The example article I wrote in this video was published two days ago at the time of this writing, and as of this morning, it is already showing up as the featured snippet! bit.ly/ftscreenshot
There aren't any low-budget tools I'm aware of that work as well as Surfer. The next best thing would be the SEO.app plugin on ChatGPT, which you can access if you are a ChatGPT Plus subscriber, but it doesn't work the same nor as well. I talk a little bit about it in this video (link starts at the relevant section): ruclips.net/video/SR_430qPPvs/видео.html I also have a couple of alternative strategies that I teach in my AI-Amplified course (available during July for Patreon members), but they're still not as effective as using Surfer SEO.
Hi Corrie, you started out talking about the featured snippet, but the video kind of trailed off into writing an article with chatGPT and Surfer? I didn't see any special Snippet hack, did I miss it? :)
Hey there, that's odd I can't think of why that would be. Did you try this link? app.aiprm.com/prompts/1835706600649379840/featured-snippet-informational-blog-post
I'm also a big fan of Koala. 🐨 The beauty of the ChatGPT + AIPRM method is that you can just plug in your keywords and get exactly what you need because all the specific prompts for the content and structure are pre-entered. Koala can write informational posts too, but I'd undoubtedly need to fuss around a bit with each outline and section prompt to get an output that works well for featured snippets. So I mostly save Koala for Amazon round-up review posts, which is where I feel it shines brightest!
Honestly, it'd probably be pretty tough. At the very least I would install the free Yoast plugin which gives you a checklist of sorts to follow. I would say it is definitely worth investing in a few tools if you want to turn your blog into a business.
The example article I wrote in this video was published two days ago at the time of this writing, and as of this morning, it is already showing up as the featured snippet! bit.ly/ftscreenshot
That spreadsheet formula was super helpful. I have Low Fruits, too, a really great keyword research tool. Cheers Corrie.
Thank you so much Corrie. Amazing
Love this!!! GJ
any other cheap tool you would suggest for all those recommended terms we need in article? any other cheap tool you know which can do that
There aren't any low-budget tools I'm aware of that work as well as Surfer. The next best thing would be the SEO.app plugin on ChatGPT, which you can access if you are a ChatGPT Plus subscriber, but it doesn't work the same nor as well. I talk a little bit about it in this video (link starts at the relevant section): ruclips.net/video/SR_430qPPvs/видео.html
I also have a couple of alternative strategies that I teach in my AI-Amplified course (available during July for Patreon members), but they're still not as effective as using Surfer SEO.
@@CorrieWhoWrites okay thanks, how about neuron writer?
Not familiar with that one unfortunately!
You didn't drop the snippet prompt for us to make use of
Hi Corrie, you started out talking about the featured snippet, but the video kind of trailed off into writing an article with chatGPT and Surfer? I didn't see any special Snippet hack, did I miss it? :)
The idea is to use the AIPRM template to generate an article that is automatically structured optimally for featured snippets.
I cannot seem to find your prompts in AIPRM when I just use the free version.
Hey there, that's odd I can't think of why that would be. Did you try this link? app.aiprm.com/prompts/1835706600649379840/featured-snippet-informational-blog-post
@@CorrieWhoWrites wanted to use this link and it says that the prompt is coming soon!
@@homelifeandstylewithMichelle To get it to work, install the AIPRM plugin first then click the button that says "Try this prompt in ChatGPT"
@@CorrieWhoWrites Thanks Corrie it worked!
Corrie, have you ever used this strategy with Koala? Thanks to you, I love that service
I'm also a big fan of Koala. 🐨 The beauty of the ChatGPT + AIPRM method is that you can just plug in your keywords and get exactly what you need because all the specific prompts for the content and structure are pre-entered. Koala can write informational posts too, but I'd undoubtedly need to fuss around a bit with each outline and section prompt to get an output that works well for featured snippets. So I mostly save Koala for Amazon round-up review posts, which is where I feel it shines brightest!
I find when I used Koala for Amazon roundup posts they don't get indexed, but when I used Chatgpt they did.
I was wondering how tough is it to tank without using doing proper SEO as most of them are paid now a days..
Honestly, it'd probably be pretty tough. At the very least I would install the free Yoast plugin which gives you a checklist of sorts to follow. I would say it is definitely worth investing in a few tools if you want to turn your blog into a business.
@@CorrieWhoWrites Thanks for replying!