This may seem weird, but give it a try ~ #1 Google L.S.I. Software ~ Top 10 Rankings Fast...

[jubilee]

I purchased right away when I saw this app no questions asked.

Jack sent you a PM.

Thanks,

J

[BrashImpact]

Jack,
are there no more copies left for warriors, i am interested in getting this software, it keeps going to the 97.00 link. Thanks in advance
Regards,
Robert Nelson

[madison_avenue]

This software is excellent for finding Lsi keywords. There are very few tools of this type available.

[BrashImpact]

Jack,
Have sent 2 emails trying to get the link to the bonus, i got it with the original order, but the mail dissappeared, would you kindly resend the Link again.
BTW-- product works awesome.
Regards,
Robert NElson
RobertNelsoninc@yahoo.com

[Jack Duncan]

Robert,
Thanks so much for the emails.

Did you receive the link via email. Let me know if you did not. Sent it via your regular email address.

Sorry about the "slowness"....was out of the country.

Cheers,
Jack

[Jack Duncan]

Thanks madison_avenue!

[THK]

What is the price on this now? $97? Just checking.

Thanks

Tanvir

[Jack Duncan]

Tanvir,
Yes, that is correct. We've just reopened the sales of this after being sold out for two weeks.

Cheers,
Jack

[philm]

Hi Jack

I asked a few weeks back about working with co.uk and you said you'd get back once you had spoken to your programmers. It looks like a few people are keen on the same update

Did you run this by them and find anything out?

Looks great, but it would be so much better if it could be used on country specific searches!

Cheers Jack
Phil

[Jack Duncan]

Phil,
Thanks so much for the question...my apologies on the slow response.

Yes, I did talk with the programmers about this feature and a few others that were suggested. It is scheduled to be added with version 2.0. I don't have an exact date for that update, but it will be sometime soon.

All previous buyers will receive that upgrade free of charge.

Cheers,
Jack

[FrontLineMentor]

Sorry if i miss something, but
I am wondering if this software is
like Howie Scwartz's software?

[Fernando Veloso]

Great tool Jack. A question: i want to use (only) google.pt, does the tool work with it or just g.com?

[Jack Duncan]

@FrontlineMentor,
Thanks for the question...I'm a little fuzzy as to exactly what you are referring to...could you PM me with more details and I'll be glad to try and help out where clarification is needed. I don't believe the tool you are referring to is anything like this tool...Did you have a chance to watch the videos to see exactly how the tool works?

@Fernando,
Thanks so much for your question. At the moment, the tool uses Google.com...but that feature has been requested and will be put into version 2.0 upgrade which will be free for all purchasers.

Thanks!
Jack

[Greg Cooksley]

Hey Jack,

Just purchased and busy downloading right now...

The tool looks awesome and I'm keen to put it through it's paces...

Sent you a PM...

Regards

Greg

[Jack Duncan]

Greg,
Thanks so much for the purchase!

You're going to love the software...and love the results you get even more...

Enjoy,
Jack

[Keith Price]

Watched the videos. Very compelling stuff.

One thing I'm still unsure about though is this...

Given the huge weight Google places on backlinks, isn't it possible - likely, even - that the reason for the high rankings that we're analyzing are due more to the quality and quantity of the backlinks than the OnPage optimization?

If so, then simply writing content with the words used on those pages won't necessarily produce the same results, right?

Or, am I missing something?

[Jack Duncan]

Xebec,
Great question...glad you asked.

There's no doubt that backlinks play a HUGE part in rankings...and so, yes, the pages that UKTE crawls for content HAVE been effected in some way by external linking, or off page ranking factors.

However, what the videos and my own testing/use of the software reveal, is that Google still LOVES themed webpages and ranks them well, even when NO backlinks are present.

The problem is that most people perform this really haphazardly...they basically just write articles and content based on their "known" set of keywords and phrases...and often omit some of the most important keywords and phrases...or repeat the Main Keyword over and over again, when other related synonyms would do a better job of Themeing their content.

UKTE takes care of that problem. You don't need to slave away trying to come up with all the relevant keywords and phrases...just work backwards...reverse engineer the current rankings. You're now leveraging the strength of the Search Engine's own relevancy to work in your favor. After all, it's very unlikely that in the long term, Google would rank a page on "polish dancing" when all the content of the page is about "horse racing"...the software helps you tune your pages finely so that you "hand feed" the robots exactly what they've already shown to be their favorite "food" for a given keyword...and then when you do add some links you will climb/stick even better.

Hope this helps,
Jack Duncan

[Jack Duncan]

Quick Update....Saturday, May 2, 2009

I was waiting for all datacenters to finish their "dance" of the blog before posting...and it looks like at the moment that has been completed.

