Automatically Optomize ALL your blogs with ONE CLICK

[Jeremy Kelsall]

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[M1chael]

Interesting, very interesting

[Jeremy Kelsall]

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[Gina Hampton]

Tried to order but seems like JVZoo is having an issue. Is there another gateway I can use?

[Jeff Burritt]

I'm definitely giving it a try!

[Gina Hampton]

Got it to work again, thanks. Can't wait to try the plugin

[Jeremy Kelsall]

Paypal was down for a second, but it's back up now

[Big Hombre]

This looks like another great time saving innovation from Jeremy!

Particularly if you've got sites that need "mass optimization" and you don't want to spend agonizing hours doing it manually (and I've got a few of those myself), then this is a freakin' God send!

TX Jeremy!

[schnisz]

With auto blogs do you have to wait until the posts are published in order to apply the plugin?

[Jeremy Kelsall]

I've never tried to optimize them in "draft" form, so I'm not sure if it would do it then, or do it after they were published....

If that is something that is possible in wordpress, I'm sure it's something that I can have built in.

[schnisz]

that would be hella cool if it could be done. Is this a dimesale?

[Big Hombre]

Questions, Jeremy.

1) How does it know what keywords to emphasize? In the video, it looks like it's picking any that match. If you've got ten keywords you define with the plugin in a particular article, won't it have ten sets of links therein? And is that good, bad or otherwise?

2) How does this thing know what to define as H (header) tags?

3) Does it pick the first keyword it hits and make it an H1?

4) What about multiple headlines? How does it know what to make H2 and H3?

5) And what if you've got headlines defined visually (separate lines, larger type) but not with tags? Wouldn't you still have to do that manually? I mean, how would the plugin know what you are thinking should be a header?

TX!

[Jeremy Kelsall]

Originally Posted by Big Hombre

Questions, Jeremy.

1) How does it know what keywords to emphasize? In the video, it looks like it's picking any that match. If you've got ten keywords you define with the plugin in a particular article, won't it have ten sets of links therein? And is that good, bad or otherwise?

2) How does this thing know what to define as H (header) tags?

3) Does it pick the first keyword it hits and make it an H1?

4) What about multiple headlines? How does it know what to make H2 and H3?

5) And what if you've got headlines defined visually (separate lines, larger type) but not with tags? Wouldn't you still have to do that manually? I mean, how would the plugin know what you are thinking should be a header?

TX!

It picks and chooses by density when it has to...

H1 tags are always assigned by keyword density, so if you put in a list of 10 keywords and the plugin comes to a post that has 3 of those keywords, it will default to the keyword with the highest keyword density.

[Christie01]

Hi Jeremy,

Just one question that I can't find the answer to in your sales copy. Once you set up the plugin page and hit "Apply Changes," will it continue to optimize future posts, say for an autoblog that is continually adding content, or do you need to periodically visit the site and run the plugin to catch the new posts?

- Christie

[Jeremy Kelsall]

Originally Posted by Christie01

Hi Jeremy,

Just one question that I can't find the answer to in your sales copy. Once you set up the plugin page and hit "Apply Changes," will it continue to optimize future posts, say for an autoblog that is continually adding content, or do you need to periodically visit the site and run the plugin to catch the new posts?

- Christie

Right now it isn't, it's more set up to take care of all of the existing content, and then you would need to visit it at a later date, but I think that is something that could be done pretty easily.

The only problem that comes to mind is that new content could mean and probably would mean, new keywords, so the original thinking was when you update keywords and hit the apply changes button, the plugin would do it's thing

[Christie01]

Originally Posted by Jeremy Kelsall

Right now it isn't, it's more set up to take care of all of the existing content, and then you would need to visit it at a later date, but I think that is something that could be done pretty easily.

The only problem that comes to mind is that new content could mean and probably would mean, new keywords, so the original thinking was when you update keywords and hit the apply changes button, the plugin would do it's thing

OK, then I have a follow-up question.

If you run the plugin again for the new content, with new keywords, will it re-do the posts that were already optimized?

Thanks!

[GaryHarvey]

Does this edit scheduled (as-yet-unpublished) posts?

[munstersg01]

Hi

Can the plugin optimize respective posts/pages with respective keywords?

Thank you

Danny

[Jeremy Kelsall]

Originally Posted by Christie01

OK, then I have a follow-up question.

If you run the plugin again for the new content, with new keywords, will it re-do the posts that were already optimized?

Thanks!

If the keyword phrases are present, yes it will.

[Jeremy Kelsall]

Originally Posted by munstersg01

Hi

Can the plugin optimize respective posts/pages with respective keywords?

Thank you

Danny

It will optimize any page where the keyword phrase is included in the content.

[JOHN_RODRIGUEZ]

Jeremy,

This plugin is going to save me SO much time.

Thanks man,
John

[bwh1]

can we use this on clients sites?

