I registered and tried the product, and it feels like a CMS with AI + RAG content generation capabilities. Perhaps it may help with the efficiency of content creation, but I don't think it helps improve your GEO. Firstly, regarding AI crawling structured data, there is currently no standard like Google's Schema, so in this case, it is usually sufficient if your content provides structured data that conforms to Google's Schema standards. As for the llms.txt file, it is currently just an initiative and has not been recognized by any official body, of course, doing something is better than doing nothing. However, the CMS is quite lacking in optimization capabilities in the traditional SEO aspect. SEO is still the foundation of GEO at this stage, and there are many research reports that prove this. Large language models prefer Wikipedia, Reddit, and authoritative media websites as sources of information. If you cannot build real website authority through traditional SEO methods, I actually recommend spending money on some authoritative media to publish some PR rather than pursuing what is called GEO.
This sounds awesome. But does it only write content or is it also for creating LLM.txt files for the site? COngrats on the launch though @amrutha____ @shivamsinghal
@shivamsinghal @lakshya_singh For both!
Hmmm, how do you make sure that the content quality doesn't drop? I'm sure you do, just curious :) Also, congrats on the launch! I love the idea
I love using new tools to help me brainstorm new blog content. Though I am concerned with using AI to generate 100% of the content since it then begins to feel too "polished" as opposed to someone who writes "less grammatically correct". Will there be ways to tweak the tone?
@lienchueh We have both preset tones as part of our API, but you can also include a brand_guidelines.md in your Knowledge Base that will be used to instruct the model. You can also provide examples of previous works you have to emulate a style that feels most authentic and natural to your company and brand
Congrats on the launch, Amrutha and Shivam! Just gave you an upvote 🚀
I do have a question tho: how does Blogwald ensure factual accuracy or source traceability in the generated posts, especially when content is pulled from various internal docs or knowledge bases?
@ha_anh_nguyen We have a knowledge base feature that allows you to provide extremely detailed prompt context. Also, all blog posts are editable through our post management interface. You can review drafts, make edits and tweak your settings to match your brand guidelines and quality bar.
I'm curious - how does this really guarantee citation in ChatGPT? You can't just do it with one blog.
@thebigk We help you craft content and post with enough frequency that over time it improves your AI discovery metrics. We help identify key words and queries you want to rank for and generate granular blog posts that are narrative-driven and get to enough volume to reach the ICP you want to
@amrutha____ Thanks. I am interested in learning more about this. How is this different from a keyword-researched blog post? Do you target the same set of queries through multiple articles?
I believe getting cited by ChatGPT requires getting referenced by multiple high-quality sources.
I registered and tried the product, and it feels like a CMS with AI + RAG content generation capabilities. Perhaps it may help with the efficiency of content creation, but I don't think it helps improve your GEO. Firstly, regarding AI crawling structured data, there is currently no standard like Google's Schema, so in this case, it is usually sufficient if your content provides structured data that conforms to Google's Schema standards. As for the llms.txt file, it is currently just an initiative and has not been recognized by any official body, of course, doing something is better than doing nothing. However, the CMS is quite lacking in optimization capabilities in the traditional SEO aspect. SEO is still the foundation of GEO at this stage, and there are many research reports that prove this. Large language models prefer Wikipedia, Reddit, and authoritative media websites as sources of information. If you cannot build real website authority through traditional SEO methods, I actually recommend spending money on some authoritative media to publish some PR rather than pursuing what is called GEO.