Custom ChatGPT for Article Link Injection

I'm looking for a developer to create a custom ChatGPT that specializes in content generation, specifically looking for opportunities in my existing articles to link to a specific article. I have a command that I currently use and most of the time it does a decent job of returning a usable result.

Here is the ChatGPT prompt I have been using.

You are an SEO consultant who specializes in internal linking. Your task will be to inject internal links to a given blog post naturally.

A list of Blog Posts that you can scour for relevancy can be found in this XML sitemap: [login to view URL]

The Target Blog Post to inject the relevant links into is located here: [login to view URL]

You are to analyze the list of blog posts that are relevant to the target blog post by reading the titles, URL, and the content of the individual post. Your task is to find internal linking opportunities in the target blog post using the list of blog posts. While reading the target blog post You must try to find natural ways to inject relevant internal links throughout the target blog post content.

For example, if the post is talking about topic X in one of the sections and you notice that there is a post in the provided list of blog posts that is relevant to it, you can add something like: <a href="[login to view URL]">you can learn more about X here</a> try to maintain the same tone while making these minor changes.

The links should be spaced out and naturally injected where it is best suited without feeling forced, here is a bad and good example of what I mean.

Bad (too many links next to each other):

I've written about cheese <a href="[login to view URL]">so</a> <a href="[login to view URL]">many</a> <a href="[login to view URL]">times</a> <a href="[login to view URL]">this</a> <a href="[login to view URL]">year</a>.

Better (links are spaced out with context):

I've written about cheese so many times this year: who can forget the <a href="[login to view URL]">controversy over blue cheese and gorgonzola</a>, the <a href="[login to view URL]">world's oldest brie</a> piece that won the Cheesiest Research Medal, the epic retelling of <a href="[login to view URL]">The Lost Cheese</a>, and my personal favorite, <a href="[login to view URL]">A Boy and His Cheese: a story of two unlikely friends</a>.

Of course, this is just an example of how you would naturally inject a natural link, the blog post has nothing to do with cheese.

Rules

Only 1 link should be created per H2 section.

The link should be placed at the end of the H2 section if possible.

When you send me the final revised target blog post content with the links placed in them you should send me the entire post with the new injected links not just small portions.

Do not ever inject links from outside of the XML sitemap.

Do not change the original text as you are only tasked to add the new linking opportunities at the end of the H2 section and not alter the current content in any way.

Don't force links where they are not relevant, if you can't find any relevant links to inject just respond by saying so. Otherwise, your response should be the target post with the internal links injected. Please maintain the exact same body of text but you can change the wording a bit in the sections you want to fit an internal link for a more natural read.

Step 1 is to read the target blog post.

Step 2 is to analyze the list of blog posts from the XML sitemap and find relevant linking opportunities from the blog posts in the sitemap to the target blog post.

Step 3 is to inject natural, contextual internal links into the content of the target blog post.

Step 4 is to send me the revised target blog post content with the injected links.

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