Using UKTE, the site now ranks #3 of 127,000,000 for the term: article marketing tip across most datacenters.

Still only 7 pages of content indexed on the blog and almost no backlinks to speak of....this is just pure rich content going to bat with Google.

Cheers,
Jack Duncan

[philm]

Any news on updating it to work with other sites Jack, such as co.uk?

Cheers
Phil

[timpears]

Where are you getting the 127 million number from? When I do that search in Google, it says 14.9 million. While that is not chump change, it is a far cry from 127 million.

[blackscorpion]

Originally Posted by timpears

Where are you getting the 127 million number from? When I do that search in Google, it says 14.9 million. While that is not chump change, it is a far cry from 127 million.

You probably placed an "s" at the end of the word tip. I got 129,000,000

[rhab]

I know I'm not that savvy when it comes to tools like these, but can't this same thing be accomplished by using google's own keyword tool?

Type your keyword in then scroll down and use keywords from the related and synonym list? As I understand these are the keywords showing you what google deems is relevant?

What am I missing here as i'm sure it has to be something...

[Jack Duncan]

@Tim,
Google's doing lots of shuffling at the moment...their datacenters are all over the place.

This ranking was coming from 12 datacenters and thought the shuffle would have settled down by now.

You can Google now has 126,000,000 for competition from datacenter 209.85.133.104 for instance...and many others. Some of the datacenters are still showing competition of 52,900,000 as well.

It will be nice when it settles down a bit.

Cheers,
Jack

[Jack Duncan]

rhab,
Thanks so much for the question...it's a good one.

The differences between Google's keyword tool and the Ultimate Keyword Theme Extractor are many.

Google's keyword tool reports keywords that they believe you would want to know about...relevant to the keyword that you gave it to search on.

The Ultimate Keyword Theme Extractor looks for patterns of the top 10 ranked sites and then sorts all of the words and filters out, based on your settings...it doesn't look at things from a "keyword" standpoint but from a "ranked content" standpoint.

Let me explain with an example, because I think it will make things much clearer.

I'll pick a topic I know nothing about, to show you the power of the tool.

Let's choose the topic of "organic bedding"

Ok, so do a search at the Google Keyword Tool for "organic bedding" and see what you come up with...

Now, using UKTE, we have very different results because we are taking the actual CONTENT of the top ranking pages, and finding all the words/phrases that appear on each of those top ranked pages based on our filter settings.

The results are different because we are working backwards...and parsing content created by humans who understood the subject at hand...as opposed to Google trying to determine keywords related to our parent keyword.

For instance, Google "recommends" the keyword "organic baby" as the 5th most relevant keyword related to the parent keyword "organic bedding"...

Using UKTE, we can see that not even 2 of the top 10 ranked sites mention the term "organic baby" often...

BUT...UKTE shows us that these terms appear in at least 4 different organic results and are repeated at least twice...

pillow cases
organic materials
mattress pads
thread count
organic cottons
pure organic
cotton percale


Google makes no mention of these terms...yet you can easily see why someone who understands organic bedding might include them in their content.

Google DOES however understand that these terms are related to "organic bedding"...and UKTE is the tool that shows you these ranking patterns.

UKTE makes the creation of thematically-rich-content painfully easy.


Hope this helps,
Jack Duncan

[rhab]

SOLD! Thanks Jack for the clarification. I kinda feel like a goof now, but your explanation is exactly what I needed. I'm sure I missed that somewhere in the video. I understand perfectly now and can't wait to start using this! Like a lot of people who purchased this, I was going to purchase right away just because it's from you, but I need to put one last rock in my head in place to finally "get it" =p

I really appreciate your in-depth explanation! Thanks again!

[Gallery Sites]

Jack, looks like an excellent companion to your AM list.
I left you a comment on your new blog...

[EdKirby]

Hi Jack,

I purchased and man what a great tool! I'm still getting used to it or should I say how to use the info that it affords you.

Hopefully I don't jinx myself but I submitted a new post at 2am this morning and sometime within the last 7 hours it got indexed on the first page of Google already for the main keyword I was targeting. Wow! That being said, the weird thing (to me, at least) is that the blog's main page is what got indexed and not the individual post.

Do you have any insight to that you can provide on this?

Also, Can I go back to my original posts and tweak them? Should I see any benefit to this or is it too late for them?

In regards to Onlywire, do you use the paid membership or the free? And do you have a strategy for using Onlywire?

Thanks again for a great product!

[Jack Duncan]

Ed,
Wow...great work!

Yes, often the home page of the blog will be indexed since the post usually appears on both the home page as well as an individual page. (Wordpress?)

Not to worry...as soon as you post additional content, you should see the individual page take over the ranking...and the home page will show the ranking for the new current post.

