The first day of last year marked a significant milestone for the CyberSEO Pro plugin, as it introduced support for OpenAI GPT, becoming the first in the market to use AI for autoblogging. Throughout the year, the AI technology landscape witnessed numerous developments, with the most notable being the launch of the OpenAI GPT-4 Turbo model. This model boasts an impressive capability of generating texts up to 128K tokens, approximately 85,000 words or 300 pages in English. This feature can now be used through your plugin via a new shortcode [gpt_article]
, which allows you to generate long, coherent, book-length articles on a given topic:
[gpt_article topic="article topic" directives="specific instructions" language="desired language" sections="number of sections" heading="heading tag" max_tokens="maximum tokens per section" temperature="creativity level"]
The topic parameter is the key element of this shortcode, intended to hold the title of the article to be generated. Typically, it can include “%post_title%”, which, during shortcode processing, will be replaced with the title of the current WordPress post. This makes the most sense when generating articles from a text dump or a CVS file containing article titles. It can also be used with titles from imported RSS feeds, which is particularly relevant in conjunction with the RSS Retriever plugin:
[gpt_article topic="%post_title%"]
Additionally, remember that the CyberSEO Pro plugin allows the use of Spintax in the parameter values of all shortcodes used in post HTML templates. The topic parameter is no exception:
[gpt_article topic="{Traveling to|Life in|Restaurants in|Sights of|Climate in|Work in} {Paris|London|Warsaw|Berlin|New York|Tokyo}"]
This feature allows you to create post templates with randomly modifiable rules for content generation, an indispensable tool for autoblogging that you should definitely learn to use.
The directives parameter allows you to give additional instructions in English to the GPT (even if you want the output in another language). If omitted, the default directive applied will be:
“Format the article for embedding in a WordPress post, using only the <p> tag. Exclude any other HTML tags.”
For instance, if you want the generated text to include bullet lists, set the directives parameter as follows:
[gpt_article topic="the article topic" directives="Format the article for embedding in a WordPress post, using only <p>, <ul>, <li> tags. Exclude any other HTML tags."]
Similarly, you can specify any HTML tags you wish to see in the generated article. Moreover, you can set desired keywords and provide recommendations on the article’s style and content. For example:
[gpt_article topic="the article topic" directives="Write as {an expert-ecologist|a typical urban dweller}. Format the article for embedding in a WordPress post, using only <p>, <strong> tags. Exclude any other HTML tags. Use <strong> for the 'global warming' keyword. The text should cover the problems of environmental protection and be written in an analytical style."]
Note that double quotes (“..”) cannot be used within parameter values – use single quotes (‘..’) instead. Otherwise, WordPress will not be able to parse your shortcode correctly, as double quotes within double quotes would confuse the parsing algorithm.
By default, the shortcode gpt_article
generates articles in English. To specify a different language, use the language parameter. Note that all parameter values for the gpt_article shortcode should be in English. Therefore, to get an article in Spanish, your shortcode should look like this:
[gpt_article topic="the article topic" language="Spanish"]
The sections parameter determines the number of text sections in the article, with the default being 4. Changing this value allows you to increase or decrease the length of the generated article. Keep in mind that using the OpenAI GPT-4 Turbo model API can be costly, so adjust the article size based on your budget. You can also use Spintax to create CyberSEO Pro articles of varying lengths. For instance, the following shortcode will generate articles with 3 to 7 text sections:
[gpt_article topic="the article topic" sections="{3|4|5|6|7}"]
You can specify your own tag for headings with the heading parameter. By default, each text section starts with its title enclosed in an <h2> HTML tag (heading=”h2″). Here are some examples of using this parameter:
[gpt_article topic="the article topic" heading="h3"]
[gpt_article topic="the article topic" heading="strong"]
[gpt_article topic="the article topic" heading="div class='subtitle'"]
If you don’t want each text section to have a heading, set the heading parameter to an empty string:
[gpt_article topic="the article topic" heading=""]
The max_tokens and temperature parameters allow you to adjust the maximum number of tokens in each generated article section (default is 4096, the maximum for OpenAI GPT-4 Turbo) and the GPT model’s creativity (default is 1), respectively.
