There are lots of ways to make AI text more human-friendly, but if the primary goal is to rank high on Google then all you need to do is make the content SEO-friendly.

They say that ChatGPT-4 is 10 times more powerful than its predecessor, but does all this extra power have any bearing on its writing skills?

I was sceptical from the get-go, because when I went on the pricing page to upgrade to Plus, there was no mention of ChatGPT-4 being a better writer.

I browse a lot of online blogging communities and noticed that those just starting out invariably invest a lot of time and effort promoting their site on social media.

Yet, the people who are much further along in their blogging journey tend to do way less off-page SEO…

Every guide I have read insists on downloading a plugin (usually their own, of course) to help you find all internal links pointing to a particular post or page.

But this is complete nonsense! WordPress has its own built-in search feature that does a perfectly fine job of locating links throughout your website – as long as you know how to use it.

If you want a web page to be displayed larger than your screen size, you basically have two options, and which option you choose depends on the purpose for doing this.

The main method is to insert the web page into another web page that you control. This might sound really technical, but it really isn’t. It’s your best option if you need to interact with the web page.

Why would anyone want to increase the display size of Google Maps so that it exceeds the size of their screen? Your guess is as good as mine, but it can certainly be done!

One reason I can think of is to load up a large area at once, rather than wait for new areas to load each time you move around the map.

If you think ChatGPT can take care of every single aspect of SEO, you need to have a serious rethink.

In fairness, AI does an excellent job when it comes to written content, which is arguably the most important part of getting a website to rank. Images also play a crucial role, but it turns out AI images are a total dud for SEO.

Nobody wants to be left behind in the AI revolution. Some people tap into the power of ChatGPT to help them with the odd task here and there in daily life, while others have much grander plans.

Those in the latter camp are constantly looking for ways to level-up their business or day job with artificial intelligence, and the payoff is very lucrative if they ever manage to crack the code.

When OpenAI unleashed their chatbot on the world, it had both positive and negative consequences for SEO.

It gave you the ability to publish vast amounts of content quickly and cheaply. But every action has a reaction, and boy did the search engines react!