172 First Page Listings with a Plugin?
This is interesting.
As you may know, getting a top position in any search engine requires having two components:
- on page SEO
- off page SEO
The on page SEO includes including your keywords in the page title, page name/URL, in a header tag, in image ALT tags and spread a few times throughout your page content.
Off page SEO includes getting backlinks from other sites, using social media sites and other methods to get links pointing to your ‘money’ pages, using both anchor text links and direct links as well.
Of course, these are two of the main things needed, but there are others as well.
Now if you’re using WordPress, the entire process of getting dozens, if not hundreds of first page listings has now been made super simple.
This new plugin will create any number of pages, customized with any content you want, with the exact keywords you want, exactly where you want them, all in just a few simple keystrokes. You can enter the exact text you want, format it the way you want, spin any text using the built in spinner, add photos, other widgets, anything that WP supports, you can do it.
Better yet, it also includes an SEO optimization plugin, just like the popular SEOPresser, analyzing your page for the keyword phrase you want and giving you tips on how to better optimize it for them.
This was designed for the ‘local’ or ‘offline’ business market, but can be used for any niche. Personally, I’ve been using a similar plugin without the SEO optimization or spinning features, that also happens to also cost 6 times as much, successfully creating affiliate sites. In fact, that’s what I’m going to use this plugin, creating more deep niche affiliate sites with custom content, exactly what the new Google updates like.
This plugin lets you grab top search engine listings for longer tail keywords in most any niche and saves you time. You don’t have to create page after page manually, just a few settings and you can create dozens or hundreds of pages, customized exactly the way you want them, each targeting a specific keyword phrase.