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vuedoolor · Apr 1, 2010

I used the google keyword tool to find keywords and then export them on a notepad so it looks like this:

build mass muscle
build muscle fast
build muscle mass
build muscle quickly
build muscles
building muscle

but I need it to be like this for seo smart links:

build mass muscle, build muscle fast, build muscle mass, build muscle quickly, build muscles, building muscle

anyone know of a fast way to do this so that I don't have to manually insert a space and comma for each keyword when I paste it into seo smart links?

tanay46 · Apr 1, 2010

one way i can think of(im sure there are more) is copy it to microsoft word. then go to find and replace. in 'find' go to special characters, and there will be one called paragraph mark or something. In replace type: ', '
Basically replace the new line symbol with ', '

vuedoolor · Apr 2, 2010

I don't see anything like what you're describing

Subject · Apr 2, 2010

Use excel.
In first column, you put keywords, second column put the comma or any string.. like, replace1 etc...

Then ctrl+A and copy the whole data to a notepad file..
You will also see some spaces between columns,
just use notepad replace function (ctrl+H) and put the string with space and hit replace it with comma..

Done..

Edit: just remembered, this will give you a result in each paragraph.. not in one line..
So, in this situation, I will use any html editor also..
Just put the whole replaced data to html editor's design view,, (dreamweaver for example)
Then in the html view, just replace <br>

vuedoolor · Apr 2, 2010

doing that gives me this:

build,mass,muscle
build,muscle,fast
build,muscle,mass
build,muscle,quickly
build,muscles
building,muscle

I need it to be

build mass muscle, build muscle fast, build muscle mass, build muscle quickly, build muscles, building muscle

or if i do 2 columns in exel where one column is the keyphrases and next column is the commas it'll look like this:

build mass muscle ,
build muscle fast ,
build muscle mass ,
build muscle quickly ,
build muscles ,
building muscle ,

Subject said:
Use excel.
In first column, you put keywords, second column put the comma or any string.. like, replace1 etc...

Then ctrl+A and copy the whole data to a notepad file..
You will also see some spaces between columns,
just use notepad replace function (ctrl+H) and put the string with space and hit replace it with comma..

Done..

Edit: just remembered, this will give you a result in each paragraph.. not in one line..
So, in this situation, I will use any html editor also..
Just put the whole replaced data to html editor's design view,, (dreamweaver for example)
Then in the html view, just replace <br>

Kid Shaleen · Apr 2, 2010

In almost any good text editor (google for a portable one):

search "end-of-line character"
replace with "comma" "space"

You might need to turn on a switch for "regular expressions" if the editor uses something line "\n" (newline) or "\r" (return) for the end-of-line character. Wikipedia can introduce you to regexpr if you're not familiar with them; just remember you only need to learn a few and don't have to memorize the whole article.

newmoney · Apr 3, 2010

tanay46 said:
one way i can think of(im sure there are more) is copy it to microsoft word. then go to find and replace. in 'find' go to special characters, and there will be one called paragraph mark or something. In replace type: ', '
Basically replace the new line symbol with ', '

OP this method works very well.

1) copy it to microsoft word. (2003)

2) then go to find and replace

3) Click more - then you will see special character option.

4) go to special characters, and there will be one called paragraph mark,
select it.

5) In the replace box, type in ', ' (without quotes)

6) then run it. Bam! like magic.

cheers.

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