ChatGPT and SEO, what's your take?

There are two segments in your question - SEO and Blog posts.

You can use ChatGPT to find low competition niche and then subsequently optimize it for SEO. Here is an example of how you can do just that:

1 Find a low-competition niche & cover the topic in great detail

Example of ChatGPT Prompt:

"Find SEO niches in <category e.g. startup> which are low competition"

2 Link building. Invest time & effort upfront in writing guest posts to get quality & relevant links

Example of ChatGPT prompt:

"Give me 10 websites with URLs that write about <topic eg. inbound marketing> and accept guest posts"

3 Optimize for search engines (Google, Bing etc) by getting the basics right: keyword density, meta tags, image optimization

Example of ChatGPT prompt:

"1. Write a meta description for <topic>. Max 160 chars.
2. Add keyword "<keyword>" in this section. <your content>"

4 Write high quality blog posts. Keywords don't rank themselves. You need quality content & a great user experience.

Example of ChatGPT prompt:

"1. Write an outline for <topic>.
2. Write this section for <topic>. <Paste section from outline>"

Hi,
yes, you can use chatgpt for your blog post but but you have to optimize your article manually to add value because if you are not providing any value to your blog then Google will not rank your article,

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I find it reassuring that Google has officially stated that using ChatGPT and other AI to produce content is not by itself banned or discouraged. They don't mind AI-generated content so long as it meets their other E-E-A-T guidelines.

Ref: https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2023/02/google-search-and-ai-content

It depends what in SEO you're using it for.

Blog Ideas: Maybe
Keyword Research: "hello no"

The issue seems to be with LLM tools like Chat GPT (at least in my exp.) they can give you keywords that on the surface seem to be genuine but diving deeper turn out to be incredibly difficult to rank for (because it's giving the most likely outcome) and even trying to go deeper there's no real way of knowing useful keyword metrics (e.g. search volume, difficulty etc.) but that's not to say you might pick up some quick wins if you get lucky but it doesn't seem like a long term solution for now.

It's like a scalpel vs. sledgehammer but now everyone has a sledgehammer.

I am re-writing and expanding content for a couple weeks now and using chatgpt to come up with the inital skeleton text. Not sure if you ever read a ChatGPT article but they are:

• Factually incorrect a lot of times
• Sound bland and just too generic
• Have a certain mouthfeel to them (like they have not been written by a human)

I think chatgpt will significantly speed up the ideation and text generation part but high ranking articles will always have human added value.

ChatGPT won't kill SEO, it will simply change the game. By creating conversational content that addresses user intent, you can improve your search rankings and provide a better user experience. So don't fear the rise of ChatGPT, embrace it and use it to your advantage!