If you’re looking to outrank your competitors and create high-quality content for any keyword, then you’re in the right place. In this article, we’ll dive deep into using Webpilot, a powerful ChatGPT SEO plugin, to write a 2000-word blog post that will help you outrank competitors for the keyword “how to start and grow a podcast.” We previously reviewed Webpilot and its features, but now let’s focus on actually using it to create optimized content.
Step 1: Identifying the Target Keyword and Competitors
First and foremost, you need to identify the keyword you want to target. For this example, we’ll choose “how to start and grow a podcast.” Once you have the keyword in mind, the next step is to find the top-ranked blog posts for that keyword. Collect the URLs of these competitor blog posts as these will be crucial in the next steps of the process.
Step 2: Extracting Main Headings and Subheadings from Competitor Blog Posts
With the URLs of your competitors’ blog posts in hand, it’s time to use the ChatGPT with Webpilot plugin to analyze these blog posts. The goal here is to extract the main H1 and H2 tags, topics, and questions from the URLs. This will help you understand the structure and content of the top-ranked articles for your target keyword.
Here’s an example of a prompt you can use:
Using these URLs, extract the main headlines, subheadings, questions, and topics used in these articles. Be as detailed and as comprehensive as possible.
Once you have the extracted information, organize it to make it easier to work with in the next step.
Step 3: Creating a Unique and SEO-Optimized Outline
Now that you have the extracted information, it’s time to create an outline for your article. Use ChatGPT’s Playground mode, as it offers better outputs and a more interactive interface. Prompt the AI to create an SEO-optimized outline using the information you gathered from the competitor blog posts. Make sure to instruct the AI to include additional topics and headings that will make your content unique and more comprehensive.
Step 4: Generating Specific Keywords
To ensure your article is well-optimized for search engines, you need to include relevant keywords. Use the Webpilot plugin to extract important keywords, LSI keywords, and variations of the main keyword from the competitor blog posts. With a list of keywords in hand, you can now move on to writing the full article.
Step 5: Writing the Full Article
Head back to ChatGPT’s Playground mode and use the following prompt to instruct the AI to write the full article:
Using this outline above, write a full and comprehensive blog post. Write as much detailed and relevant information as possible. Write in an informative and engaging style. Always include lists and tables. Write in markdown. Also, include these keywords in the blog post naturally.
Paste the list of keywords you generated earlier, adjust the output settings (e.g., length and temperature), and submit the prompt. The AI will generate an in-depth, well-structured, and keyword-optimized article for you.
Step 6: Converting Markdown to HTML and Reviewing the Article
Once you have the generated article in markdown format, paste it into a markdown to HTML converter for better readability. Review the article’s structure, content, and visual appeal. Make sure the article includes the target keywords and presents valuable information to the readers.
Step 7: Optimizing the Article with Meta Title and Meta Description
To further optimize your article, use ChatGPT to create an SEO-optimized title and meta description. Then, evaluate the article’s optimization score using a content optimization tool like Neuron Writer. If needed, make improvements to your article, such as increasing its length or adding images, to boost the optimization score.
Conclusion
By following these steps and harnessing the power of Webpilot and ChatGPT, you can create unique, in-depth, and SEO-optimized content that will help you outrank your competitors. With AI at your side, content creation becomes more efficient and effective, allowing you to focus on other aspects of growing your online presence. Give this method a try and see the difference it can make for your content strategy.
