To effectively use AI for SEO, focus on documenting your expertise and letting AI help you organize and distribute it, rather than expecting AI to generate expertise for you.

DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE:

Criticism of AI SEO tools

• Host expresses skepticism about "one-click SEO" AI tools
• Emphasizes they are misleading and oversimplify SEO

Balanced view of AI in SEO

• AI is a powerful tool when used correctly
• It's not a replacement for actual SEO expertise

How the host uses AI to support content creation

• Records daily content and uses AI to:
  • Create summaries
  • Generate bullet points
  • Draft lessons
  • Write blog posts
• Stresses that original ideas must come from the creator, not AI

Using AI to process and repurpose workshop content

• Shortens long recordings
• Removes silence and irrelevant portions
• Generates timestamps and summaries
• Produces blog posts from workshop discussions

Use of AI tools integrated in platforms like Riverside and Squarespace

• Not all AI use is via ChatGPT—some are built into platforms

Prompt customization and limitations of generic prompt libraries

• Host prefers crafting personalized prompts over using publicly available ones

AI for podcast repurposing

• Breaks podcast episodes into usable social media clips
• Creates summaries and content quickly from short recordings

AI as a time-saving assistant, not a content originator

• Host distinguishes between “AI doing SEO” and “AI helping with SEO tasks”

Gary Vaynerchuk's advice: “Document, don’t create”

• Encouragement to derive content from daily activities
• AI makes documenting easier by summarizing audio notes, etc.

Recording thoughts or dreams and summarizing with AI

• Meredith’s anecdote about recording dreams
• AI’s potential usefulness for organizing personal recordings

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