Keep in mind that while the gpt_article shortcode can generate a large, multi-page article, you are not limited to using just this shortcode in your post template. Firstly, you can use multiple gpt_article
shortcodes (e.g., with different settings for different parts of the article). Secondly, your template can include other shortcodes, as you might need to insert graphic illustrations or blocks of HTML code, like a navigation block, advertising block, etc.
It’s important to monitor the token usage in your OpenAI account after setting up your content source using the gpt_article
shortcode. Currently, the cost of using the GPT-4 Turbo model is $0.01 per 1K incoming and $0.03 per 1K outgoing (generated) tokens. Therefore, assess your expenses for generating each typical article according to your settings to determine the optimal number of generated article sections and the optimal size of each section in tokens, which should not exceed 4096.
The Future of AI-Powered Autoblogging
The introduction of AI technology in the CyberSEO Pro plugin, specifically the OpenAI GPT-4 Turbo model, marked a significant milestone for autoblogging. This technology allows users to generate long, coherent articles on various topics. The key points of this development are:
- Impressive capability: The OpenAI GPT-4 Turbo model can generate texts up to 128K tokens, equivalent to 85,000 words or 300 pages in English.
- Flexible shortcode: The [gpt_article] shortcode enables generating articles by specifying the topic, directives, language, sections, heading, max tokens, and temperature parameters.
- Dynamic topic generation: The topic parameter supports various options such as using the current WordPress post title, Spintax for randomized rules, or titles from imported RSS feeds.
- Customizable directives: The directives parameter allows users to provide additional instructions to the GPT, specify HTML tags, keywords, style preferences, and content recommendations.
- Language support: By default, articles are generated in English, but the language parameter can be used to specify other languages.
- Cost considerations: It is important to carefully monitor token usage and assess expenses as the GPT-4 Turbo model incurs costs of [openai_gpt model=”gpt-3.5-turbo-16k” max_tokens=”3000″ temperature=”1″ prompt=”Analyze the key points of the text below and write a comprehensive follow-up discussing the long-term implications and possible future developments. Provide actionable advice based on these insights. The article should be formatted as a standalone HTML content block, suitable for embedding in a WordPress post. Use only the following HTML tags:
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. Exclude all other HTML tags, including those for page structure: The first day of last year marked a significant milestone for the CyberSEO Pro plugin, as it introduced support for OpenAI GPT, becoming the first in the market to use AI for autoblogging. Throughout the year, the AI technology landscape witnessed numerous developments, with the most notable being the launch of the OpenAI GPT-4 Turbo model. This model boasts an impressive capability of generating texts up to 128K tokens, approximately 85,000 words or 300 pages in English. This feature can now be used through your plugin via a new shortcode [gpt_article], which allows you to generate long, coherent, book-length articles on a given topic:
[gpt_article topic=”article topic” directives=”specific instructions” language=”desired language” sections=”number of sections” heading=”heading tag” max_tokens=”maximum tokens per section” temperature=”creativity level”]
The topic parameter is the key element of this shortcode, intended to hold the title of the article to be generated. Typically, it can include “%post_title%”, which, during shortcode processing, will be replaced with the title of the current WordPress post. This makes the most sense when generating articles from a text dump or a CVS file containing article titles. It can also be used with titles from imported RSS feeds, which is particularly relevant in conjunction with the RSS Retriever plugin:
[gpt_article topic=”%post_title%”]
Additionally, remember that the CyberSEO Pro plugin allows the use of Spintax in the parameter values of all shortcodes used in post HTML templates. The topic parameter is no exception:
[gpt_article topic=”{Traveling to|Life in|Restaurants in|Sights of|Climate in|Work in} {Paris|London|Warsaw|Berlin|New York|Tokyo}”]
This feature allows you to create post templates with randomly modifiable rules for content generation, an indispensable tool for autoblogging that you should definitely learn to use.
