Unlock the potential of AI in the workplace with ChatGPT plugins. Discover tips for choosing from over 550 plugins and using them effectively in your business tasks.
In the rapidly evolving artificial intelligence environment, the ChatGPT plugin store has emerged as a valuable resource offering many options for businesses and individuals who want to streamline their business processes. With a wide array of over 550 plugins, it has become a one-stop shop to harness the power of artificial intelligence to increase productivity and efficiency.
But this abundant choice can be a double-edged sword. How do you sift through hundreds of plugins, each summarized with a short 100-character description, to find the one that best fits your needs? And once you find it, how can you maximize its capabilities?
This blog post is here to guide you on this journey. We’ll walk you through using the latest ChatGPT plugins for your business tasks — from identifying the right plugin to understanding how to use it effectively in your day-to-day operations.
We will also touch on the unique benefits available to ChatGPT Plus subscribers, including access to advanced GPT-4 plugins. We’ll also share tips for navigating the add-on store, whether you prefer to browse the entire collection or focus on the latest and most popular add-ons.
So, whether you’re a seasoned AI enthusiast or a novice taking their first steps in this exciting field, this article has something valuable for you. Let’s unlock the true potential of artificial intelligence with ChatGPT plugins.
Only ChatGPT Plus subscribers can access GPT-4 add-ons. I highly recommend it if you can afford to pay $20 per month. At Stradiji, we have used it efficiently for about three months in routine SEO project follow-up and content production.
You can find the ChatGPT plugin store via Plugins Beta under GPT-4.
Until the OpenAI plugin store is better categorized, there are two ways to find new plugins to try; You can browse all, new and popular ChatGPT plugins. Another option is to search by typing in the “search plugins” section.
Search results only return plugins with the exact keyword in the plugin name or description. Plugins with similar names or functions are not included. For example, we can see the following plugins in an SEO-related search:
If you can’t find a plugin, try searching for related keywords or types of functions. There is probably a plugin with the features you need.
You can install one or more add-ons by clicking the “Install” button next to each. You can install as many plugins as you want, although ChatGPT limits you to using a maximum of three plugins per chat.
When you click Install, two things can happen. The plugin can be installed instantly, or you can be redirected to a third-party website to create an account to use the third-party service with ChatGPT.
For example, the Reflect Notes app prompts you to create an account and asks you to authorize ChatGPT with your account. After the application is installed and connected to the required third-party accounts, you can use the plugin in ChatGPT.
While OpenAI reviews plugins for use that violates their usage policies, it’s up to you to investigate third-party ChatGPT plugins, such as WordPress plugins or Chrome extensions, before granting access to your data or credit card. Therefore, it is helpful to give this access after researching well and making sure.
Before installing any 3rd party service plugin, you can do a simple Google search. For example, you can search Notable’s ChatGPT plug-in and choose to install the plug-in after seeing the news and review articles.
If you want to learn what you can do with the Notable ChatGPT plugin, you can watch the following video from Seer Interactive:
For example, when I ask the commands (prompt) I need to use to get the best efficiency from the SEO Assistant plugin that can help you in your keyword research, ChatGPT gives the following answers:
Unfortunately, ChatGPT plugins are not yet available in the official iOS app. However, you can access ChatGPT plugins using a mobile browser like Google Chrome.
My inspiration for this piece stemmed from an insightful article on Search Engine Journal by Kristi Hines. You can explore more examples within her illuminating work.
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