I no longer use this as my go-to tool, so please use and abuse this to your own standards. Around 18-24 months ago, before there was any real talk about entities, I started to experiment with this for creating product descriptions that rank and work (to be fair, they still work today,y I've just developed this method further)
You can probably create a python or another script to take the leg work out BUT this does not always go to plan I like the human touch as it lets you vet what is out there.
So when creating product descriptions, which can be hard at times to write something unique, very much so if you are not a writer or you want to game the system a little I turn to AI (think most of us do now?)
I moved away from using generic prompts, and I followed a very unique system - at least I thought it was unique.
I used to provide my competitor's descriptions to ChatGPT as well as the most descriptive or longer descriptions featured on page 1 of google for the search of that product, for me my competitors always ranked 1-5 with the few od balls placed in. Whats good about product results is for my niche authority is less of factor and it comes to what is actually written, I'm not sure how I stumbled upon entties as a topic before but it made sense when I was reading about on it and it felt ahead of the time when everyone was still very much keyword focused so this is what I used to promt with:
You can merge this promt into one if you like - it does work but I like to cherry-pick sometimes so here is my method.
The (paste text) used to be my competitor's description or those ranking on page 1 of Google. Keep a line break between them 3-4 good descriptions is all you need. It essentially gives you a list of keywords (old way of thinking) or entities that search uses to figure out what the page is. Sometimes on the older GPT it used to throw out something stupid like "the" probably not the case no more, hence why I used to like asking for a list and id pick what I felt was relevant for that description. Once I go through that I run the following:
That would give me a fairly solid product description that was unique enough [1]
This works better if you already have something writen as you can then ask it to improve your description and merge with it's own description to create something that is focused on the entities while still inserting your own opinion or writing style if you have one.
[1] If you are paying for GPT and can create a project or have a document you can sample before hand to teach it your writing style, tone and how you present content then it really does help to take it up another level there was very little if any content that was created that failed any AI detector. A little twist you can do on this is to feed in reviews of a product also and ask them to take out points that it feels are relevant and write them in and make it sound it like it's coming from you and your writing style.
Maybe a bit dated and different but at the time when I was no longer welcome on the other place this was something I was doing and very much felt I was leading the way to doing something a little bit different.
I've moved well passed this but hopefully helps someone out there needing AI to create product descriptions.
You can probably create a python or another script to take the leg work out BUT this does not always go to plan I like the human touch as it lets you vet what is out there.
So when creating product descriptions, which can be hard at times to write something unique, very much so if you are not a writer or you want to game the system a little I turn to AI (think most of us do now?)
I moved away from using generic prompts, and I followed a very unique system - at least I thought it was unique.
I used to provide my competitor's descriptions to ChatGPT as well as the most descriptive or longer descriptions featured on page 1 of google for the search of that product, for me my competitors always ranked 1-5 with the few od balls placed in. Whats good about product results is for my niche authority is less of factor and it comes to what is actually written, I'm not sure how I stumbled upon entties as a topic before but it made sense when I was reading about on it and it felt ahead of the time when everyone was still very much keyword focused so this is what I used to promt with:
You can merge this promt into one if you like - it does work but I like to cherry-pick sometimes so here is my method.
Code:
find common entities in the following:
(paste text)
also list what entities repeat the mostThe (paste text) used to be my competitor's description or those ranking on page 1 of Google. Keep a line break between them 3-4 good descriptions is all you need. It essentially gives you a list of keywords (old way of thinking) or entities that search uses to figure out what the page is. Sometimes on the older GPT it used to throw out something stupid like "the" probably not the case no more, hence why I used to like asking for a list and id pick what I felt was relevant for that description. Once I go through that I run the following:
Code:
using the most repeated entities, craft an seo friendly product description for (my product name with no brackets)That would give me a fairly solid product description that was unique enough [1]
This works better if you already have something writen as you can then ask it to improve your description and merge with it's own description to create something that is focused on the entities while still inserting your own opinion or writing style if you have one.
Code:
using your description can you combine with mine to improve it?[1] If you are paying for GPT and can create a project or have a document you can sample before hand to teach it your writing style, tone and how you present content then it really does help to take it up another level there was very little if any content that was created that failed any AI detector. A little twist you can do on this is to feed in reviews of a product also and ask them to take out points that it feels are relevant and write them in and make it sound it like it's coming from you and your writing style.
Maybe a bit dated and different but at the time when I was no longer welcome on the other place this was something I was doing and very much felt I was leading the way to doing something a little bit different.
I've moved well passed this but hopefully helps someone out there needing AI to create product descriptions.
