AI Content Editing SOP for SEO (AND CRO) - Building in Public Day 69 (nice)

Introduction

Alright, so a lot of you guys have asked me to show you how I hand over the AI content editing SOP. Basically, I generate some AI content and then hand it off to the team with detailed instructions. Today, I'm going to release that SOP.

As you can tell, I've left Taiwan and I'm now in Hong Kong. It's been good; I already met up with one of you guys. If anyone else is here, I would love to have coffee. Let's not waste any more time. Here comes the creatine—unbelievably chunky and disgusting. Alright, let's get started.

Revenue Breakdown

Yesterday, I made about $ 10,750, split between:

• Amazon: $ 5,770
• Mediavine: $ 3,580
• Affclient and Cell Health Combined: $ 340
• OnlyFans: $ 1,060

This is up $ 100 from two days ago as I missed yesterday due to travel. Let's take a look at Amazon.

Amazon Revenue Analysis

Amazon has been pretty stagnant lately with daily clicks around 47k on the dot. The revenue from Amazon yesterday was approximately $ 10,106.9. This is calculated using the order revenue multiplied by 54. Shipped revenue also looks consistent.

Lavanta Update

Lavanta has been stable as well, averaging 630 in the last couple of days. Over the last 30 days, it has brought in about $ 11k. I expect it to hit 15-20K a month. Don't sleep on Lavanta, guys. The brands there are credible with thousands of reviews, ensuring good conversion rates.

SOP for Team Handoff

• Add a Featured Image: Use royalty-free images from Canva, Pixels, etc. Avoid stolen images to prevent legal issues.

• Fact Check: Ensure the products listed are actually the best-sellers or highly reviewed items. This optimizes for better conversion rates.

• Add Affiliate Link in First Paragraph: For CRO purposes, insert an affiliate link within the first couple of paragraphs.

• First Product Mention: Add an affiliate link to the first product mentioned after the buy box.

• Delete Redundant Sentences: AI tends to add unnecessary words. Trim these to make the content direct and engaging.

• Important Structure: For keyword optimization and CRO purposes, structure the content with a listicle format.

  • Keyword in H2
  • Affiliates: Best Overall, Budget Pick, Luxury Pick

Conclusion

This video outlines the essential steps for editing AI-generated content to optimize for both SEO and CRO. If you found this video helpful, make sure to comment "AI Content for SEO," subscribe to the channel, and give me your email via the first link in the description. This will get you the document and all previous show notes.

Comment Responses

I responded to a range of comments from meeting up in Hong Kong, tips for better conversion rates, and insights on what to do next in your business journey. If you have more questions, drop them below, and I'll address them in the next video.

See you tomorrow!

Keywords

• AI content editing
• SEO optimization
• CRO strategy
• Affiliate marketing
• Amazon revenue
• Lavanta marketing
• Content fact-checking
• AI writer tools
• Keyword optimization
• Structured content

FAQ

Q: How do you optimize AI-generated content for better conversion rates? A: We add affiliate links within the first couple of paragraphs, ensure products are highly reviewed, and structure content with a listicle format for better engagement.

Q: What tools do you use for generating AI content? A: I primarily use Koala for Amazon articles due to its efficiency and alignment with our needs.

Q: How do you ensure the legality of images used in your content? A: We use royalty-free images from platforms like Canva and Pixels to avoid any legal issues.

Q: What is the importance of deleting redundant sentences in AI content? A: Removing unnecessary words makes the content more direct and engaging, enhancing the readability and, consequently, the conversion rate.

Q: How do you fact-check AI-generated content? A: We verify that the listed products are best-sellers or highly-reviewed items to ensure the content's credibility and optimize conversion rates.

Q: What was your revenue breakdown across different platforms recently? A: Recently, the revenue was split across Amazon ($ 5,770), Mediavine ($ 3,580), Affclient and Cell Health ($ 340), and OnlyFans ($ 1,060).

Q: What is Lavanta, and how has it been performing for you? A: Lavanta is a platform I'm using for affiliate marketing. It has been performing well, averaging about $ 11k in the last 30 days and expected to hit 15-20K a month.