Tech bloggers often hit a wall where they can’t tell what to write next. I was exactly there—around 100 posts in, traffic growth stalled, and I had no clue which direction to take.
So I fed my Google Search Console and Google Analytics raw data directly into ChatGPT and asked a simple question:
“Which category should I prioritize to grow SEO?”
The answer was nothing I would have predicted.
■ “Your site is basically an error-solution hub right now.”
ChatGPT analyzed the data and immediately responded:
“Focus on error-related articles first.
That’s where your current traffic is concentrated.”
This surprised me.
I thought those posts were just one-off log entries documenting errors I personally encountered. But the data showed that 70–80% of my organic traffic was coming from error-fix searches:
- ChatGPT “Something went wrong”
- Copilot connection errors
- Random Windows warnings
- Browser 504/502 issues
…basically the errors I happened to experience myself.
Readers weren’t browsing—they were trying to fix something right now.
And ZIDOOKA! happened to answer those queries.
■ When I doubled down on error articles, traffic jumped instantly
After I expanded that category intentionally, daily traffic doubled or tripled almost overnight.
It worked because ChatGPT isn’t guessing—it’s extracting patterns:
- which queries are rising
- which pages hold users longer
- which issues appear on mobile vs desktop
- which clusters are already ranking
It’s essentially AI-driven niche discovery based on real search behavior, not intuition.
■ What I learned
Technical blogs don’t grow by writing “what you want to write”—
they grow by solving “what users are currently struggling with.”
ChatGPT acted like a data-driven editor, synthesizing logs and surfacing the exact niche with the highest return.
For ZIDOOKA!, that niche was error troubleshooting—and once I leaned into it, the results were immediate.
