How to Build Your Own SEO Tools in ChatGPT

There are tons of videos going around about all the cool things you can do with ChatGPT for SEO, but one thing I think many in the community are overlooking is how you can use ChatGPT to quickly build tools to save you time in doing simple tasks you do regularly.
In this video, I'll show you how you can quickly build your own suite of tools using ChatGPT along with some tips on how to give it prompts that will help you get the results you want. No coding experience necessary.
Drop your comments down below and tell me about what kind of tools you have been coding with the assistance of ChatGPT.
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[@highlyratedlocalbusiness3605]

I like the Regex idea, very cool! For the title characters, I find it easier to do this in Excel, I will add a column to right and paste this formula (change cell to be counted) =len(A2)

[@TheSEOPub]

That is definitely another solution, and in many ways probably a better one. Half the reason I did this video was just to highlight how easy it is to create some of these tools and get people brainstorming about what they might possibly create.

[@matttarsikes2504]

Incredible content Mike, keep this stuff up. You are definitely ahead of the game in so many ways, i look forward to your future videos.

[@TheSEOPub]

Thanks. I appreciate the feedback and I'm glad you have found the content useful.

[@bostjantanko]

This is amazing Mike. I played around as well and it works like charm!

[@TheSEOPub]

Wait until you figure out you can connect to the OpenAI API and start building tools that interact with GPT-3 and in the future ChatGPT when they make that API available.

[@benimmortal5858]

Now this is what chat gpt was made for, For SEO Specialists.

[@TheSEOPub]

Thanks for stopping by Ben. Hope the video gave you some ideas of what you can build.

[@benimmortal5858]

@@TheSEOPub where did you learn the regex stuff? Is it Javascript?

[@TheSEOPub]

@@benimmortal5858 Not sure specifically where I learned it, but it is just one of those things I have picked up over the years. It's a way of filtering data. What I did was pretty basic. You can also have it create filters to include a bunch of phrases while excluding others and all kinds of other stuff. I'm sure there are some pretty detailed guides on regex expressions out there somewhere.

[@cgc2300]

Hello, is there a method that could allow me to scan all the listings of my products on my WordPress site and then automatically replace them with better keywords?

[@TheSEOPub]

You could probably create some kind of script that could do that within Wordpress. I don't think I would really trust ChatGPT to choose "better" keywords though.

[@chrisder1814]

Hello, would it be possible by using the make automation software that all the listings on my WordPress site be scanned and that all the bad keywords are automatically Change to good keywords

[@TheSEOPub]

@@chrisder1814 I wouldn't do something like that. If you start auto swapping terms out of your content like that using automation, you could end up with a bunch of stuff that doesn't read correctly.

[@chrisder1814]

@@TheSEOPub I'm not sure I understand well since I don't speak English very well, is it possible to scan the listings of my WordPress site and So bad keywords are replaced by good ones? I thought it might be possible to do this thanks to Make? Otherwise I made a product catalog on Google sheet, should I make this change of keywords directly in Google sheet and then not port this product in WordPress I mean in the event that the first solution, scanning on my WordPress site, is not possible

[@TheSEOPub]

@@chrisder1814 What keywords are you talking about? Keywords located where on a your site? What do you consider a "bad" keyword?