No marketing fluff here — just some honest experience, in plain English.
Content created with the XGPT Writer ranks well. Yes, even on Google, with all its Helpful Content updates, SpamBrain detectors, and other anti-SEO landmines. You can write copy for pretty much anything — landing pages included.
Backlinks? Let’s Talk Reality
Let’s be honest. You’re probably still buying backlinks from who-knows-where. But let’s face it: the only truly relevant backlink is from a competitor’s site — and there’s no way in hell they’re giving you one. Not even for cash.
So what to do?
The Satellite Strategy That Actually Works
You build a network of thematically relevant satellite sites.
Populate them with laser-targeted content (XGPT makes that a breeze), let them grow, build some trust, gain rankings — and then link to your main site from there.
We’re not talking gray-hat nonsense. We keep the niche close enough for relevance but avoid keyword cannibalization.
This tactic works — we’ve seen hundreds of these cases in action. Want details? Just ask.
What’s Inside XGPT (That Other Tools Don’t Give You)
XGPT isn’t just a “click-to-generate” tool. It’s a full-blown SEO content engine that gives you control without the complexity.
Some of the features built by user request:
🗨️ Comment generation for blog posts
🌀 Text spinner
🤖 Ability to run on any LLM, including free GPT accounts via web
🧩 Built-in filters to remove AI clichés and unnatural patterns
But the real superpower?
It’s something deceptively simple — and criminally underrated.
✦ The Secret Weapon Inside XGPT: The Additional Prompt
Most AI tools give you templates.
“Landing page with USP + CTA.”
“Blog post with triggers.”
Yawn. You’ve seen it. So has Google.
But XGPT works differently. You don’t just click and wait — you steer.
At the heart of this is the Additional Prompt field.
And no, it’s not just for keywords or tones like “witty” or “professional.”
This field lets you inject real strategy:
- Your brand’s voice
- Your structure preferences (e.g. FAQs first, no listicles)
- Industry nuances (“avoid buzzwords, use local slang”)
- Role-playing logic (“You are a skeptical Kiwi engineer…”)
- UX requirements (“Open with a problem. Use short paragraphs. Avoid clichés.”)
In short:
The Additional Prompt is where your content gets its brain and soul.
Everything else — tone, depth, flow — builds on that.
You don’t need to be a prompt engineer. You just need to be clear about what the text should feel like, and for whom.
Example: Same Topic, Different Prompts — Big Difference
Let’s say you’re writing about window insulation.
💤 Default Prompt:
“Write an expert article about the benefits of honeycomb blinds.”
👎 Output: Generic copy. Reads like 1000 other pages. Not wrong — just forgettable.
⚡ XGPT Prompt (Additional Prompt field):
“Write from the POV of a New Zealand homeowner who’s sick of freezing mornings. Keep it blunt, honest, a bit sarcastic. No fluff. Talk benefits, not features. Assume the reader already knows the basics. Focus on why this matters now, not in theory.”
✅ Output:
Real voice. Local vibe.
Resonates with readers.
Gets saved, shared, and — yes — ranks.
You’re Not “Writing” — You’re Designing Content Logic
Think of it like this:
- The model gives you language
- The prompt gives it purpose
XGPT is your engine.
The Additional Prompt is your steering wheel. See Custom addition to prompt
You’re not writing every word by hand —
You’re building the mental frame for a machine to follow.
So, Do You Need to “Think Like a Human”?
Sure — but we’re not asking you to write a novel.
You just need to know:
- Who you’re talking to
- What they care about
- What you sound like when you’re not trying to sound professional
The Additional Prompt does the rest.
TL;DR — Why XGPT Works (and Why It’s Not Just “Another AI Tool”)
It’s not about blindly pushing out content.
It’s about giving AI direction that makes sense — for humans, for search engines, and for your goals.
Want to try it with full control from day one?
We’ve got ready-made prompt templates, expert presets, and a way to custom-build your own voice.
And if writing prompts isn’t your thing —
we’ll create one for you.
For a modest fee. With guaranteed results:
No comment