Welcome back to our channel! In today’s video, I, Sabi Franco Revolution, will be sharing an amazing trick to lower the cost of using the Aiomatic plugins. As you already know, these plugins utilize the powerful GPT-3 API from OpenAI to generate AI-written content. But here’s the exciting part – OpenAI is currently offering a discounted price for their GPT-3 API. Be sure to check out this video for all the details!
In this tutorial, I will demonstrate how to use a specific shortcode in the plugin that can significantly reduce the cost of its usage. To start, we’ll create a new post and utilize the code editor instead of the visual editor (if you’re using Gutenberg). Why? Well, using the code editor ensures that the visual editor doesn’t interfere with the shortcode.
I’ll also give you an example by writing an article about “how to whiten my teeth” and add a seed expression to specify that I want to generate content around this topic. But that’s not all! In this video, I’ll also dive into the fascinating world of the “static content” parameter. By enabling this parameter, you can optimize resource usage from OpenAI’s GPT-3 API and minimize costs.
When you set the “static content” parameter to ”on”, the plugin will only call the shortcode once, replacing it with the newly generated textual content. This means you won’t have to worry about the plugin repeatedly calling the shortcode whenever a user visits your website. However, if you leave it set to “off”, the plugin will generate new content for the shortcode every day. So, it’s up to your preference.
To implement this, all you need to do is hit the publish button. Keep in mind that if you’re using Gutenberg, the publishing process might take a bit longer as the plugin renders the shortcode and replaces the content. But don’t worry, it’s worth the wait!
Once the publishing is complete and you’ve entered a valid API key for OpenAI in the plugin settings, you’ll be amazed to see a beautifully generated article about “how to whiten my teeth”. The plugin will take into account the seed expression we added earlier, ensuring the content is relevant and informative.
If you’re eager to explore Aiomatic and its incredible capabilities, you can find the link in the video description. Just be aware that if you have the “statica 10” set to “on”, the publishing process may take a little longer while the plugin updates.
So, get ready to revolutionize your AI-generated content and lower those costs! Let’s dive into this exciting journey together.
– Overview of Lowering GPT-3 API Usage Costs using “static_content” Parameter in Shortcodes
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The “static_content” parameter in shortcodes is an effective way to lower the costs associated with the usage of aimatic plugins. By utilizing the GPT-3 API, which currently offers a discounted price, you can optimize your resource usage and reduce expenses. In order to demonstrate this feature, let’s create a new post and explore how to implement the shortcode effectively.
To start, if you’re using Gutenberg, make sure to switch to the text editor or code editor instead of the visual editor. This will ensure that the shortcode remains intact and unaffected by any visual changes. Now, let’s write an example article on how to whiten your teeth, and remember to include the seed expression to inform the AI about the specific topic you want to cover, such as “how to whiten my teeth fast.”
In addition, it is crucial to understand the significance of the ”static_content” parameter. Activating this option allows the plugin to call the shortcode only once, significantly reducing resource utilization. As a result, the entire shortcode will be replaced with freshly generated textual content, ensuring that the plugin does not call the shortcode multiple times as users visit the page. This parameter is instrumental in lowering costs associated with the GPT-3 API usage. However, if you leave this parameter off, the plugin will generate new content daily due to caching mechanisms. For the purpose of optimizing costs, it is recommended to set the “static_content” parameter to ”on.”
Once you’ve set the parameters to your desired configuration, simply hit the publish button. Keep in mind that publishing may take longer if you are using Gutenberg, as the plugin will need to render the shortcode and replace the content accordingly. However, once the process is complete and your valid API key is entered in the plugin settings for the GPT-3 API, you will be presented with a well-crafted article on how to whiten your teeth, tailored to your specified requirements. Remember to check the description of this video for a link to the aimatic plugin, where you can explore its features and benefits further.
– Using the Code Editor in Gutenberg to Optimize Shortcode Usage
In order to optimize the usage of the aimatic plugins and reduce costs, it’s important to understand how to effectively use the code editor in Gutenberg. By using the code editor instead of the visual editor, you can paste the shortcode for the plugin without any unwanted changes. Here’s how you can do it:
- Create a new post in Gutenberg and make sure to use the text editor.
- Navigate to the code editor and paste the shortcode related to the aimatic plugin.
- Using the code editor ensures that the visual editor doesn’t modify the shortcode in any way.