The directives parameter allows you to give additional instructions in English to the GPT (even if you want the output in another language). If omitted, the default directive applied will be:
“Format the article for embedding in a WordPress post, using only the <p> tag. Exclude any other HTML tags.”
For instance, if you want the generated text to include bullet lists, set the directives parameter as follows:
[gpt_article topic=”the article topic” directives=”Format the article for embedding in a WordPress post, using only <p>, <ul>, <li> tags. Exclude any other HTML tags.”]
Similarly, you can specify any HTML tags you wish to see in the generated article. Moreover, you can set desired keywords and provide recommendations on the article’s style and content. For example:
[gpt_article topic=”the article topic” directives=”Write as {an expert-ecologist|a typical urban dweller}. Format the article for embedding in a WordPress post, using only <p>, <strong> tags. Exclude any other HTML tags. Use <strong> for the ‘global warming’ keyword. The text should cover the problems of environmental protection and be written in an analytical style.”]
Note that double quotes (“..”) cannot be used within parameter values – use single quotes (‘..’) instead. Otherwise, WordPress will not be able to parse your shortcode correctly, as double quotes within double quotes would confuse the parsing algorithm.
By default, the shortcode gpt_article generates articles in English. To specify a different language, use the language parameter. Note that all parameter values for the gpt_article shortcode should be in English. Therefore, to get an article in Spanish, your shortcode should look like this:
[gpt_article topic=”the article topic” language=”Spanish”]
The sections parameter determines the number of text sections in the article, with the default being 4. Changing this value allows you to increase or decrease the length of the generated article. Keep in mind that using the OpenAI GPT-4 Turbo model API can be costly, so adjust the article size based on your budget. You can also use Spintax to create CyberSEO Pro articles of varying lengths. For instance, the following shortcode will generate articles with 3 to 7 text sections:
[gpt_article topic=”the article topic” sections=”{3|4|5|6|7}”]
You can specify your own tag for headings with the heading parameter. By default, each text section starts with its title enclosed in an <h2> HTML tag (heading=”h2″). Here are some examples of using this parameter:
[gpt_article topic=”the article topic” heading=”h3″]
[gpt_article topic=”the article topic” heading=”strong”]
[gpt_article topic=”the article topic” heading=”div class=’subtitle'”]
If you don’t want each text section to have a heading, set the heading parameter to an empty string:
[gpt_article topic=”the article topic” heading=””]
The max_tokens and temperature parameters allow you to adjust the maximum number of tokens in each generated article section (default is 4096, the maximum for OpenAI GPT-4 Turbo) and the GPT model’s creativity (default is 1), respectively.
Keep in mind that while the gpt_article shortcode can generate a large, multi-page article, you are not limited to using just this shortcode in your post template. Firstly, you can use multiple gpt_article shortcodes (e.g., with different settings for different parts of the article). Secondly, your template can include other shortcodes, as you might need to insert graphic illustrations or blocks of HTML code, like a navigation block, advertising block, etc.
