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300 Custom GPTS You Can Start Using Right Now
Last week ChatGPT launched custom GPTs – where you can build your own AI wrapper with 0 coding knowledge.
I’ve made 8 of my own to remove the need for feeding my style guide and format requirements for every chat I start – gotta separate those out per site, and I’ve even played around with connecting them to Zapier to make a custom app for myself.
All with 0 coding knowledge!
I’ve seen other people doing so much cool stuff with them and I wanted to highlight these epic creators, so I’ve gathered custom GPTs you can try out today.
Some are fun, some are for business, and others will streamline your daily life.
Let’s check them out!
Don’t want to scroll this whole list? Click here to download a Google Sheet of all of these epic GPTs.
1. She Knows Alt Text
I designed “She Knows Alt Text” – a custom GPT that will help you write alt text that actually helps your disabled users.
Let’s get rid of the keyword stuffed nonsense and get back to the purpose of alt text: describing the image for visually impaired users or screen readers, and giving content for its purpose in the whole post.
The GPT will analyze pictures you upload to create alt text and try to include a relevant keyword where it naturally fits. It can also be fed a URL to a blog post and it will read all of the images lacking alt text and write it for them. It can even read PDFs and (tries to) read images with text to create fully descriptive alt text. If the image is too small, it can struggle to read the exact text but it does about 80%.
Alt text is a hill I’ll day on any day because my grandma is blind and I use screen readers for my ADHD. I teach a more comprehensive style of alt text than most, and that’s what I trained this model on.
(Psst.. it wrote all the alt text in this post!)
Want to create your own GPT? Watch my step-by-step guide here.
2. SimpleOnGPT4
Mrs. Nina Payne, also known as “SEO Lady UK” on Twitter designed this epic on page SEO GPT that will help you rank on Google.
Work with the GPT to get custom instructions for improving your on page strategies based on your business type, your SEO goals, and current best practices.
Nina is an SEO expert who helps tons of clients, so she really knows her stuff.
I tried out the GPT to give me some tips for multiple niches and it did a great job of customizing them for each niche. Some stuff stayed the same, like 60 characters max for a title (standard practise). But for others, it really got into the nitty gritty.
I love that it dives into Schema – super helpful!
It helped me finally set up a Google My Business listing for my sister’s architecture firm too!
3. AffCoach
Sam Rexford designed an affiliate coach you can access at any time – and you don’t have to pay $1k a session. How epic?!
The “AffCoach” GPT gives general tips to begin with, but you can really narrow it down into what you need.
I will say, it does recommend some affiliate links to courses Sam has done that include affiliate marketing components in the first answer it gives, so be prepared for that.
But after that it seems to stop and just focus on affiliate marketing tips. I fed it a Spruce Eats blog post about vacuums for pet hair and it suggested some way to improve it’s conversions such as a product comparison chart and adding stronger CTAs.
I found it a little general in its suggestions, but it’s a great starting point for anyone newer to affiliates or who needs an extra opinion.
To be honest, I’m not sure how you could possibly get it more detailed without feeding it a full affiliate marketing course and overloading the GPT. I tried a number of other ones about affiliate marketing and this is the only GPT worth its salt on this front so far.
4. SEO Link Building GPT
Struggling with link building? Link building is even more vital post Helpful Content Update since so many brands are the ones who retained their spots on Google.
Luckily, Julian Goldie created this GPT. that can help you pitch podcasts, HARO, and more!
The GPT will promo his courses on SEO and SOPs, but it’s mostly about helping you build links, promote your PR links, and improve your SEO.
I’ve used it for a couple HARO pitches and it did a way better job than I’d ever do solo since I’m notoriously bad at HARO.
5. Web Quality Assistant
I actually removed my own “She Knows EEAT” off this list to make room for Kristi’s custom GPT – since it can provide a way better scoring system than the one I tried to create.
Web Quality Assistant helps you determine the EEAT of a post or a website as a whole. It can even score the author on experience and expertise.
I know a lot of people say “well I live here and I did this thing 10x!” when they complain that they don’t rank. Now you can get an objective analysis of whether you’ve done enough in the article to prove that to your user and to Google.
6. editGPT
I love writing content but I hate editing and formatting it. Well, ChatGPT can’t format your content inside the GPT and have it perfectly slot into WordPress (no matter how many GPTs and Zapier connections I test out so far).
BUT it can edit, proofread, and track changes to your text as you go inside the GPT thanks to editGPT by Kevin Ivery.
I actually used it to proofread this post before hitting publish, cause ya girl was doing this after amalgamating a list of 300 GPTs and I started seeing double.
