How I make ChatGPT Out-perform 10 Human SEO Experts

Do you want to increase your website's position on Google search results?
In this video, you'll get to know how I'm doing that just by using ChatGPT.

Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:44 Pre-training ChatGPT
03:46 Review Prompt Output
08:22 Page Results

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[MattDiggity]

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[prabeshdhungana]

I watch a lot of SEO Expert's videos. I found Matt a few months ago and stopped looking for other people. What a GENIUS!

[PhilipTaylormagicianscorner]

Hope this helps. "Please start by reading this document, [insert document URL here]."

"ChatGPT, read my article here [insert URL]. Then compare my article with these three that rank higher for the keyword, [insert keyword]."

"Based strictly on the guidelines or principles outlined in the first document, analyze these articles and compare them in terms of the depth and detail of the content, the demonstration of expertise and credibility, and how well they fulfill the user's intent."

"Provide a list of specific action points for improvements that could potentially enhance the ranking of my article strictly based on areas where you verified through the text that the other articles are performing better."

"Please exclude any generic SEO advice. I only want action points based on where these articles are outperforming mine."

[cryptowhat]

You're a genius bro and always willing to reveal what is working best. Huge thanks for all you do!

[GreggThorpe]

Already dabbled in this, but your 'strictly' tip is next-level, Matt! My ChatGPT just climbed the corporate ladder—from SEO intern to CEO! 😁

[jakeluong]

Matt is the best and always generous to share his expertise and tips

[austin_thorne]

Took about 30 minutes to run through this myself, but it worked great!

The prompt gave me a breakdown of each site I asked it to compare, broken down by "Content", and "Action Point". It also did a great job on the Comparative Analysis by providing specific notes about Depth and Detail, Expertise and Credibility, and Unique Selling Points of my content compared to my competitors.

The most useful area for me was the breakdown of the "Action Points Based on the Comparison" at the end of the output. This gave me a complete breakdown of the steps I can take to outrank the competitor pages I listed.

**make sure you save the chat so you can re-use it for future comparisons and avoid having to retrain it.

Excellent walk-thru Matt. High value and easy to follow!

[creatorsmafia]

ChatGPT is proving to be an invaluable tool for content improvement.

[TheEcommerceSpecialists]

Woah, thanks for this Matt. I've been trying to train ChatGPT to give me better results for my prompts when I handed it Google's guidelines. I'm going to give this a shot.

[Dr-Sandip-Roy]

You're the world's #1 SEO standup, if you just agree to take the position!

[Cheryl.Spencer]

This was incredibly helpful! I already have several pages of notes on how to improve one of my articles. Thank you for sharing this!!

[JeremyFoster-mqrh]

Really clever explanation and no unnecessary verbiage! Respect! + subscription

[JamesDooley]

Matt your videos are freakin sick brother. From scripts, storytelling, editing, and knowledge are all awesome.

[AlanParker-bbwu]

Crisp, smart way of explaining, necessary and sufficient information. That was helpful. Thank you.

[MagnoliaBeats]

Hm, I like the concepts here, but given the current context window of GPT-4 (which is around 6000-8000 words including prompts and replies) - it’s not possible for ChatGPT to retain the entire quality evaluator guidelines, the competitor content and your content in a single session. It’s more likely that GPT is responding to your subsequent prompts without the full context you’ve provided.
This will be overcome when larger context models are more commercially viable/accessible but something to consider.

[AIPulse]

I have re-engineered your prompt:

Initial Setup: Begin by accessing and reviewing the foundational document located at: [insert document url here]. This document establishes the criteria and guidelines essential for our analysis.
Step 1: Familiarize yourself with the content and objectives outlined in my article, available here: [insert article URL]. Note the key themes, arguments, and evidence presented.
Step 2: Proceed to examine the three articles that are more prominently ranked for the specified keyword [insert keyword here]. These articles can be found at the following URLs:

Article 1: [URL]

Article 2: [URL]

Article 3: [URL]

Analytical Framework:

Content Depth and Detail: Compare each article against the depth and detail found in the foundational document. Which articles provide the most thorough exploration of the topic?

Expertise and Credibility: Assess the demonstration of expertise and credibility in each article. How well do they align with the guidelines for establishing authority and trustworthiness?

User Intent Fulfillment: Evaluate how effectively each article meets the user's intent based on the criteria set forth in the foundational document. Consider the clarity of purpose, audience engagement, and the value provided to the reader.

Comparative Analysis: Utilize the guidelines from the foundational document as your benchmark. Your analysis should exclusively focus on these criteria to maintain consistency and relevance in our evaluation.
Conclusion: Summarize your findings, highlighting the comparative strengths and areas for improvement in my content relative to the other articles. This analysis should inform potential enhancements to align more closely with the quality rater guidelines and better fulfill user intent.
Instructions for Enhanced Clarity:

Maintain a structured approach by addressing each analytical aspect sequentially.

Use specific examples from the articles to support your comparisons.

Provide clear, actionable feedback that can be directly applied to improve the content.

[DrewBurks]

great video @mattdiggity ... where do we find the 179 page Google PDF so we can use it to train our GPT like you talk about in this video?

[harryck]

I try following these steps but I don't see a way to click checkboxes and activate plugins to use them simultaneously with GPT 4. I'm a GPT Plus user

[henrythomas]

Found your post interesting to watch. I can't wait to see your new videos soon. Good Luck with the upcoming update. This YouTube channel is really very informative and effective.

[HybridAgent]

Great Content Sir. This is awesome stuff. Thanks for sharing this for free!!!