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Chris Smith is a UK based SEO consultant and founder of ClickPower, an agency that helps businesses improve visibility, grow organic traffic, and generate reliable leads through search. He specialises in technical SEO, strategic optimisation, website audits, and long term content planning. Based in the Midlands, Chris works with marketing managers and SMEs across the UK, supporting them with clear reporting, transparent communication, and data driven SEO. He is also a SEMrush partner and creates practical SEO content and training for business owners and marketing teams.

We don’t suggest using content directly from ChatGBT, Bard or any other AI text generator. However they are brilliant tools that can be used for inspiration and it will make your life easier when it comes to content creation.

Below are a list of 5 prompts that you could use to generate ideas for creating content.

  • “The Top 10 Tips for [Topic/Industry] Success”

  • “How to [Achieve Desired Outcome] in [Specific Timeframe]”

  • “The Ultimate Guide to [Topic/Industry]: Everything You Need to Know”

  • “X Myths Debunked: Separating Fact from Fiction in [Topic/Industry]”

  • “The Future of [Topic/Industry]: Trends and Predictions for [Year/Decade]”

Simple prompt

By using these prompts, you get some great inspiration for content. However make sure to spend some time fact checking the information. As the information isn’t always factually correct.

I used the first suggestion for this example and I included my core service offering which is SEO.

SEO tips

Remember to tailor the prompts to your specific topic or industry to ensure relevancy and maximise visibility.

The output that ChatGBT supplied was;

Chat GBT Response

Changing the language to suit your Language

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As you can see, the text was delivered back in American English. So my next prompt was to ask for it to be rewritten in UK English.

ChatGBT has then re-written the article in UK english as you can see from the screenshot below.

A more advanced prompt for a blog article

We have now created a basic response from ChatGBT and we could expand on this manually.  However let's create a more detailed prompt for a blog article based around SEO.

Typically a blog includes;

  • Introduction
  • A title for each section
  • Target keywords should be included
  • You can also add FAQ's at the bottom

A prompt you could use to match the criteria above could be;

Create an SEO friendly blog article about Write it in a , Using transition words. Write around 900 words and use creative titles that are engaging. Include a title in each section and include a minimum of 6 sections. Each section should have 3 paragraphs and include the following throughout the content. Make it read like a human has written the blog article and include 5 FAQ's at the end.

My prompt

Create an SEO friendly blog article about how SEO can help local businesses. Write it in a professional tone, Using transition words. Write around 900 words and use creative titles that are engaging. Include a title in each section and include a minimum of 6 sections. Each section should have 3 paragraphs and include the following SEO, organic SEO, local SEO and Google My Business throughout the content. Make it read like a human has written the blog article and include 5 FAQ's at the end.

I used the following prompt. “Create an SEO friendly blog article about search engine optimisation write it in a professional tone, using transition words. write around 900 words and use creative titles that are engaging. include a title in each section and include a minimum of 6 sections. each section should have 3 paragraphs and include the following organic SEO, Pay per click, content for SEO throughout the content. make it read like a human has written the blog article and include 5 faq’s at the end.”

Advanced output

output from chatGBT

As you can see. It provided an in-depth article around the topic and parameters that I set. You can continue to play around with different varations to tailor the content more to your style. This is what is known as “Prompt Engineering”.

I would advise that you re-write the content and then run it through an AI checker such as copyleaks. You can engineer your command to use the tone of complexity and burstiness which appears in natural human writing. There is a full guide about this on medium, read the article here.

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