I would not organize my outline like this. Instead

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I might make each book an H2 title, then dive into the details (a synopsis of the book, some key takeaways, how I’ve used those takeaways to advance my marketing and career, etc.

Also, the suggested opening was a bit boring – I probably would have started by telling my transformation story instead of sounding so academic and opinionated. By the way, I’m interested in the books recommended by ChatGPT, so I’ll ask it to elaborate on the second point: ChatGPT's book recommendations Again, these are all great suggestions and you’ll find them on many marketing book lists.

I agree with the recommendations, but my honest opinion is that everyone probably already knows these books. Of course, if these books really changed your career, you wouldn’t want to lie about it. But if there are some lesser-known books, you’ll be better off highlighting them.

Otherwise, you’re just like everyone else and there’s no point in telemarketing leads, egypt telephone number data people reading your content. In summary, use ChatGPT as your creative partner, but don’t rely solely on the content it provides. 6. Suggest seed keywords We don’t recommend using ChatGPT for keyword research (more on that later), but that doesn’t mean it can’t be used to collect potential seed keywords .

For example, we can ask ChatGPT to give us “technical terms related to coffee”: Technical coffee-related terms generated by ChatGPT We can use these terms as “seed keywords” to find more keyword ideas in Ahrefs’ Keywords Explorer tool .