Yes, you can (and should) go back to the original posts and tweak them if you'd like. When Google comes back to reindex the content, they will make a note of all changes and act accordingly.

Regarding Onlywire, I'm using the paid membership. One trick is to write an individual post for each of the bookmarking services...instead of creating 1 post for all of them. This way you can rotate anchor text, titles, ect.

Great work on the rankings...

Here's to more!

Jack Duncan

[Mario Brown]

pm sent =)

[Jack Duncan]

Mario,
Thanks so much for the PM...

Enjoy the software!

Cheers,
Jack

[sarasayshi]

Jack, I absolutely love this software. It's fast, easy to use, gives me ideas for new blog posts and it seems to be helping one of my blogs' google position.

My question is, is there an affiliate program?

[Jack Duncan]

sarasayshi,
Hey...great news to here. Glad to see that you are enjoying the program.

Yes, we will have an affiliate program for this product. We are working on tweaking the copy and getting a high conversion rate...so that you can hit the ground running.

I know that there are others waiting in line to start promoting this tool...so I will do my best to have the affiliate program up and running very soon!

I'll be more than glad to send you all the info as soon as the affiliate program is up and running.

Thanks a ton!
Jack Duncan

[sarasayshi]

Jack...you just got me excited! I can't wait.

[Jack Duncan]

Glad to hear you are excited.

I'll keep you posted as soon as I have a new update on the release.

Thanks again,
Jack Duncan

[Simo]

Hi Jack

PM Sent to you - thanks

[wealthwind]

Hi Jack,

I sent you PM, please take a look.

Alexander.

[Jack Duncan]

@iamsimo

Pm sent..

@Alexander

Pm sent..

Thanks,
Jack Duncan

[Paxton]

Got this today. Looking forward to running some tests on this.

I make my living from giving the search engines exactly what they want. I have a fairly (well very) long winded way of doing this, which takes about 6 hours of research per keyword phrase to do properly.

Hoping the application will cut this down a bit. I have a lot of benchmarks to test the results against plus existing results to back-test and compare.

More on this when I have a chance to compare my "old" way results to the results the software generates.

[THK]

Jack
Repled to your first email. Looking forward to your response. Hope to hear from you soon .

Can't wait to start using the software.

Thanks

Tanvir

[Joe2]

Hello Jack

I have just come across this offer but I'm going to have to wait until next month before I buy.
I am assuming the final price is $97.

I have also sent you a PM to confirm I am on your notification list for anything in the future.

Joe

[Jack Duncan]

Josef,
Sorry for the slow response to your previous question...the newest version of UKTE will search both .com as well as .co.uk and the other country specific sites...check your inbox shortly for the new upgrade version download link...

Cheers,
Jack Duncan

[Jack Duncan]

Tanvir,
Checking your email now...sorry for the slow response...was away on vacation.

Check your inbox.

Jack Duncan

[THK]

Hey Jack
thanks for your email again. The issue is now half resolved. I will have to explain you why. I will do that in an email tonight.

Thanks again

Tanvir

[Jack Duncan]

Tanvir,
No problem...shoot me an email and we'll get everything straightened out ASAP.

Cheers,
Jack Duncan

[timapps]

Hi Jack,

From watching the videos it looks good. I will test it out and give a further review. Can we get Australia included in the search engine please.

For the same reasons as Josef Kane above.

Cheers

[astaga]

Hey Jack,
I sent you a PM earlier, but please disregard it.
My question has been answered.

Thanks.

[Jack Duncan]

@timapps,
Sure...I'll have my programmers take a look at that and get back with you. Thanks for the feedback.

Cheers,
Jack Duncan

[Paxton]

Been using the UKTE for just over a month and it's an incredible piece of software. I can generate themes for my websites in a couple of hours but beyond that, I can see at an instant what the site structure should look like for setting up silo sites.

Even for a niche where I have a very high degree of expertise and many years of prior knowledge, the UKTE came up with a bunch of ideas I'd overlooked. (remember: even though you're comfortable with the subject matter your visitors won't necessarily have the same level of expertise).

Result is a very tight, on-topic, relevant, well structured website that is shooting up the rankings in a very competitive and lucrative niche. Touch over $1200 in 3 weeks, so money well invested.

Yes, you still have to get your promotion and back-links going, but the starting point for your sites will be that much higher.

In a nutshell, I like. I like very much.

[Jack Duncan]

Paxton,
Awesome! $1200 dollars in just a few weeks is quite a return on investment...way to put the software to work for you.

Cheers,
Jack Duncan

[Paxton]

Jack hi

I consider Google my best customer and anything my customer wants - they get.

UKTE shows me at an instant what my customers want.

It really is nice to know what your customers would like to see on your websites.