ChatGPT Blog Writing Strategy: Get Higher Rankings on Google Fast

“In this article, we’ll talk about how to use ChatGPT to write blog posts that are acceptable to Google and won’t cause any issues. So let’s listen in…”

Step 1: Getting Started with ChatGPT

If you want to write AI-generated content, you should use a simple version of ChatGPT. I’m not talking about version 3, 3.5, or even 4 Pro—just the basic ChatGPT version is enough.

• Sign up on ChatGPT using Google Chrome.

• Once logged in, you’ll see the main dashboard with a prompt box.

• For example, I typed, “I want to write content, but I’m not sure which topic to choose.”

Before writing, keyword research is critical.

Step 2: Keyword Research Using AnswerThePublic

I visited AnswerThePublic.com and searched for the keyword “freelancing.” The site generated a wheel of suggested keyword questions and topics, categorized alphabetically (A to Z). I selected “Pakistan” as the region.

These suggestions are based on real Google search queries from the last 48 hours.

Step 3: Validating Keyword Potential

Now, just because “freelancing” is a trending keyword doesn’t mean you should immediately write on it. You need to check:

• Search volume

• SEO difficulty

To do this, I used Ubersuggest by Neil Patel. I entered the keyword “Is freelancing halal?” and found that the search volume was decent and SEO difficulty was manageable. So, it’s a good keyword.

Step 4: Generating the Blog Post

I went back to ChatGPT and prompted:

“Write a blog post about ‘Is Freelancing Halal?’”

ChatGPT instantly provided the content. But don’t stop here.

Step 5: Using the AIPRM Chrome Extension

Next, install a free Chrome extension called AIPRM. It offers pre-built prompts and helps you generate more human-like content with better structure.

• Sign up for AIPRM.

• In the AIPRM dashboard, I selected the “Human-Oriented Content” option.

• I re-prompted ChatGPT using the enhanced parameters from AIPRM.

The new output was more natural, structured, and less robotic.

Step 6: Check for Plagiarism

To ensure that Google accepts your content:

• Use at least three plagiarism detection websites:

  1. ZeroGPT

  2. Copyleaks

  3. Content at Scale AI Detector

I tested my content across all three. The results showed about 75% human-written and 25% AI-detected.

Step 7: Make It More Human-like

You can:

• Refresh the content in AIPRM using different prompts.

• Slightly rewrite parts of the content using human tone and diverse sentence structures.

• Re-test it through the same plagiarism and AI detection tools.

Eventually, I got a result showing 100% human.

Step 8: Optimize for SEO

When posting your blog:

• Internal linking: Link to your older posts on similar topics.

• External linking: Link to reputable websites with high domain authority.
  These techniques improve Google’s trust and domain credibility.

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What is AI blog writing?

Ever heard of the phrase “AI blog writing” and asked yourself what all the hubbub is about? Picture having a virtual assistant that doesn’t simply proof grammar or spelling—but actually writes your entire blog post for you.

Why use ChatGPT in 2025?

ChatGPT 2025 has become a robust content assistant, providing quicker, more precise, and highly contextual writing assistance. It interprets advanced prompts, adjusts to brand voice, and incorporates SEO best practices without breaking a sweat. Whether blog posting, writing emails, or developing marketing content, ChatGPT saves time, dollars, and increases productivity—making it a writer, marketer, and business must-have.

Importance of Google ranking.

Final Thoughts

Why use ChatGPT? Because:

• It boosts your productivity

• It helps you write non-plagiarized content

• It’s acceptable by Google — if done correctly

Avoid shortcuts. Don’t blindly post AI content without optimizing. Google may blacklist you or stop ranking your blog.

Thank you for reading. Start writing today.