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ChatGPT/LLMs are claimed to be more likely to cite content published or updated recently, especially within the last three to six months or current year.
@@tjrobertson52 · asserts
Turns out ChatGPT loves fresh content. ChatGPT is way more likely to cite content that has been published in the last three months, six months, or at least this year. Now, of course, Google also loves fresh content, but ChatGPT really loves it. So if you want to be cited by large language models, you need to have a fresh content, or at least content that...
ChatGPT is WAY more likely to cite content from this year. Here's how to fake freshness witho...
@@tjrobertson52 · 2025-10-18
Turns out ChatGPT loves fresh content. ChatGPT is way more likely to cite content that has been published in the last three months, six months, or at least this year. Now, of course, Google also loves fresh content, but ChatGPT really loves it. So if you want to be cited by large language models, you need to have a fresh content, or at least content that...
Turns out ChatGPT loves fresh content. ChatGPT is way more likely to cite content that has been published in the last three months, six months, or at least this year. Now, of course, Google also loves fresh content, but ChatGPT really loves it. So if you want to be cited by large language models, you need to have a fresh content, or at least content that ChatGPT thinks is fresh. So here's three things you can do to keep your content fresh without rewriting all of it. Now, your first thought might be why don't I...
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