[rwtbkk]

Hi Jeremy,
Looks pretty awesome, esp for 1 man shows. Question does it have OR could it have switches to turn off the H1 and or H2 feature. Sometimes writing your own header content is more attactive. Like either a switch to say don't do h1 h2 or a switch that says if has H1 H2 don't change it. Would be nice also if you could have an apply to all and apply only to current pages

Robert

[coloal]

If I have optimized with one key word and I have a post or page with a new concept it will be necessary to change the keywords in the tool each time I have new key words. If some of the new keywords were in the previous page or post it will re optimize that post for the new keyword even if that is not what I want. Is there a way to lock a page after it is optimized?

[Jeremy Kelsall]

Originally Posted by bwh1

can we use this on clients sites?

Yes, right now the price is locked and everyone gets an "unlimited license".

Originally Posted by rwtbkk

Hi Jeremy,
Looks pretty awesome, esp for 1 man shows. Question does it have OR could it have switches to turn off the H1 and or H2 feature. Sometimes writing your own header content is more attactive. Like either a switch to say don't do h1 h2 or a switch that says if has H1 H2 don't change it. Would be nice also if you could have an apply to all and apply only to current pages

Robert

Yes, you can turn off any option you want just by taking the check out of the box. I prefer to do my own headings as well and almost never post content without one.

Originally Posted by coloal

If I have optimized with one key word and I have a post or page with a new concept it will be necessary to change the keywords in the tool each time I have new key words. If some of the new keywords were in the previous page or post it will re optimize that post for the new keyword even if that is not what I want. Is there a way to lock a page after it is optimized?

As of this moment, no you can't, but that's something I'm looking into. Let's say for instance you have a new keyword "bright orange widgets" that you want to optimize for and the phrase "bright orange widgets" was somewhere in your past content as well one time or so...The worst that would happen is that it would be bolded or something similar in your old content one time, so even without disabling it, it's not going to affect very much at all...

AND

If you've decided to optimize for a new keyword and that particular keyword is already present on your site more than a few times, it's probably not a bad idea to optimize it everywhere to show Google not only that your site is relavent for the phrase, but that it's BEEN RELEVANT FOR A LITTLE WHILE...instead of being a "johnny come lately" - Obviously that's a personal preference though.

[creyes3]

Any OTO ?

Thanks in advance

[Jeremy Kelsall]

Originally Posted by creyes3

Any OTO ?

Thanks in advance

No, I don't think I've EVER had an OTO - That's not to say that I won't, but I just havn't run across a situation where everything shouldn't have been with the original offer, yet.

[brianpalmer]

What are the rights? (May have missed it)

[jmerc]

Hi Jeremy,
Looks great! How does it fit in with other SEO plugins? Does it replace them all, or is this in addition to some others?
Thanks!
Judy

[jfrovich]

Jeremy, just got this very cool, love it, going to save me a ton of time.

A few suggestions.
Retain the current settings. If i save the plugin it wipes out all my settings and starts over.
Now my 40+ posts all have double h1 & h2 tags, since I didn't notice, it rechecked them when I pasted in more than 15 keywords.

Raise the limit for 15 keywords.

Add a Undo , so if we mess up like above it can be undone.

Ok, now i have to go fix all my posts..

[sickbaomei]

Got it !
Thanks for the great offer...

[Powder_Skier]

Ok Jeremy, looks good, I'm in. Just wondering, do you have any updates already planned?

Regards,
Maury

[Jeremy Kelsall]

Originally Posted by Powder_Skier

Ok Jeremy, looks good, I'm in. Just wondering, do you have any updates already planned?

Regards,
Maury

Definitely going to add a "revert" feature where it will basically undo what was done in case there are any mistakes made

I'm finding out whether or not changes can be affected to posts/pages in the "draft" status.

Right now, I'm open to suggestions for updates as long as the purpose of the plugin remains the same. The one thing that I have to consider with any sort of update is that the way the plugin functions and what it does is sort of "intensive" for sites that have a massive amount of content, so I wouldn't want to stretch it so far that folks started seeing "time outs" and other errors - The less moving pieces the better.

With that said though, if something makes sense, definitely let me know and I'll see whether or not it's something that we can do.

[Jeremy Kelsall]

Originally Posted by jfrovich

Jeremy, just got this very cool, love it, going to save me a ton of time.

A few suggestions.
Retain the current settings. If i save the plugin it wipes out all my settings and starts over.
Now my 40+ posts all have double h1 & h2 tags, since I didn't notice, it rechecked them when I pasted in more than 15 keywords.

Raise the limit for 15 keywords.

Add a Undo , so if we mess up like above it can be undone.

Ok, now i have to go fix all my posts..

"undo" is already in the works.

There has to be some limit for keywords because...lets say you have 1000 posts/pages on your blog and you paste in a list of 25 keywords for the plugin to work through...people would have to adjust the timeout on their sites etc, and then we run into an issue of some hosts let you do it..some don't..

[Jeremy Kelsall]

Originally Posted by brianpalmer

What are the rights? (May have missed it)

Good to use on your sites and your clients sites.

