Get the most out of the connector

The best way to learn what it can do is to ask. Start with one of the questions below, then keep going: ask why, ask for the numbers behind an answer, or ask what to do next.

Start a chat

• In Claude: click + in the message box, choose Connectors, and make sure Food Blog Studio is turned on.
• In ChatGPT: it uses Food Blog Studio when your question needs it. If it doesn't, say "Use Food Blog Studio" in your message.

Then try these first:

• "What can you see in my Food Blog Studio account?"
• "What can you help me with using my Food Blog Studio data?"
• "Is anything missing from my Food Blog Studio setup?"

Plan your week

• "Plan my next two weeks of blog work."
• "Which posts should I update first, and why?"
• "I have 3 hours this week. Which 2 posts are worth updating first?"
• "What's growing on my blog right now?"

Update the right posts

• "Which posts are losing traffic?"
• "What's on my Opportunities list right now?"
• "Make an update plan for my sourdough banana bread."
• "Pull the first post on my Opportunities list, its recipe card, and the searches it shows up for, and help me plan an update."
• "Which posts show up a lot in search but get few clicks?"

See if your updates worked

• "Did my recent updates work?"
• "Which kinds of updates have helped my posts most?"
• "How is my banana bread post doing since I updated it?"
• "Do I have any changes Food Blog Studio noticed that I haven't logged?"

Results compare each post with your whole blog over the same days. They show what happened after an update, not proof the update caused it.

Promote what's in season

• "What should I pin this week?"
• "Get my seasonal content ready."
• "Which of these should I update before I pin them?"
• "What should I send my email list this week?"
• "What did well last December, so I can plan this December?"

Post titles rarely name a holiday, so ask about the month ahead rather than the holiday itself.

Find your money posts

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• "Which updates would earn me the most?"
• "Which posts earned the most last month?"
• "Which popular posts have a low RPM?"
• "How much did I earn in the last 30 days compared with the month before?"

Write in your voice

• "Read my writing style, then write a new intro for my pumpkin pie."
• "Write an Instagram caption for my apple cider donuts in my voice."
• "Write a newsletter about my 3 newest fall recipes, about as long as my usual newsletters."
• "Take the intro from my pancakes post and rewrite it 5 ways. Start with small tweaks, then try a full overhaul."

Before you publish anything it writes, read Make every draft yours.

Work with your posts and recipe cards

• "Find all my posts about pumpkin."
• "Show me the recipe card for my banana bread."
• "Which of my posts don't have a recipe card?"
• "Which posts does no other post link to?"
• "I'm writing a post about apple crisp. Which of my posts can I link to?"

Dig into traffic and search

• "How did my blog do last month compared with the month before?"
• "What are my top 10 posts by sessions in the last 28 days?"
• "What do people search on Google to find my chocolate chip cookies?"
• "Which channels sent me the most visits in the last 90 days?"

Log your updates

Tell it what you changed, on which post, and when.

• "I published the new intro today. Log the update."
• "I added an FAQ and new photos to my banana bread post yesterday. Log it."
• "I changed the SEO title and meta description on my apple pie post on October 20. Log both."

You can log any change the Updates tab offers, like SEO Title, Intro, FAQ, Recipe Card, Images, or Internal Linking. See What the connector can see and do.

Tips for better answers

• Keep the conversation going. Its first answer is a starting point. Ask "Why?", "Show me the numbers behind that", or "Which one first?"
• Name the post and the dates. "My banana bread post, last 90 days" gets a sharper answer than "my bread recipe lately".
• Mix in your own ideas. Paste a draft and ask how it compares with your best posts, or ask which of your posts fit a new idea.
• Ask it to read your writing style first whenever you want something written, so it sounds like you.
• Check important numbers in Food Blog Studio. AI apps can misread numbers, so look before you act on a big decision.