Hey guys and welcome to Where’s the Scale. First off, apologies for the weird posting schedule. My kids are sick and they’re out of the kindergarten for a while, so I am unable to record my videos during the daytime.
That being said, I want to give a shout out to two amazing channels that have mentioned me in the span of 24 hours. The first channel is Income Stream Surfers, an amazing SEO-based channel. If you’re not subscribed to this channel, I invite you to do so. The second channel is Jesse Cunningham’s channel, an SEO pro with incredible content. Make sure to check it out.
I was also triggered by the latest Mad Degrees video when he talks about untapped niches. Although his video is great, I disagree with his view on news as a niche. So, I decided to give it a go.
In this article, I will show you how to optimize news article generation using plugins and tools. We will use WebPilot and Box Scripts plugins to find news articles about AI, OpenAI, and LGBT4 that were published on July 20th. We will also use WorkScript to find a YouTube video with at least 10,000 views that complements the highest-ranked article.
The first article we found is about Apple reportedly building an Apple GPD, which added $71 billion to its market value. The second article is about Google developing tools to help journalists. We ranked these articles based on their viral potential.
We found a YouTube video titled ‘I Post New AI Chords’ that complements the highest-ranked article. It was published two months ago. We also found another video titled ‘Apple Stock Ticks’ that is more recent.
In conclusion, optimizing news article generation is crucial for creating engaging and informative content. By using plugins and tools like WebPilot, Box Scripts, and WorkScript, you can find relevant articles and videos that will enhance your news articles. Remember to follow formal grammar rules and spelling guidelines to ensure the quality of your content.
Let me know what you think about this approach and feel free to test it out in different niches. Thank you to the YouTube channels that mentioned me, Hamish and Jesse. Your support is greatly appreciated.
