Hi, I am doing seo from 3 years. I am using small tools for seo tasks. I am using c class ip tool,robots.txt generator, g zip compressor, website grader and some other tools which i did find on checkbytools, all at one place. But the question is, how can we use chatgpt in seo workflow to increase efforts? How you guys using AI on daily basis and what type of tasks are you doing differently now?
I use ChatGPT mostly for content outlines, rewriting existing stuff to avoid duplication, and generating title variations. Also great for schema markup and regex patterns when I'm too lazy to write them myself. Big warning though - don't publish 100% AI content. Google's getting better at spotting it. And fact-check everything!
Yes, I use AI tools and small SEO tools like ChatGPT, Semrush, and Rank Math to make SEO tasks easier and faster.
Oh, interesting question! I’ve been slowly integrating ChatGPT into my SEO routine — at first just for fun, but now I can’t imagine working without it. I use it to generate content drafts (especially for long-tail keywords), come up with headline and meta description ideas, quickly cluster keywords, and more. Sometimes I just ask, “How would you improve this text, UX, or structure?” — and the ideas it gives are pretty fresh. So ChatGPT is almost like a coworker by now. How about you — do you plan to use it more for content or for technical tasks?
Come on, Semrush is a beast, not a small tool But honestly, it's cool that there are both heavy platforms and lightweight stuff to quickly grab the key features
@Alish Fridmann I totally agree about ChatGPT becoming like a coworker! I've had a similar experience, especially when it comes to competitor analysis and keyword clustering. What I've found really powerful is when AI can combine multiple data sources - not just generating content, but actually analyzing competitor strategies and identifying content gaps in real-time. I've been experimenting with some newer AI-powered SEO platforms that go beyond just content generation. They can do things like instant competitor insights, AI-enhanced keyword research with difficulty analysis, and even provide strategic recommendations based on your specific niche. It's like having an AI assistant that understands both the technical and strategic sides of SEO.
I've been testing one called Hexlyn that combines competitor intelligence, keyword research, and content strategy in one place. The real-time analysis capabilities are pretty impressive.
I think AI is most useful for structure and workflow speed, not for blindly publishing raw output. What works best for me:topic mapping, outlines, title variations, content cleanup, comparing competitor angles faster. The pages that feel too close to default AI phrasing usually struggle more. AI helps a lot, but editorial judgment still matters.
The fashionable AI tools are suitable for the entertainment, but are not suitable yet for the serious work.
I mostly use AI for the 'boring' stuff like generating schema markup or organizing keyword clusters. For content, I use it only as a starting point for outlines. As a designer, I've noticed that AI-generated layouts and text often lack that 'human touch' which is crucial for user signals. Google is definitely rewarding sites that prioritize unique UI/UX over bulk AI content