It’s important to monitor the token usage in your OpenAI account after setting up your content source using the gpt_article shortcode. Currently, the cost of using the GPT-4 Turbo model is $0.01 per 1K incoming and $0.03 per 1K outgoing (generated) tokens. Therefore, assess your expenses for generating each typical article according to your settings to determine the optimal number of generated article sections and the optimal size of each section in tokens, which should not exceed 4096.”].01 per 1K incoming and [openai_gpt model=”gpt-3.5-turbo-16k” max_tokens=”3000″ temperature=”1″ prompt=”Analyze the key points of the text below and write a comprehensive follow-up discussing the long-term implications and possible future developments. Provide actionable advice based on these insights. The article should be formatted as a standalone HTML content block, suitable for embedding in a WordPress post. Use only the following HTML tags:,
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,
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. Exclude all other HTML tags, including those for page structure: The first day of last year marked a significant milestone for the CyberSEO Pro plugin, as it introduced support for OpenAI GPT, becoming the first in the market to use AI for autoblogging. Throughout the year, the AI technology landscape witnessed numerous developments, with the most notable being the launch of the OpenAI GPT-4 Turbo model. This model boasts an impressive capability of generating texts up to 128K tokens, approximately 85,000 words or 300 pages in English. This feature can now be used through your plugin via a new shortcode [gpt_article], which allows you to generate long, coherent, book-length articles on a given topic:
[gpt_article topic=”article topic” directives=”specific instructions” language=”desired language” sections=”number of sections” heading=”heading tag” max_tokens=”maximum tokens per section” temperature=”creativity level”]
The topic parameter is the key element of this shortcode, intended to hold the title of the article to be generated. Typically, it can include “%post_title%”, which, during shortcode processing, will be replaced with the title of the current WordPress post. This makes the most sense when generating articles from a text dump or a CVS file containing article titles. It can also be used with titles from imported RSS feeds, which is particularly relevant in conjunction with the RSS Retriever plugin:
[gpt_article topic=”%post_title%”]
Additionally, remember that the CyberSEO Pro plugin allows the use of Spintax in the parameter values of all shortcodes used in post HTML templates. The topic parameter is no exception:
[gpt_article topic=”{Traveling to|Life in|Restaurants in|Sights of|Climate in|Work in} {Paris|London|Warsaw|Berlin|New York|Tokyo}”]
This feature allows you to create post templates with randomly modifiable rules for content generation, an indispensable tool for autoblogging that you should definitely learn to use.
The directives parameter allows you to give additional instructions in English to the GPT (even if you want the output in another language). If omitted, the default directive applied will be:
“Format the article for embedding in a WordPress post, using only the <p> tag. Exclude any other HTML tags.”
For instance, if you want the generated text to include bullet lists, set the directives parameter as follows:
[gpt_article topic=”the article topic” directives=”Format the article for embedding in a WordPress post, using only <p>, <ul>, <li> tags. Exclude any other HTML tags.”]
Similarly, you can specify any HTML tags you wish to see in the generated article. Moreover, you can set desired keywords and provide recommendations on the article’s style and content. For example:
[gpt_article topic=”the article topic” directives=”Write as {an expert-ecologist|a typical urban dweller}. Format the article for embedding in a WordPress post, using only <p>, <strong> tags. Exclude any other HTML tags. Use <strong> for the ‘global warming’ keyword. The text should cover the problems of environmental protection and be written in an analytical style.”]
Note that double quotes (“..”) cannot be used within parameter values – use single quotes (‘..’) instead. Otherwise, WordPress will not be able to parse your shortcode correctly, as double quotes within double quotes would confuse the parsing algorithm.
By default, the shortcode gpt_article generates articles in English. To specify a different language, use the language parameter. Note that all parameter values for the gpt_article shortcode should be in English. Therefore, to get an article in Spanish, your shortcode should look like this:
[gpt_article topic=”the article topic” language=”Spanish”]
The sections parameter determines the number of text sections in the article, with the default being 4. Changing this value allows you to increase or decrease the length of the generated article. Keep in mind that using the OpenAI GPT-4 Turbo model API can be costly, so adjust the article size based on your budget. You can also use Spintax to create CyberSEO Pro articles of varying lengths. For instance, the following shortcode will generate articles with 3 to 7 text sections:
[gpt_article topic=”the article topic” sections=”{3|4|5|6|7}”]
You can specify your own tag for headings with the heading parameter. By default, each text section starts with its title enclosed in an <h2> HTML tag (heading=”h2″). Here are some examples of using this parameter:
[gpt_article topic=”the article topic” heading=”h3″]
[gpt_article topic=”the article topic” heading=”strong”]
[gpt_article topic=”the article topic” heading=”div class=’subtitle'”]
If you don’t want each text section to have a heading, set the heading parameter to an empty string:
[gpt_article topic=”the article topic” heading=””]
The max_tokens and temperature parameters allow you to adjust the maximum number of tokens in each generated article section (default is 4096, the maximum for OpenAI GPT-4 Turbo) and the GPT model’s creativity (default is 1), respectively.