- For example, let’s say you want to write an article about “how to whiten my teeth” and want to add this information as a seed expression for the AI. You can include this phrase in the shortcode to provide specific instructions to the AI.
- Additionally, there is a static content parameter that you can enable to reduce resource usage. When set to “on”, the plugin will only call the shortcode once and replace it with the newly generated content. This helps lower costs and prevent multiple calls to the AI API.
- Lastly, hit the publish button and wait for the publishing to complete. This might take longer in Gutenberg, as the plugin needs to render the shortcode and replace it with the AI-generated text. But be patient, the results will be worth it.
By utilizing the code editor in Gutenberg and understanding how to optimize shortcode usage, you can effectively lower costs and harness the power of the aimatic plugins for AI-generated content. Remember to check the video description for the link to the plugin and ensure that you have a valid subscription for the open ai’s GPT free API. Happy optimizing!
– Exploring the Benefits of the “static_content” Parameter in Reducing Resource Usage and Costs
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The ”static_content” parameter in the aimatic plugin offers a number of benefits, including reducing resource usage and costs. By utilizing this parameter, you can optimize the usage of the GPT free API from Open AI, resulting in more efficient and cost-effective AI-generated content.
To make the most of this feature, it is recommended to use the code editor instead of the visual editor when pasting the shortcode. This ensures that the visual editor does not interfere with the shortcode and affect its functionality. By setting the static content parameter to “on,” the plugin will only call the shortcode once, replacing it with the newly generated textual content. This not only saves resources but also saves costs, as the API is not called multiple times when users visit the content.
However, if the static content parameter is set to ”off,” the plugin will generate a new content for the shortcode every day, as per the caching mechanism. It is important to note that publishing may take longer when using the Gutenberg editor compared to the classic editor. But once the publishing process is complete, you will have a well-articulated article on the specified topic, such as “how to whiten my teeth.” To explore the benefits of the “static_content” parameter in action, you can check out the link provided in the video’s description. Keep in mind that the publishing duration may increase if the static content setting is turned on.
– Step-by-Step Guide on Implementing the “static_content” Parameter in Aiomatic Plugin
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Today, I will guide you step-by-step on how to implement the “static_content” parameter in the Aiomatic plugin in order to optimize usage and reduce costs. First, create a new post and make sure to use the code editor instead of the visual editor if you’re using Gutenberg. This will prevent any unwanted changes to the shortcode. Paste the shortcode in the code editor and you’re good to go.
Next, let’s talk about the “static_content” parameter. Enabling this feature will significantly lower resource usage from the GPT free API by OpenAI, resulting in cost savings. When set to “on,” the plugin will only call the shortcode once and replace it with the newly generated textual content. On the other hand, if you leave it at “off,” the plugin will generate new content for the shortcode every day due to the caching mechanism. To ensure cost effectiveness, it is recommended to set the “static_content” parameter to “on.”
Once you’ve made the necessary adjustments, simply hit publish. Please note that if you’re using Gutenberg, publishing may take a bit longer as the plugin renders the shortcode and replaces it with the AI-generated text. If everything is set up correctly, and you have a valid subscription for OpenAI’s GPT free API with an entered API key in the plugin settings, you will soon have a nicely generated article about how to whiten your teeth. Feel free to check out the link for Aiomatic in the description of this video for more information. Just keep in mind that publishing might take longer if you have the “static_content” set to “on,” as the plugin will need time to update accordingly. In conclusion, the use of the “static_content” parameter in shortcodes can effectively reduce the cost of using the Aiomatic plugins. By implementing this parameter, you can lower the resource usage from the GPT-3 API and ultimately decrease costs. The plugin will only call the shortcode once, replacing it with newly generated textual content, resulting in a more efficient and cost-effective process. It is important to note that if the “static_content” parameter is set to off, the plugin will call the shortcode daily and generate new content. By setting it to on, the plugin will replace the shortcode with AI-generated text, ensuring a consistent and dynamic user experience. So, if you are looking to optimize your usage of Aiomatic plugins and reduce costs, make sure to check out the video and try implementing the “static_content” parameter. Don’t forget to check out Aiomatic in the video’s description for further details. Keep in mind that publishing may take longer if you have the “static_content” feature enabled, as the plugin needs time to update. Enjoy exploring the possibilities of Aiomatic and lowering your GPT-3 API usage costs!