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Looking for a php script, need your help.

by tayuyaa
9 replies
Hello,

So I'm looking for a php script that would automatically put in the keyword people searched for all over my landing page, it's for PPC traffic to increase my quality score, does anyone know it and can share it with me?

Really appreciate.

Thanks.
#php #script
  • Profile picture of the author Tashi Mortier
    Hey, I just did a quick Google search for you, and I found a pretty extensive blog post.

    Here you go:

    How to get search engine (Google, Yahoo, MSN) referal keywords using PHP, php, Steven York.com


    Not enough? There is more:

    php determine search term - Google-Suche
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    • Profile picture of the author tayuyaa
      Thanks but I dont think that is what I'm looking for....:confused:

      To explain better, let's say you type "Hello world" into google, you click through my link, and in several places on my site you will the keyword you typed into google...I dont know if it makes sense but that is what I want the php file to do....

      I could do it myself, but with a list of 100's of keywords it would take to much tme to build a landing page for each keyword....
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  • Profile picture of the author ghughes
    Perhaps you could explain a bit more...

    The code Tashi directed you to should work. All you would need to do is store the keywords you obtain in a variable and insert them in the appropriate locations in your page's HTML code. The example at the bottom of the page provides a very rudimentary example of how to do this.

    That sounds fairly straightforward to me unless I'm missing something. Could you provide a bit more detail?
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    • Profile picture of the author tayuyaa
      Originally Posted by ghughes View Post

      Perhaps you could explain a bit more...

      The code Tashi directed you to should work. All you would need to do is store the keywords you obtain in a variable and insert them in the appropriate locations in your page's HTML code. The example at the bottom of the page provides a very rudimentary example of how to do this.

      That sounds fairly straightforward to me unless I'm missing something. Could you provide a bit more detail?
      Thank you but i think I found what I was looking for:

      Google Adwords Dynamic Keyword Insertion PHP Script | Dave Wooding

      I think it's this but it looks it is...

      I suck at coding and everything lol!


      Anyway thanks y'all
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  • Profile picture of the author RokDot
    I could code that easy.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mark Marzinzik
    This is called "Keyword Stuffing" Google can and will de-list you if they catch you doing this... and they are quite good SPYS! They have many years of experience also engineers they pay over 200K annually to find abuse of their search engines
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  • Profile picture of the author K Meier
    Keep away from this, Google will ban you for those methodes. Keyword stuffing is considered black hat!
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