How I use ChatGPT To Help Check and Repurpose Blog Content

Creating blog content can often feel like a daunting task, especially when you’re juggling multiple responsibilities. That’s where technology like ChatGPT comes in. By leveraging tools like ChatGPT, you can streamline your writing process, repurpose old content, and keep your blog updated with fresh ideas.

How I Use ChatGPT to Write My Blogs and YouTube Scripts

Let me start by saying that I feel comfortable writing blogs and scripts, but I also believe in technology—anything that makes my life easier and faster is worth exploring. However, I also believe in understanding a process before taking shortcuts.

For example, when I was in college studying Applied Mathematics, my professor would make us show all our work when learning a new topic. Only later, after we understood the process, would we be allowed to use calculators to speed up our work. The same principle applies to ChatGPT: before relying on it entirely, I focus on understanding the process of writing so I can use the tool effectively.

Now, back to ChatGPT. Here’s how I use it:

  1. Proofreading: I write the blog post first, then use ChatGPT to proofread and refine it.

  2. SEO Optimization: I ask ChatGPT to fine-tune my SEO keywords, suggest SEO-friendly titles, and create meta descriptions.

  3. Repurposing Content: Since I often repurpose my blog posts into YouTube scripts, I ask ChatGPT to generate a script based on my blog.

  4. Personal Touch: After receiving a script from ChatGPT, I only use the pieces that feel natural for me to talk about.

Here’s an example of a blog post ChatGPT created for me:

Example of a YouTube script it generated:

YouTube Script: Three Things I’m Improving as a Philadelphia Photographer and Content Creator

[Opening Scene]
[Background music fades in. Jacob is sitting in his studio, surrounded by camera gear. A mix of photos from Philadelphia flashes on the screen.]

[On-Screen: Title]
“Three Things I’m Improving as a Philadelphia Photographer and Content Creator in 2025”

[Jacob Speaking to Camera]
“Hey everyone, welcome back to the channel! It’s the start of a new year, and I wanted to take a moment to share my goals for 2025 as both a Philadelphia photographer and a content creator. These are three areas I’m focusing on to grow personally and professionally. Let’s dive in!”

Segment 1: Writing More Blogs

[B-Roll: Jacob typing on his laptop, camera pans to a blog post draft. Shots of Philadelphia landmarks like the Mummers Parade and street photography in action. Clips of film cameras being loaded.]

[Jacob Speaking to Camera]
“First up, I want to write more blogs this year. Sharing my thoughts and experiences has always been important to me, but I’ve struggled with feeling like I’m providing enough value. Some people say blogs should either teach or entertain, but honestly, I don’t think I’m the best teacher because I’m always learning myself.”

“For example, I’ve realized that instead of spending hours watching YouTube about photography, I should just get out and shoot. Philadelphia, with its rich culture and traditions, offers endless inspiration. The Mummers Parade happening right now is just one example of that.”

[Cut to Jacob holding a film camera.]
“I’m challenging myself to shoot mostly film this month and use my downtime to create more. I know my blog doesn’t get much traffic yet, but I believe that with consistency, it will help someone on their journey someday.”

Segment 2: Uploading Three YouTube Videos a Month

[B-Roll: Jacob setting up his camera for a video shoot, clips of editing footage, and behind-the-scenes shots of Philadelphia streets.]

[Jacob Speaking to Camera]
“Goal number two is to upload at least three YouTube videos every month. This one’s tough because, like blogging, I sometimes question whether my content is valuable. I have so many ideas, and it’s hard to narrow them down into one focused video.”

[Overlay: Example YouTube thumbnails from Jacob’s channel.]
“This year, I’m going to keep my videos concise and engaging. I also want to move beyond just talking to the camera. I plan to document more stories and experiences while creating. Living in Philly for the past two years has given me a fresh perspective on the city, and I want to share that with you.”

Segment 3: Focusing on Personal Branding

[B-Roll: Jacob watching a Chris Do video, sketching ideas in a notebook, and scrolling through Instagram.]

[Jacob Speaking to Camera]
“The last and most important goal is improving my personal branding. I was inspired by a Chris Do video where he talked about how introverts can struggle with self-promotion. That really resonated with me because I’m an introvert too, but when it comes to photography and videography, I can talk all day.”

“This year, I want to dig deeper into my story. What sets me apart? Being a Haitian American, a first-generation American, and growing up in the projects\u2014these experiences shape my perspective and my work.”

[Overlay: Labels and Interests Appear on Screen]

  • Haitian American

  • Philadelphia Photographer

  • Content Creator

  • Dog Dad

  • Lover of the Finer Things in Life

[Jacob Speaking to Camera]
“I want to figure out how to combine these elements into a cohesive brand. It’s a work in progress, but it’s something I’m excited to explore further.”

Closing Scene

[B-Roll: A montage of Jacob’s photos and videos from the past year. The screen fades to black with text overlay.]

[Jacob Speaking to Camera]
“So, those are my three goals for the year: writing more blogs, uploading three videos a month, and refining my personal brand. If you’re on a similar journey, let me know in the comments\u2014I’d love to hear your thoughts. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this video if it resonated with you. Thanks for watching, and I’ll see you in the next one!”

[Outro: Music fades out with Jacob’s logo and social media handles on screen.]

For the YouTube script, I might not use everything ChatGPT suggests, but the framework it provides is incredibly helpful. Even suggestions like adding B-roll might seem like a lot of work, but it pushes me to think about whether it could enhance my videos. What do you think?

Repurposing Content Made Easy

ChatGPT isn’t just about creating from scratch—it’s about enhancing what you’ve already built. Whether it’s refreshing older blog posts, combining multiple ideas into one, or generating scripts for video content, it’s a versatile tool that saves time and effort.

Why Use ChatGPT for Blogging and YouTube?

  • Efficiency: Save hours on brainstorming, drafting, and editing.

  • Versatility: Write new content or reimagine old ideas for multiple platforms.

  • Scalability: Consistently update your blog and video content without burning out.

Final Thoughts

Using ChatGPT for blog writing and repurposing content isn’t just about saving time—it’s about working smarter. If you’re looking to stay ahead, consider how technology can help elevate your blogging and content creation process. Whether it’s ChatGPT helping with SEO, creating a YouTube script, or refining your ideas, it’s a tool worth exploring.





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