Top 15 Ways Use to ChatGPT for SEO

 

While doing my research on the topic, I came across many posts that shared 50, 100, and even 200 ChatGPT prompts for SEO.

To keep things simple, I’ve collected only the best and most interesting prompts. In addition, I have grouped them by purpose for your convenience. So, feel free to use the navigation menu to the left if you’re looking for specific prompts.

1. Group keywords by search intent

Remember the times when you had to classify your huge list of keywords based on search intent manually?

Thanks to ChatGPT, you don’t have to spend hours on this routine task now.

In my prompt, I used the keyword list I previously generated with the help of Rank Tracker:

At first glance, ChatGPT’s keyword grouping may seem fine. But remember the rule of thumb here – always review ChatGPT’s responses for accuracy.

For instance, I’d slightly readjust the suggested categorization by simply checking the SERPs for specific keywords.

2. Construct a regex

A regular expression (regex) is a sequence of characters used to find patterns within text. For example, the pattern /b[aeiou]t/ will find words like “bat, bet, bit, bot, but” on a page.

If we want to find keywords phrased as a question in Google Search Console (GSC), we can ask ChatGPT:

What is the regular expression to show matches that contain any of the following words in it: how, what, who, when, where, why, do? These words should be the first word in the match.

We now have a list of informational keywords we can work on to bring those pages from page two to page one of Google.

3. Build topical authority

Topical authority refers to a website’s relevance and expertise on a particular topic.

Websites with high topical authority are more likely to rank high on Google for relevant keywords.

To add to your topical authority, you have to identify the topics you haven’t yet covered and then fill the gaps with high-quality content. ChatGPT can help you do the former really fast.

Before you jump to running the prompt itself, you first need to collect the URLs to the blog posts you already have.

You can do this with the help of Google Search Console or an SEO crawler, for example, WebSite Auditor.

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4. Write click-worthy titles

Writing the perfect headline can take longer than you think. So we can use ChatGPT to create click-worthy titles in seconds—and it outperforms human-written titles:

You can use ChatGPT to write click-worthy titles for your blog posts, podcasts, or YouTube videos. For best results, give it a working title.

You can also ask ChatGPT to front-load keywords or make your titles sound like someone else. So let’s ask ChatGPT to make the above titles sound like Tim Ferriss.

5. Identify the Semantic Relevance of Keywords

Expert marketers are well aware that using as many keywords on web pages does not work at all. If you want your website to rank higher for multiple related keywords, you must use semantically related keywords. And ChatGPT also comes in handy in categorizing keywords based on their semantic relevance.

6. Write a Personalized Outreach Email 

Whether it is the format, tone, or content, outreach emails can get repetitive quickly. But you can use ChatGPT to rephrase the content of your emails and also tweak or retain the tone of the original content. If you have a particular buyer persona you are targeting, you can add that description to the ChatGPT input and create personalized emails.

7. Generate Content Ideas

It often is tiring to come up with new and unique content, whether blogs or social media posts. However, a simple command into the ChatGPT will give you a list of possible topics you can target. You can even instruct ChatGPT to return topics for particular target audiences.

8. Find link-building partners

Backlinks are still crucial for your SEO success, despite Google’s liaisons saying they are less important than in the past. And having high-quality links pointing to your website can improve your search engine visibility and drive more organic traffic to your site.

There are multiple ways you can search for link-building partners. And now, ChatGPT is one of them.

Don’t be afraid to ask for more prospects. And if the suggested websites seem way too popular and are unlikely to accept your link-building request, ask ChatGPT to share some less popular websites on the topic.

9. Write Meta Descriptions

Similar to generating titles, you can use ChatGPT to write meta descriptions for your content. Enter the title of your content or paste an excerpt from your content, and ChatGPT will create a meta description. Furthermore, you can instruct the chatbot to add a CTA or modify the tone of the meta description.

10. Create rules for robots.txt

ChatGPT can help with editing your robots.txt file.

This file controls how search engines crawl your website, and you can actually work on it manually. But ChatGPT will save you tons of time on this task. Plus, you won’t need to learn the syntax of the file.

By the way, you can also create and edit robots.txt in WebSite Auditor. Using this method, you can fetch your existing robots.txt, edit it right in the tool, and then instantly upload a new version of the file onto your site via FTP.

11. Gather Statistics and Facts

No matter the industry, stats and facts add much-needed authority to a piece of content. But googling and verifying information is time-consuming. So instead, use ChatGPT to list stats and facts along with their sources for any given topic.

12. Do SEO research the smart way

Last and less obvious ChatGPT prompt. I like this one a lot and use it very often.

When doing my research for various SEO topics, I have to study tons of information. And the fact that nowadays most materials take the form of long reads doesn’t help at all.