Alright try not to laugh too hard lolololol but this is the first thing I've built from scratch for myself after learning how to get started with Python from David! Here's a breakdown of the spreadsheet image: Column A - Insert the URLs you want to scrape Column B - Measures page load speed, then adds a color scale Column C - Meta description scraped from the site Column E - Total page word count Of course I'm always looking at my competitors rankings as an SEO, but I've found this is a great way to audit your own content aswell. On the bottom: I used an extension to take the values of the cells above, then tried writing some prompts to a "jumping off point" for some content ideas - still not in love with using different models inside Google Sheets though - what should I use instead? Let me know if this is interesting to you and I'd be happy to make a simple guide!

Hey everyone, I just completed a new course for you: "Data Science Accelerator". This course will be unlocked, together with "Building Applications with LLMs" at level 3. How to level up? Just interact with the group, get likes and comments, and watch your level go up!

Over the past year, we've obviously seen a lot of goofballs doing silly things (notice how literally every post on the "Trending" category reads the same copy...) I'm not quite sure what they're up to, because I'm sure it's less than ethical- but very interesting to see how these major platforms take steps to fight against this to get back to true "organic" trending categories My attention goes to the "Trending Searches" 👀 - remote innovation - ai in clinical trials - real estate change - gen z at work - cubicle comeback Okay, let's get to work!!! Head over here: (I don't even think you need an API key?) https://people-also-ask-generator.streamlit.app/ I don't know who this guy is, but he's a straight up Streamlit/SEO gangster... https://www.linkedin.com/in/koen-leemans/ Pop in the most interesting search term: "ai in clinical trials" ofc. - Generate those FAQs!! Question: How AI can be used in clinical trials? **Improved Answer:** Artificial Intelligence streamlines clinical trials by enhancing patient selection through precise data analysis, optimizing protocol design by predicting outcomes, and monitoring real-time data for safety and efficacy. AI's predictive analytics can also forecast trial risks, significantly improving efficiency and reliability in clinical research processes Now that you have the FAQs written: Grab the Top 3 URLs and save those to your favorite spreadsheet! 1. https://www.acrpnet.org/2023/06/forward-thinking-for-the-integration-of-ai-into-clinical-trials/ 2. https://appinventiv.com/blog/artificial-intelligence-in-clinical-trials/ 3. https://bmcmededuc.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12909-023-04698-z

When I started actually taking AI seriously, I was more interested in learning how to build quick prototypes that perform basic SEO workflows as more of a Co-pilot or side-by-side assistant to boost productivity. Ever since the Nov 6th Dev. Day announcements, a day feels like an hour to me lololol In a space that moves so quickly, how do you guys determine what to study/build in the AI world? Eager to hear your strategies and thoughts!

Hey guys, it's been a while since I've uploaded a video. I've been extremely busy the last couple of weeks, but I am back with a brand-new tutorial on the OpenAI Assistants API! In this video, you will not only learn the basics of the new API, but I am also going to provide you with a framework to build bots with it! So make sure to check it out and leave a like! 🙏🏻