How to use Ahrefs and ChatGPT to improve your SEO

THE Content gap the report shows the rankings of common keywords among these top-ranked pages. Export all keywords from the report. Then, go to ChatGPT and write a message like:

I’ll give you two things.

#1. A blog post about [topic]

#2. A list of keywords related to the topic

I need you to tell me what keywords, entities or subtopics I have missed in my content based on the keyword list.

ChatGPT will tell you what’s missing:

You don’t need to update your content with every “gap” identified by ChatGPT. It’s just a suggestion, so identify the most appropriate ones for your target keyword and update your content accordingly.

Do the same thing as above by exporting the keywords from Content gap relationship. Then enter this message into ChatGPT:

I will give you a list of keywords related to [topic]. Create an outline for that topic based on these keywords.

Here you are! Your pattern is ready.

Typically, search intent is identified by examining the top-ranking pages for your target keyword.

You can ask ChatGPT to do it for you. Enter your keyword in Keyword Explorer and export SERPs from SERP Overview.

Copy the top 10 ranked titles and provide ChatGPT with a message like:

I’ll give you a list of titles. These are the best ranking pages for the keyword . Can you identify search intent for me?

ChatGPT will analyze search intent for you:

Too annoying? Good news: we’ve incorporated this use case directly into Keyword Explorer. Just click Identify intentand we will do it for you:

There are obvious seed keywords for each niche, like “coffee” if you have a coffee site. But you might miss terms like “moka pot” or “aeropress,” especially if you’re unfamiliar with the space.

ChatGPT can help you with this. Simply ask him to give you the terms.

Give me the terms related to [topic]. Skip the descriptions.

You can then use them as seed keywords in Keyword Explorer to find more keyword ideas.

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We’ve integrated artificial intelligence into Keyword Explorer to help you find seed keywords easily. Now you can skip the whole ChatGPT part.

If you do SEO for multiple markets, you may want to target the same keywords in different languages. This isn’t a big deal if you’re a polyglot, but some of us struggle with languages. Don’t worry: ChatGPT can help you.

Take your list of keyword ideas and ask ChatGPT to translate them.

I have a list of search queries in English. If a native Spanish speaker were to search for these queries on Google, what keywords would they use? Please suggest one to five of the most common alternative local expressions for each query that reflect its meaning, considering both colloquial and formal terms.

Paste these terms into Keyword Explorer and set the country you are searching for to see if they have search volume.

Click on the number to view the affected pages. Then click Export to get all URLs.

Bring these URLs to ChatGPT and ask it to create meta descriptions for you.

I have a list of URLs that have no meta descriptions. Create meta descriptions for them. Keep them under 160 characters and use an active voice.

Branded keywords contain the name of your company, service, or product. Knowing the division between branded and non-branded keywords is useful because:

• If you’re analyzing a competitor, you’ll want to know how much of their traffic is branded (which you can’t replicate).
• Branded traffic may not be directly controlled by SEOs, so you may want to be clear about attribution.
• Bigger brands get more brand searches (duh!), so it might be a good indicator to see how well your brand is doing.

Upload the file to ChatGPT and provide this message:

Label each keyword in the “Keyword” column as branded or unbranded. Then, create a pie chart showing the sum of “Current Organic Traffic” for both categories. Include a legend in your pie chart.

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