Chat GPT 4 vs Claude 3 vs Gemini Advanced vs Perplexity vs Cuppa: Which Is The Best AI SEO Tool Now?

Is ChatGPT falling behind? It's time to test the latest AI language models head-to-head to see which one comes out on top for SEO blog writing. We put ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Copper to the test, using the same detailed prompt to compare the output quality, content scores, and readability. Find out if it's worth switching to a newer AI tool or if ChatGPT still holds its own. Plus, get insights on using AI effectively for SEO content creation.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro - ChatGPT and the state of AI for SEO
1:46 Testing Methodology - Choosing an SEO topic and creating the prompt
4:11 Setting up the AI tools for comparison
7:17 Running the tests - Generating output from each AI
9:36 Comparing content scores in Surfer SEO
12:30 Evaluating the AI-generated articles
14:47 Analyzing Perplexity's output
16:38 Comparing ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Copper
19:24 Final thoughts and takeaways
22:14 Wrap-up and coming videos

[jpaulhendricks]

'It's not about the tool, it's about the human operator behind it...' perfectly said. 👍 Great video. 👏

[JimWellsIsGreat]

ChatGPT with custom instructions, background info, and quality prompts still does the best for me. The downside is you have to do some of the research on your own. If you're writing a pillar article, quality research is a must, no matter what assistant you're using.

[TheHistoryCode]

This video compares various AI language models like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Copper for generating blog content, specifically focusing on the keyword "e-commerce SEO agency". Despite the hype around newer models, the author finds that the results are not significantly better than ChatGPT. All the models produce generic, fluff-filled content that lacks unique insights or specific details about the author's own SEO agency, SEO Jesus. The content scores on Surfer SEO are similar across models, with Perplexity only slightly outperforming the others. The author concludes that the tool itself matters less than the human operator and the quality of the prompts. Rather than constantly chasing the latest AI tool, focus on using your current tool consistently and refining your prompts to generate more unique, value-adding content that goes beyond generic SEO advice. The video's key message is not to worry about being left behind by new AI models, as the differences in output quality for blog writing are not as significant as the hype suggests.

[Tom_Armstrong_]

That was absolutely incredible. Thanks as always. Do tou have any videos on using surfer to extract entites? All the best

[bookstorytelling]

hey, when is your course becoming available ! ;) Can you please do a brief opinion piece demystifying technical seo

[marclaclear]

Claude 3 opus in perplexity is awesome.

[JesperNissenSEO]

This video was, dare I say, a revelation?

[andreisaioc]

All these tools are based on chat gpt, don't think these have invented AI and they are competitors to chat gpt. They all use chat gpt API. Google tried to do a competitor and it sucked... still...

[NTSHMA]

The only way I've got ChatGPT to work well, is to tell it to write as if is a certain writer, or style of writing. Otherwise, it's far too generic.

[draketrake]

what a mumbo-jumbo..dude slow down I got a headache watching this after 3 minutes ....