Are you still working on SEO in ChatGPT era?
Anil Matcha
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I see a change in user behavior from browsing content to using a conversational interface
Are you still observing good results with SEO?
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Saul Fleischman@osakasaul
What we're seeing is that chatGPT and other AI tools have a lot to say about our company. Optimizing stuff for these guys is where it's at.
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@osakasaul How to optimize for it ?
Go to your Google account activity (https://myactivity.google.com/my...) and compare the volume to your ChatGPt activity. THat's why SEO is still king
Who needs SEO when you've got a great sense of humor and some killer chatbot skills? But in all seriousness, SEO is still important, just gotta adapt to the times🚀 Not all people search a content through chat gpt
Because of the safety, privacy, and biased information concerns, ChatGPT is not allowed to scan the web on its own nor incorporate all the random information it is exposed to via user chats. As far as I know, the team feeds data to the bot on an immense scale and it does not make inferences -or more accurately let's say present data- outside that pool.
Considering those, I would assume the next stage of OpenAI would include an AI system that both scrapes the web data and makes accurate inferences based on them with minimal bias. In that case I think SEO still might be important as the bot would probably prioritize high interaction pages.
Besides, a vast majority of internet users are still going to Google stuff, and I think we're still a long way from smart conversational interfaces replacing search engines. ChatGPT is the best one out there that I know, such amazing bots are not easy to come by.
Your data is tainted. You are looking at users of Chat and not the users of the internet.
If your users all us the new chats, then you need to reach a newer audience.
Not everyone knows what this chat stuff is.
I don't think AI tools like ChatGTP would entirely replace traditional search engines like Google. They will likely become an increasingly important part of the search experience, offering users a more personalized and convenient way to find the information they need.
Building an AI tool that generates search engine optimised blogs and web content.
ChatGTP definitely hasn't replaced traditional search - particularly for tasks like shopping, finding real-world reviews, or anything that needs to be very up-to-date (news, product releases, etc), so SEO isn't going anywhere soon. SEO will also change as new AI algorithms are incorporated into the search algorithms,. For example, targeting different sites based on their importance in training ChatGTP.
Yes, SEO will always be relevant
It will change, but it will still exist
Maybe it'll be called AIO? (AI optimization)
Gonna start trying to rank for Bing for evoke-app.com haha
Seeing the effect of SEO is timely, so I guess it needs more time to answer this question with references and actual data.
However, I guess in the ChatGPT era SEO will just be much more difficult than before :(
Yes, sure
Prompt engineering is essential, but SEO takes an in-depth understanding of both language and marketing. While GPT4 is helpful, human marketing specialists are still essential.
Yes, working on SEO is still essential even in the ChatGPT era. While conversational interfaces like ChatGPT are gaining popularity, traditional search engines like Google and Bing continue to be the primary source of information for many users. SEO remains crucial in driving organic traffic and reaching a wider audience.
It's true that user behavior is evolving, and conversational AI might change the way people access information. However, SEO and AI can coexist and complement each other. In fact, AI technologies like ChatGPT can potentially improve the quality and relevance of content, which in turn, could positively impact SEO efforts.
I think it's still important to adapt and integrate both SEO strategies and emerging AI technologies.
@the6ixyuteco I completely agree with you! SEO and AI can work hand in hand to improve the quality and relevance of online content. While conversational AI like ChatGPT can provide quick and accurate answers to user queries, SEO can help to optimize content to make it more visible to search engines and attract organic traffic.
Moreover, SEO can help to identify relevant keywords and topics that can be used to train AI models like ChatGPT. By understanding user intent and the types of queries they ask, SEO can help to create content that is more aligned with what users are looking for, thus improving the accuracy and relevance of AI-generated responses.
In summary, integrating SEO and AI technologies can lead to a more comprehensive and effective digital strategy. As user behavior continues to evolve, it's essential to adapt and leverage emerging technologies to reach a wider audience and provide the best possible user experience.
In fact, as the digital world becomes more and more competitive, SEO has become even more important than ever before. By optimizing your website for search engines, you can improve your visibility, attract more traffic, and ultimately increase your sales and revenue. And yes, I do apply these same principles to ChatGPT, including utilizing keywords and creating quality content to improve search rankings.
By the way, have you checked out Promptigo.com yet? It's a great website that offers a variety of prompts for Chat GPT and AI articles and answers. With their help, you can take your content to the next level and ensure that it is optimized for both search engines and readers. So, if you're looking to improve your SEO and create top-notch content, be sure to check out promptigo.com!