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15 Cool and Creative Ways People Are Using ChatGPT in 2023

February 13, 2023

Do you want to know the cool and creative ways people are using ChatGPT?

You’ve come to the right place!

We’ve rounded up the 15 most mind-blowing ways people use this AI-powered wizard.

So buckle up and get ready for a wild ride because we’re about to give you a full dose of ChatGPT goodness.

1. SEO Keyword Strategy

When it comes to SEO planning, ChatGPT can be a powerhouse.

ChatGPT can help you pinpoint underserved topics related to your niche.

I asked ChatGPT for the top keyword clusters I should target for NichePursuits.com

Well, we’re cooking now!

Next, I had ChatGPT whip up a juicy list of 7 top-notch article titles for the Niche Website Ideas cluster.

The beastly AI delivered this slick markdown table with keyword volume and competition level.

That looks great, but is the data accurate?

According to ChatGPT, it sourced the data from Google Ads Keyword Planner.

So, I went over to Google Keyword Planner to spot-check.

For the first keyword, I found a slight discrepancy between the Google data and what ChatGPT found.

But the discrepancy was minor and didn’t affect the overall big picture. We still found a low-competition keyword with search volume!

Moving on to our next target keyword, “niche website examples.”

We’re relying on Google Keyword Planner to give us the inside scoop on search volume and competition.

But those numbers are rounded up to the nearest thousand, so it’s not exactly precise. But hey, we’re not splitting hairs here.

Let me give you some advice: don’t get too caught up in the numbers game. We’re ranking for topics, not just individual keywords.

Google’s algorithm is smarter than your average bear and knows how to isolate search intent. So even if a keyword has a lower search volume, we can still rank for related keywords and get tons of traffic.

For example, here’s what ‘profitable niches’ looks like in Semrush:

That’s 1,300 keyword variations for a grand total of 7,300 in estimated monthly traffic.

And in reality the number of possible visitors is very likely way, way higher.

After all, there are over 5.6 billion new searches every day, and not all of them will appear in Google Keyword Planner and other keyword tools.

2. Find Sources for SEO

ChatGPT is a solid tool for finding quality sources to improve your website’s SEO with E-E-A-T.

Search engines, like Google, consider your sources’ quality and relevance when determining your content’s credibility.

This, in turn, affects your website’s ranking on search engine results pages (SERPs).

You could have the most epic blog post in the world, but if your sources are a bunch of Wikipedia articles from 2007, that may not jive with Google.

So what do we do? We instruct ChatGPT to find high-quality sources that give our content that extra oomph.

To use ChatGPT to find quality sources, follow these simple steps:

Input your query, for example, “ketosis for losing weight.”
You can even specify if you want a .edu or .gov source.
Scan through these results to find sources that meet your needs.
Then, verify its accuracy.

I found that some links might sit behind a paywall, so it may require more than one query to find what you need!

3. Grab Stats and Facts for SEO

Including facts can make the difference between thin content and amazing SEO content.

They give your arguments an objective basis, demonstrate your expertise, and establish your authority. And you know what that means? It aligns perfectly with Google’s helpful content guidelines.

But here’s the thing – you don’t have to turn your content into a lecture from Stephen Hawking (although I bet he’d be pretty stoked on ChatGPT.)

All you have to do is sprinkle in some thought-provoking stats throughout your writing, and boom – you just injected Nitrous Oxide into your content.

Just type in your keyword or phrase of choice (like “Chatbot Trends,” for example), and let ChatGPT do its thing.

Lastly, don’t forget to verify the accuracy of your stats.

Your readers – and Google – will thank you.

4. Print-on-Demand Design Ideas

Wondering what kind of print-on-demand designs will sell? Turn to ChatGPT.

Start searching for popular keywords in your niche with Semrush or Google Keyword Planner. Then, you can use wildcard searches, as I’ve done below.

The objective is to find popular t-shirt ideas that customers are already searching for!

For example, if you’re designing POD t-shirts in the coffee niche, try searching for “t-shirts * coffee.”

Simply replace coffee with your niche. Or you can replace t-shirts with mugs, etc.

I like the “coffee saves lives” idea, so let’s build on that!

Direct ChatGPT to generate a list of related slogans and phrases that you can use to inspire your designs.

Once you have your slogans, it’s time to make the artwork and list it on Printful, Redbubble, or Merch by Amazon!

If you’re ready to list, we recommend these best print-on-demand companies.

Or if you’re in a rush you can simply join Printful. Not only do they offer a wide range of products to help grow your brand and business but also offer excellent customer service.

5. Create AI Art

Midjourney is an AI art generator that lets your imagination run wild.

One thing I love about Midjourney is the range of styles you can create. Are you interested in bold, vibrant colors and intricate designs? Then, you can create Afrocentric art.

But if you’re more of a traditionalist and prefer realistic portraits, then Midjourney can make you look like the next Annie Leibovitz.

If you were wondering, yes, I created the photos above!

So, where does ChatGPT come into play?

ChatGPT generates creative prompts to feed Midjourney!

First, download the free AIRPM Chrome app if you’d like some help getting started. It’s a prompt-sharing app that comes preloaded with detailed prompts for ChatGPT.

Simply plug and play your keyword into the Midjourney Prompt Generator.

For my very first AI art piece, I selected “David Goggins” as my keyword.

Then, ChatGPT generates a handful of Midjourney prompts based on your keyword, as you can see here:

Once you’re in Midjourney, insert your chosen prompt like so:

Drumroll, please! Here’s the output from Midjourney.

Let’s talk about ChatGPT’s deep learning technology and how it’s helping users write killer content.

We’re talking sales copy, emails, tweets, blogs, and social media – you name it, ChatGPT can help you write it.

But listen up – the real challenge is creating amazing content that stands out from the boring, generic stuff plaguing the internet.

If you want ChatGPT to work its magic, you’ve got to give it a high-quality prompt. As they say, “garbage in, garbage out.”

So what makes a good prompt?

Here are some tips for you:

Context: The more you provide, the better ChatGPT can guide the AI and deliver golden outputs.
Specificity: This improves the quality and relevance of your output.
Set a clear task: Give ChatGPT a specific objective.
Multiple iterations: Keep feeding and refining ChatGPT prompts.

Here’s what I mean. Let’s pretend I am writing an email for a beauty brand BOOM!

First, I’ll feed ChatGPT context and do it in multiple iterations.