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Codex guide6 minCreate images with Codex: from your first request to editing and saving
Choose a use and composition, then review the result and revise it piece by piece.
guide5 minGet started with Claude: paste a note and refine the first response
Practice organizing a short note in Claude chat, from the first question and attachments to follow-up edits and projects.
- guide5 min
Ask Claude for a task: refine a draft in the direction you want
Practice with announcements and summaries by specifying the audience, source materials and format.
- guide5 min
Work with files in Claude: from attachments to a reviewable result
Upload files, define the reading scope and check that tables and images appear correctly in the resulting document.
5 minConnect Google Analytics MCP: prerequisites and authentication troubleshooting
Use Google Analytics MCP to query GA4 data with AI instead of repeatedly copying numbers from reports.
- 4 min
Analyze SEO with GA4: read organic search traffic and landing pages
Examine organic search sessions and landing pages to understand where visitors arrive.
- 4 min
Check SEO in Search Console: find pages with impressions but few clicks
Find the URL in Search Console when an article has low visibility or few clicks.
- 4 min
Plan internal SEO links between guides and related articles
Connect related articles when readers are likely to need the next topic.
- 4 min
Write SEO titles and meta descriptions for search queries
Make sure the article delivers the answer a reader expects from its title.
- 4 min
Canonicals and duplicate URLs: choose a preferred address
Use a canonical to indicate your preferred URL when the same article is available at multiple addresses.