I’m Olivia, I run a website and a few social media accounts, and I’m really hoping to drive more traffic and make the most of what I’ve built.
Lately, I’ve been feeling a bit left behind with all the AI tools and tech changing so fast. Honestly, it’s been a bit overwhelming! I’m hoping this forum will be a great place to get advice, pick up new ideas, and learn from others who’ve already figured some of this stuff out.
Looking forward to getting stuck in and learning alongside you all!
I really don't use many AI tools except for ChatGPT to do a lot of the heavy lifting and Midjourney for images.
What AI tools have you used before, and/or more specifically, what are you looking to do with the AI tools (write, create images/graphics, data collection, analysis)?
Looking forward to getting stuck in and learning alongside you all!
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Hey Olivia, welcome to the DMC :-)
We have all sorts of skill levels here and we're a friendly bunch so don't be shy asking questions on any topic you want ... even if you think it's a bit basic.
@andy Hi Andy - I have ChatGPT and Claude, they are the only ones I have tried. I didn’t even know they could do analysis! I need help with content creation really, as I am not getting many clicks from Google. Are you allowed to use AI to write articles?
@olivias Yeah, that's all I use now - though I don't focus on Google any more. I mainly focus on Pinterest traffic.
I had an old prompt that might be kicking around here somewhere, one where I generated over 1K articles with my team. It was pretty robust and did the job well.
What niche are you in and how many articles do you have?
@andy I am in the decluttering, downsizing, small space living niche, and I have 51 articles. I usually add 2 articles per week, but I’m wondering if that’s enough?
@olivias That's more than what most people have, so you should be getting some traffic. I'm in the decluttering space myself (with one of my sites), so I'd be curious what type of keywords you are targeting?
If you want, you can drop you website link below, and I can take a look. I'd also suggest getting on Pinterest, since I've seen a lot more traction on Pinterest than Google over the last couple of years.
