Note:If you download this, I’d appreciate you sphinning this (i.e. voting it up at Sphinn using the button on the left … would take just a moment.) The FAQ and functionality info is a little lower down.

Update 4: See my update for known issues/bugs. Many/most are being worked out for the next version, which will hopefully be released this week (August 17 - 24, 2008).

Update 3: We’re over 925 downloads! Awesome :D. - August 17, 08.

Update: You can download Internal Link Building now! YAAAAAAAAY!!

Update 2 - August 3, 2008.: The linking within URLs mentioned bug has been fixed. If cat is set as a keyword to link to cat.com, mentioning catsanddogs.com will no longer include a link to cat.com . The download link has been updated, so please get the new one and save yourself some trouble. Much thanks to Chris Balicki of Web Systems for having his dev lend a hand :).

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I’m really excited to release my first plugin for Wordpress, named Internal Link Building. What it does is give you an admin panel to assign keywords to given destination URLs. The point being that your website will link within itself a la Wikipedia - every (more…)

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Aaron Wall claimed, in Strategic Content Based Link Building, that you could gain $10,000 worth of links with two days of work. That’s a lot of hyperbole, which goes back to how I didn’t make 3K in a week. My 3K post and my criticism in the comments on Aaron’s post is at the heart of this post’s idea: (more…)

David Mihm - web designer and local seo extraordinaire - recently asked me to participate in his local SEO ranking factors survey. And it got me thinking as to how a search engineer might consider the usefulness in ranking sites of any particular factor. Let’s see what the thought process in this part of a search engineer’s workday is like. (more…)

The answer came to me while reading up on advertising. Studies show it takes a certain frequency - most people place it around 7 times - for an ad and its message to be remembered. It would obviously be silly to just credit the last impression for finally getting the target consumer to get the advertiser’s point when the other 6 clearly were part of the process. Yet that’s a question many pro marketers have!

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