[GaryHarvey]

Any news on whether this will edit scheduled (as-yet-unpublished) posts?

[Prosper2day]

The plugin is exactly what I needed to help tidy up some of my sites.
One question does the plugin complete alt tags for your photos and videos?

[Tony Hayes]

I bought this..two words "Simply" "Freakin" "Awesome"
Was that 3 words? Well then that's how good it is!
All my old sites can now get a one click update on posts i didnt get around to going back to optimize (you know as well as i do that we have all done it)
Well done guys, this was a major missing piece of the puzzle for me. Not any more
Tony

[Frank Ayres]

so are you saying with this licence we can include it on client sites we build?

cheers

[affmanager]

Jeremy,

I have a financial aggregation-type Wordpress site that syndicates thousands of high quality articles, currently over 100,000 published on my site. No on-site SEO has been done for ANY of these posts. Does your plugin make sense here? Can it figure out enough about these syndicated articles to impact search engine results? Or am I playing with fire?

Thank you

[StevenK]

Is this a Wordpress plugin?

Thanks...

[jbdatateam]

Thanks Jeremy. Awesome product. The time and money this will save(Even with using FIVERR) is priceless.

Got it!!!! Thanks again

[Jeremy Kelsall]

Originally Posted by pmc2001

Hey Jeremy, just installed on the first localpage site and it is telling me the following:
Unable to select Post content from database. Anything I did wrong.

Can you email me at jeremykelsallemail@gmail.com and tell me what you did when you got that error?

[Jeremy Kelsall]

Originally Posted by GaryHarvey

Any news on whether this will edit scheduled (as-yet-unpublished) posts?

Gary, I plan on testing it this afternoon.

Originally Posted by Frank Ayres

so are you saying with this licence we can include it on client sites we build?

cheers

As of right now yes. Everyone is getting an "unlimited llicense".

Originally Posted by affmanager

Jeremy,

I have a financial aggregation-type Wordpress site that syndicates thousands of high quality articles, currently over 100,000 published on my site. No on-site SEO has been done for ANY of these posts. Does your plugin make sense here? Can it figure out enough about these syndicated articles to impact search engine results? Or am I playing with fire?

Thank you

With a site like you have, I would install one of the free plugins that does nothing but figure out what the keyword density of your site is for the top keywords, and then load those results up into Auto SEO.

Originally Posted by Steve-K

Is this a Wordpress plugin?

Thanks...

Yes

[affmanager]

"With a site like you have, I would install one of the free plugins that does nothing but figure out what the keyword density of your site is for the top keywords, and then load those results up into Auto SEO."


Jeremy, please suggest one or two of these free plugins so I know what to buy.

[Paul Clifford]

Hey Jeremy

I've been testing this - this morning and its really cool. I ran it on one blog and it didn't do anything - and I found out why. None of my content even had the target keywords in the posts - DOH! Once I changed that - it worked perfectly.

I then ran it across an older blog - and it ran across all my old posts bolding/underlining and h1'ing my content. So its great where you have an older blog and want to optimise it more.

Nice job mate - I've recommended it to my customers.

regards
Paul

[einfohound]

Jeremy,

One thing that might help solve a couple problems/requests with the plugin would be to add a check box to select "Process posts that have already been processed? Y/N". This would let users come back later and just process posts that had not been processed previously.

(Question - Does the plugin process pages as well as posts?)

If you wanted to get REAL neat with the plugin, you could add a maximum number of posts to be processed and add a "scheduling" feature....like run the plugin every two days and process up to ten posts. Then users could just set it and let it go. The servers wouldn't get overloaded because all old posts are being processed at one time. Auto-blogs would even be handled with this set up without having to remember to go back and manually reprocess them.

[Christie01]

Originally Posted by einfohound

If you wanted to get REAL neat with the plugin, you could add a maximum number of posts to be processed and add a "scheduling" feature....like run the plugin every two days and process up to ten posts. Then users could just set it and let it go. The servers wouldn't get overloaded because all old posts are being processed at one time. Auto-blogs would even be handled with this set up without having to remember to go back and manually reprocess them.

I LOVE this idea... particularly the scheduling feature!

[einfohound]

One other thing that just came to mind...It would also be nice to be able to block pages/posts from being processed by the plugin. I have several sites where I have already taken the time to set all these SEO options how I want. I would not want the plugin to come in and "undo" the work that I have specifically done already.

[jfrovich]

Originally Posted by Jeremy Kelsall

"undo" is already in the works.

There has to be some limit for keywords because...lets say you have 1000 posts/pages on your blog and you paste in a list of 25 keywords for the plugin to work through...people would have to adjust the timeout on their sites etc, and then we run into an issue of some hosts let you do it..some don't..

Jeremy good to hear.

Good thing my server has daily & weekly backup.. Site is restored.

Looking forward to newer versions.

Will this use WP update to update? if not please add this.

Thanks