I'm curious about your content writing process, especially if you've developed your own tools. 🖋️ What content writing tools do you use for your blog/website? (Besides ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, or Gemini) IF you use ChatGPT, Perplexity and etc what prompts do you always use to get best results? For those who've created their own tools: - How's your content performing in terms of traffic? - Are you staying within Google's guidelines? - What's your process like? - How long does it take you to create content? - How many pieces do you produce weekly? Share your experiences below! Let's learn from each other.

I'm interested to know what everyone is using to create AI generated written content at the moment? Also, what are you using it for? Blog posts? Social Media Posts? Emails?

I have often expressed the idea that using AI LLMs like ChatGPT is more about comfortable conversation than "rocket science" prompt engineering. I get a lot of push-back on that, especially from gurus charging big bucks for their prompt engineering trainings. I do not mind. Really. I eat OK. My conversational prompt style works fine for me, and for the numerous clients I have trained. Sometimes though, I play with it "just because". Here is one example of the results to that kind of approach: https://ultimatevirtualsolutions.com/social-media/an-actual-conversation-with-chatgpt/

I often need to copy ChatGPT's output into Google Docs without losing its nice formatting. I struggled until I found this method: 1. Use the ChatGPT copy button to copy its markdown-formatted answer 2. Go to https://markdowntohtml.com/ and convert the answer to html format 3. Copy the html preview's contents into a google doc for cleanly formatted text A video to show this in action: https://share.zight.com/llu8YvKQ I know this method has been described in the comments of some previous posts, but I thought it would be helpful to anyone who hasn't seen it yet.

So ChatGPT has just released 'Canvas' which works in a very similar way to Anthopics Claude Artifacts. BUT the big deal here is that this update is awesome for creating high quality blog posts! Watch this and see how it works: https://youtu.be/FW9kVL5CSzs It's other main use case is for creating and editing images and, of course, coding, where these LLMs really shine! Let me know what you think of the new update in the comments! 👇 Have a great weekend. 🥂 Jason