Keep in mind that while the gpt_article shortcode can generate a large, multi-page article, you are not limited to using just this shortcode in your post template. Firstly, you can use multiple gpt_article shortcodes (e.g., with different settings for different parts of the article). Secondly, your template can include other shortcodes, as you might need to insert graphic illustrations or blocks of HTML code, like a navigation block, advertising block, etc.
It’s important to monitor the token usage in your OpenAI account after setting up your content source using the gpt_article shortcode. Currently, the cost of using the GPT-4 Turbo model is $0.01 per 1K incoming and $0.03 per 1K outgoing (generated) tokens. Therefore, assess your expenses for generating each typical article according to your settings to determine the optimal number of generated article sections and the optimal size of each section in tokens, which should not exceed 4096.”].03 per 1K outgoing tokens. - Improved content generation: As AI models continue to advance, the quality and coherence of generated articles will improve, making them indistinguishable from human-written content.
- Enhanced customization: Future developments may provide even more options for fine-tuning article generation, allowing users to specify specific writing styles, tones, and target audience preferences.
- Real-time adaptation: AI-powered autoblogging may evolve to dynamically adapt to current trends, topic popularity, and user feedback, ensuring articles are always relevant and engaging.
- Multilingual support: While currently limited to English and a few other languages, future advancements may expand language support, enabling autoblogging in a wide range of target markets.
- Integration with multimedia: AI algorithms could be further developed to generate not only text but also accompanying images, videos, and interactive elements, creating more comprehensive and engaging articles.
- Integration with SEO strategies: AI algorithms can be optimized to generate content that aligns with specific search engine optimization (SEO) strategies, improving organic traffic and visibility.
- Automated content curation: AI-powered autoblogging could evolve to automatically curate relevant content from various sources without requiring manual input, making it easier to maintain a consistent flow of fresh articles.
- Collaboration with human writers: Future developments may explore the integration of AI-generated content with human-written parts, creating a hybrid approach that combines the efficiency of AI with the creativity of human authors.
- Enhanced content personalization: AI algorithms could be trained to analyze user preferences, browsing behavior, and feedback to generate highly personalized articles tailored to individual readers.
- Ethical considerations: As AI-generated content becomes more prevalent, ethical considerations regarding plagiarism, originality, and the potential misuse of automated content may need to be addressed through clear guidelines and regulations.
- Stay updated: Regularly follow updates from CyberSEO Pro and OpenAI to leverage the latest advancements and features in AI technology for autoblogging.
- Experiment with settings: Explore different combinations of parameters and directives to optimize the quality, style, and length of generated articles according to your specific requirements and audience preferences.
- Monitor costs: Keep a close eye on token usage and associated costs to ensure efficient budget allocation and avoid unexpected expenses. Adjust article size and section length based on your available resources.
- Combine with other shortcodes: Maximize the flexibility of autoblogging by combining the [gpt_article] shortcode with other shortcodes and elements to incorporate multimedia, navigation blocks, advertising, or any other necessary components.
- Maintain human oversight: While AI can automate content generation, it is important to have human oversight to ensure quality, accuracy, and ethical standards are upheld. Proofread, fact-check, and assess the relevance of generated articles before publication.
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Long-Term Implications
The integration of AI technology in autoblogging opens up new possibilities and has long-term implications for content creation. Here are some potential developments to consider:
Possible Future Developments
Based on the current trends and technological advancements, here are some possible future developments regarding AI-powered autoblogging:
Actionable Advice
To make the most of AI-powered autoblogging and ensure successful implementation, consider the following actionable advice:
AI-powered autoblogging has the potential to revolutionize content creation and streamline the process of generating high-quality articles. By leveraging the capabilities of AI, users can save time and resources while maintaining a consistent flow of fresh, engaging content. It is important to stay current with advancements in AI technology, experiment with settings, monitor costs, and combine AI-generated content with human creativity for a successful autoblogging strategy.
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