Analyze And Improve Your Content Based On Google’s Helpful Content and E-E-A-T Guidelines.

I've really enjoyed Jay's expert training on SEO within the Wealth Affiliate Platform. I feel like I've learnt a lot in a short space of time which is encouraging. I had vague knowledge of links, but learning the difference between internal, external and backlinks has been very interesting.

Someone I also follow for SEO knowledge is Matt Diggity from Diggity Marketing.

Today he sent out an email which covered a Chat GPT prompt which can be used to audit your blog posts and recommend improvements based on Google's Helpful Content and E-E-A-T guidelines. I know that this is also something that Wealth Affiliate training covers.

If you have a paid version of Chat GPT you can create a custom GPT but the following prompt works on the free version too.

Perhaps you'll find this useful.

Here's the Chat GPT Prompt:

Introduction:
Blog posts are powerful tools for building authority, engaging readers, and driving organic traffic when optimized effectively.

Situation Overview:
This prompt focuses on evaluating and improving a blog post to enhance its performance and align with Google's helpful content guidelines.

Goal:
To refine the blog post for higher rankings, increased reader retention, and better user engagement.

Instructions:

1. Provide the Blog Post:
   Insert your blog post URL here.
2. Evaluate Based on the Following Criteria:
3. • Relevance: Does it match user intent and target keywords?
   • Content Quality: Is the content detailed, organized, and fluff-free?
   • Engagement: Does it use engaging language, headings, and multimedia?
   • SEO Optimization: Are headings, internal links, and keywords optimized?
   • Call to Action (CTA): Does it offer clear next steps or incentives?
3. Provide Suggestions for Improvement:
4. • Structural or flow enhancements.
   • Adding depth through examples, case studies, or quotes.
   • Optimizing target keywords and linking strategies.
   • Incorporating multimedia such as visuals, infographics, or videos.

What methods do you use to analyze and approve upon your blog posts?

Do you have any content audit methods?

What do you do to make Google love you? 😊