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I am interested in SEO, but I still am skeptic of the lucrative nature of it. Why is it that I have never encountered a site protected with a content locker (survey-based) myself if it is one of the best methods of CPA available for content? I mean, sure, there seems to be lots of people out...

I am now going to ask if there are any good commercial CMS packages out there for SEO. However, I understand that usually when you pay for a web app, it is M$-based. But I am curious, anyway. I am sure someone has concocted brilliant SEO Web software exclusively for SEO, unlike open source CMSes.

Why do people consider 100-500 word articles so advantageous? Is it better to have/split up lots of shorter articles on your SEO site than it is to have several longer ones? Are requests for shorter articles made out of cost considerations, or is there something statistically beneficial to it?

I have tried lurking here for a tad, and I still am not clear if PPV or Pay Per Impression really equates to "Pay Per Ad Load". Like in the olden times of the Web. Someone mind clearing this up for me?

Is there a preference out there for CMS in terms of SEO performance? In your opinion, how much does a site's visual theme within a CMS framework affect bottom-line cash-in-pocket performance?