down here or you
can just ask chat CPT. Now, I can say, please write me a
meta description for a WordPress blog post on the topic of and then we'll
just take this right there. Best Given apps for students. Hi this whole thing right there. And let's ask at GBT. And there we go.
Describe the top apps for students and
make this, whatever. Copy that. And then you
can just put that in right there as a meta
description. And there we go. So maybe it's a little bit long. You got to kind of
play around with it as needed. So there we go. So again, got to adjust
things yourself, or why 100% on Chat GBT, but it can give you inspiration
on how to structure your titles as well as
your meta description.
9. Make Images With ChatGPT: Creating images for your
blog post with Chat GBT. Now, you can source images from a wide variety of places online, but you can use Chat GBT to
actually make you images. So you type in text,
and it creates an image based on
what you type in. Now, there's a few
ways to do this. So you can click over
here to create an image, and it has create
an Image prompt. So it'll create an image for my blog post about scavenger
hunts and away we go. And it will get to
work and create an image for us. And very good. So if you don't like this image and you
want something else, then you can just tell hatchbT to follow up with
another prompt. So it can make this
more cartoonish, make it more
realistic, whatever. So then you can just add in additional
prompts as you like. Okay, and you can also
upload images directly to ChachiBT and ask it to transform the
image in some way, whether or not it's a
drawing or another image. So let me click over
here for the plus sign. We'll upload from my computer and I'll select this image
right here, this woman. And then I'll ask it to change the image into a
cartoon. There we go. And see what we
get. And very good. So I've transformed
the image into a cartoon style version. You can download it here and then just click on
the download file, and then let me know if you
need any further adjustments so then you can just follow
up with additional prompts. So let's go ahead and
click on Download here and see what it came up
with and let's take a look. Honestly, not too good, so
I'm not that impressed, but it is a feature that
you can use a hat GPT. Now you can navigate
over here to hat GBTs and use
Doll E, if you want. We'll type in Doll. Wait for Doll E to
pop up right here, and then we'll start
hat over here. Then you can also use this right here to create
images if you want. So I can just type
in whatever I want. So create an image for my
blogPost about Scavenger Hunts. So I typed in,
create an image for my blog post about Scavenger
Hunts in a futuristic style. And the last thing to mention
is that once you use a GPT, it does save it over here
in the left hand sidebar. So if you do want to remove it, you can just click
over here to hide from sidebar or keep in sidebar
totally up to you. But then you can have a
nice little collection of specific GPTs that you
like to always refer to. So if you want to use hat GPT, then as specific GPTs
and then explore GBTs and have your own custom GPTs over here on the
left hand sidebar. That's how it
works, but anyways, this is how you
creased images with hat GBT for your block
10. Evaluate Your Article Before Publishing: And finally, we're
going to evaluate our article based on
Google Eat standards. So at this point in time, you need to publish your article. So you've already created
it with Chat GBT. You've already humanized
it with humanized AI, and you've done a self edit. Maybe you use Surfer
SEO, whatever. When you're ready and finished, go ahead and publish
it because you need a live URL that Chat GBT can
actually take and analyze. Now, to evaluate everything with Google Eats,
it's very simple. What I'd like to start
off with is just ask Chat hPT what is Google Eat? And it will come back
to you with experience, expertise, authoritativeness,
and trustworthiness. It's a key set of guidelines
Google uses to evaluate the quality content on websites. Alright, so why it's
important, whatever. Okay, so now we can ask it
to evaluate our article. Please evaluate this article. And we'll take the
URL. Please invate this article based on EEAT. Give a rating out of
12, ten for everything. Be as specific as possible with both positive
and negative feedback. Positive and negative feed back. All right, let's go ahead
and see what we get. Alright, so evaluating the
article, Google Sites review. Okay, so right here, expertise, eight out of ten,
negative aspects. We mentions extensive use, specific examples in cases, the website has built using
Google Sites would further substantiate his
experience, expertise, authoritativeness,
trustworthiness, overall assessment,
and very good. So now it kind of gives you a high level overview
about how to improve this. You could also just ask,
like, just standard, please evaluate this article. Based on Google EEA There we go. If you want to keep
it even more simple, this is good because it'll break everything into more
detail for you. You know, sometimes you get
too specific with the prompt. It kind of shortens everything. But otherwise, it looks good. So again, the whole point of doing this
asking a few times, it's going to give you bits of information
where you're like, Oh, I didn't really
include that, and I should include that a little bit better,
a little bit more. So right here, authoritativeness
six out of ten. Like, why why is that the case? Like, I've created numerous
tutorial videos and websites with you know, Google sites. So anyways, there are no citations or
external references, engaging with others
in the industry, reputable sources
that might back up the claims. Like, Okay, good. So that's why you
want to kind of evaluate because then
you kind of understand what aspects and areas that
you can improve on with your website with regards to this article and other future
articles that you create. So, anyways, that is
it for this tutorial.
11. Conclusion: Alright, everyone. That's it for my Skillshare course
and how to create a high quality blog post for your website and
audience using hat GBT. I hope you enjoyed
it, and I hope you got a lot of
value out of it. Anyways, I just
want to say thank you and have a
great day. Bye bye.
David Utke, Web Pro and YouTuber