I’ve used ChatGPT as a proofreader for eons now, but it’s cool to have it preset to do that for me.
7. Mary – The Virtual Honeymoon Travel Agent
I HATE planning trips – which is a bit weird since I got my start as a travel blogger.
I love travel, but I hate the planning and all the unknowns. I never want to miss out on an epic thing and I get the worst decision paralysis.
So even though I’m single, I’ve been using Mary by Honeymoons.com to plan and design dream trips.
Yes, they’re meant for couples. But self love is love too, right??
The planner has been trained on Honeymoon.com data so it’s got a huge amount of knowledge of things to do and doesn’t suggest day road trips from Toronto to New York City like ChatGPT sometimes does (seriously, does it think a 5 hour drive each way is nothing??).
8. Food Photography 2.0
This GPT singlehandedly got me to revive my abandoned food blog. I used it to redo the entire homepage and add images to a bunch of my draft posts that just needed pics.
I’ve now scheduled out 10 posts that I’d had sitting there for 12 months thanks to Interest Empire’s GPT.
I highly recommend it for any food, drink, or cooking photos you might need. Plus they’ve got tons of Twitter threads of other Dalle-3 prompts for people, consistent characters, building off of reference images, and even celebrity images (usually not allowed in GPT).
9. Content Analyzer
Get direct SEO and Helpful Content feedback on your blog posts.
This GPT by Interest Empire doesn’t just tell you that it is or isn’t helpful; it also helps you fix the content.
I like that it provides a score with detailed explanations of why you received the score and helps work with you to adjust the content.
I’ve used it on a few of my own posts and my competitor’s posts to see what I can do better to improve my sites that got hit by the HCU.
Side Note: I’m running out of room so gonna sneak another other in here. They also created a Lightroom Assistant to help you learn to use the program to improve your photos. I’ve used it a few times already and it made it sooo much easier to make cute photos of my dog look even better.
10. Revenue Driven SEO Keyword Research and Analysis
This GPT by Julian Canlas is trained on keyword data and purchase conversion rates the help you find lucrative keywords for your site. It works for affiliate (think “best” and “review” type keywords) and commercial keywords for products/services.
The GPT also helps you analyze the keywords for your goals. Tell it if you want revenue or traffic and it’ll adjust the outputs, and help you plan out your content calendar.
It can even do competitor analysis if you upload their URL or their keyword data from a site like Keysearch or Ahrefs.
I love that you can input your own GSC data and it’ll find keyword opportunities within your own data for you!
While I wouldn’t rely on it alone – I always recommend double checking keyword traffic and the top 10 ranking yourself to ensure it’s competitive – it comes pretty darn close to being a one-step keyword research tool!
Bonus: Pin SEO Boost by Travel Blogging Studio
Travel Blogging Studio made this helpful GPT to optimize your Pinterest SEO (works for non-travel bloggers too!).
Tell the GPT how many titles and descriptions you want, add your main keyword and any additional keywords/phrases, then add the URL to the post (this helps for context).
The GPT outputs a table that you can add to a spreadsheet. I add it to Canva for my bulk Pin creation or to Pin Generator – but you need to put it into a Google Sheet or Excel first for it to copy properly there.
Even More!
We’d be here for 102 years if I tried to review every GPT individually in this post.
To streamline the process, I’ve created a Google Sheet with the 300 GPTs – including the ones above – for y’all to play with.
They’re organized by the type of output they provide (everything from writing to SEO to food to music!). Each has the name of the GPT, a link to use it, credit to the author (when I could find the author), a link to credit the creator (when I could find one), and a one sentence summary of what the GPT does/who it’s for.
You’ll find things like a free SEO article generator, a DJGPT, and even a GPT that turns your ugly doodles into a masterpiece!
🤖 Get free access to all the GPTs here!
How I Found Them
I sourced these from Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook groups, Youtube, Google, Github directories, and my own audience.
These were all publicly listed GPTs. However, they can be made private at any time. So if something is no longer available, it will be because the creator decided to revoke access.
If I linked to yours but didn’t attribute a link to your site or social profile, please email me (support@sheknowsseo.co) and I can add it in. I wasn’t able to find the link if that’s the case.
Another way I found them is by a Google search for GPTs using this search: “site:chat.openai.com/g/”
Please also note that I cannot guarantee the accuracy of any of these GPTs as I am not an expert in all these fields nor have I been able to test every single variation with each. Some of these concern health or medical advice. I always recommend fact checking and verifying any information given by an AI, but especially in the case of YMYL fields.
Create Your Own!
Check out my easy to follow tutorial for designing your own custom GPT:
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