Need this so that I can start submitting my articles to be indexed
Hi Steve
You can get your sitemap from your SEO plugin or just type:
"your domain"/sitemap.xml
in your browser.
Frank 🎸
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Where do we get our sitemap url?
Need this so that I can start submitting my articles to be indexed
I already had a sitemap in place from my first website, outside of WA, on GSC but I thought it was exclusively for that site. Didn’t know it was a “universal” thing. Lol
Hi Steve
You can get your sitemap from your SEO plugin or just type:
"your domain"/sitemap.xml
in your browser.
Frank 🎸
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YT video talks about more and more people using ChatGPT to ask questions instead using Google. Then, Google coming out w Search Generative Experience
A quote from my friend Edd Dawson: “AI is all fine and good for mundane things, but I think already we are seeing that humans value human output a lot more than AI when it comes to creativity.”
I strongly agree with this statement. I always look at things through a prism of music, cause I’m a musician. There’s always copies out there but nothing can replace the original. Hey, I should blog about this. lol
Hmmm.... I honestly haven't used ChatGPT to ask questions other than help with writing some articles, not for search.
Thanks for the thought producing question.
Have a Great Day!
-Chuck
But do you think this will negatively affect blogging in the future? What are your thoughts Abie?
There are always two sides, but I cannot trust it; I still have to cross-reference findings. It lists citations, so your website could be used as a reference, and the same goes for Co-pilot or Bing.
I see Frank's notes; it depends to a degree on the user... For example, I do extensive searching to know what it is. However, this may not be the case for some folks in a hurry or do not have much experience.
You cannot control who reads what or where, but you can provide as much helpful content as you can within your means to help people make informed decisions.
Hi Steve
I’ve been enrolled in Google SGE since the beta release. It’s an awesome implementation and every bit as good as the Bing AI generated search results.
People will have the option of an AI search intent synopsis or reading more long form content. 😎
Frank 🎸
Hi Steve
I believe it will have a negative effect, but it’s challenging to predict the magnitude.
Those seeking a quick answer may look no further.
The strategy may be to target super longtail key words that are not addressed by SGE and write pillar posts for more competitive keywords.
My guess is that the biggest opportunities will be in PPC advertising and video.
Frank 🎸
People love video, Steve, long and short form content!
I believe that AI will eventually affect video ranking in a similar way it’s affecting blog search results.
Will shall see.
Frank 🎸
We have to understand where the opportunity is and adjust our marketing strategy to stay successful. 😎
Frank 🎸
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What are your thoughts on google coming out with ‘search generative experience’ ?
YT video talks about more and more people using ChatGPT to ask questions instead using Google. Then, Google coming out w Search Generative Experience
A quote from my friend Edd Dawson: “AI is all fine and good for mundane things, but I think already we are seeing that humans value human output a lot more than AI when it comes to creativity.”
I strongly agree with this statement. I always look at things through a prism of music, cause I’m a musician. There’s always copies out there but nothing can replace the original. Hey, I should blog about this. lol
Hmmm.... I honestly haven't used ChatGPT to ask questions other than help with writing some articles, not for search.
Thanks for the thought producing question.
Have a Great Day!
-Chuck
But do you think this will negatively affect blogging in the future? What are your thoughts Abie?
There are always two sides, but I cannot trust it; I still have to cross-reference findings. It lists citations, so your website could be used as a reference, and the same goes for Co-pilot or Bing.
I see Frank's notes; it depends to a degree on the user... For example, I do extensive searching to know what it is. However, this may not be the case for some folks in a hurry or do not have much experience.
You cannot control who reads what or where, but you can provide as much helpful content as you can within your means to help people make informed decisions.
Hi Steve
I’ve been enrolled in Google SGE since the beta release. It’s an awesome implementation and every bit as good as the Bing AI generated search results.
People will have the option of an AI search intent synopsis or reading more long form content. 😎
Frank 🎸
Hi Steve
I believe it will have a negative effect, but it’s challenging to predict the magnitude.
Those seeking a quick answer may look no further.
The strategy may be to target super longtail key words that are not addressed by SGE and write pillar posts for more competitive keywords.
My guess is that the biggest opportunities will be in PPC advertising and video.
Frank 🎸
People love video, Steve, long and short form content!
I believe that AI will eventually affect video ranking in a similar way it’s affecting blog search results.
Will shall see.
Frank 🎸
We have to understand where the opportunity is and adjust our marketing strategy to stay successful. 😎
Frank 🎸
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Other similar sites have low DA but how would my site be different. Do you think this is something worth pursuing?
All good answers already here. Yes it does makes sense...competition is good for the soul...lol.
Thanks and Have a Great Day!
-Chuck
No matter what niche you choose, you will always be in competition with others. The more profitable the niche, the more competition. You just have to persevere and do better than the competition. Follow the training.
Just about every single niche has a massive group of people making searches for that niche and looking for answers to the questions they have related to that niche. The entire point of creating content is to have your content deliver the most value to help those exact people making those searches find their answers.
Competition is good for business. You get better products and services.
You add your pulse and spin on your content, input your voice and experience, and make it yours.
I would follow up on what WA teaches.
I you found a niche that had no competing websites then it would never make any money because there is no money in that niche. The training tells you how to make your site different. You have the advantage of being able to use AI here to write an article and out your own slant on it.
Does it make sense to compete with another site on the same specific niche?
Other similar sites have low DA but how would my site be different. Do you think this is something worth pursuing?
All good answers already here. Yes it does makes sense...competition is good for the soul...lol.
Thanks and Have a Great Day!
-Chuck
No matter what niche you choose, you will always be in competition with others. The more profitable the niche, the more competition. You just have to persevere and do better than the competition. Follow the training.
Just about every single niche has a massive group of people making searches for that niche and looking for answers to the questions they have related to that niche. The entire point of creating content is to have your content deliver the most value to help those exact people making those searches find their answers.
Competition is good for business. You get better products and services.
You add your pulse and spin on your content, input your voice and experience, and make it yours.
I would follow up on what WA teaches.
I you found a niche that had no competing websites then it would never make any money because there is no money in that niche. The training tells you how to make your site different. You have the advantage of being able to use AI here to write an article and out your own slant on it.
I already had a sitemap in place from my first website, outside of WA, on GSC but I thought it was exclusively for that site. Didn’t know it was a “universal” thing. Lol