randolph60
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- May 13, 2011
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At the moment I'm programming a "Resource Box/About me"-Generator and a part of it is a Keyword Variator.
Because the changes Google want's to do, i decided to release the "Keyword Variator" as a seperated part.
You find it at my Spintax Article Directory on the right hand side at the links.
It has three different options:
1. Add superlatives
This option set a additional string in front of the keyword and one after it. This will result into following:
Input:
keyword1
Output:
{{My|The} {favorit|hottest|most successful|most important|world best|finest|best|prettiest|friendliest|fattest|most perfect|most frequently visited|hardest|most perfect|most immense|most famous|}|} {keyword1} {Source|Internetsite|Website|Base|Site|}
2. Variate capital letters
This option will splitt every keyword into three:
Input:
keyword1
Output:
{keyword1|KEYWORD1|Keyword1}
3. Permute Keyword
This option is the most important in my opinion. It shuffes the different keywords in a line to all possibilities:
Input:
keyword1 keyword2 keyword3
Output:
{keyword1 keyword2 keyword3|keyword1 keyword3 keyword2|keyword2 keyword1 keyword3|keyword2 keyword3 keyword1|keyword3 keyword1 keyword2|keyword3 keyword2 keyword1}
So if you use the last example with all options, you'll get following string:
{{My|The} {favorit|hottest|most successful|most important|world best|finest|best|prettiest|friendliest|fattest|most perfect|most frequently visited|hardest|most perfect|most immense|most famous|}|} {{keyword1|KEYWORD1|Keyword1} {keyword2|KEYWORD2|Keyword2} {keyword3|KEYWORD3|Keyword3}|{keyword1|KEYWORD1|Keyword1} {keyword3|KEYWORD3|Keyword3} {keyword2|KEYWORD2|Keyword2}|{keyword2|KEYWORD2|Keyword2} {keyword1|KEYWORD1|Keyword1} {keyword3|KEYWORD3|Keyword3}|{keyword2|KEYWORD2|Keyword2} {keyword3|KEYWORD3|Keyword3} {keyword1|KEYWORD1|Keyword1}|{keyword3|KEYWORD3|Keyword3} {keyword1|KEYWORD1|Keyword1} {keyword2|KEYWORD2|Keyword2}|{keyword3|KEYWORD3|Keyword3} {keyword2|KEYWORD2|Keyword2} {keyword1|KEYWORD1|Keyword1}} {Source|Internetsite|Website|Base|Site|}
This will result in many different combinations for the anchor text.
Warning:
Because the permutation alghorithm can produce a large amount of combinations, there was a need to limitate the input. Otherwise it results in a hanging PC.
You can help me with the superlatives. Feel free, to post any suggestions, which i can include into the database.
It's splitted in the different sections:
Pre1: "My", "The"
Pre2: "favorit", "hottest", "most successful", "most important", "world best", "finest", "best", "prettiest", "friendliest", "fattest", "most perfect", "most frequently visited", "hardest", "most perfect", "most immense", "most famous"
Post: "Source", "Internetsite", "Website", "Base", "Site"
Beside the normal output, there's also a "line by line" output, which can be used for
url.com##{keyword} combinations (e.g. when using Excel).
So if you have any suggestion for it, let it me know.
Have much fun,
Randolph
Because the changes Google want's to do, i decided to release the "Keyword Variator" as a seperated part.
You find it at my Spintax Article Directory on the right hand side at the links.
It has three different options:
1. Add superlatives
This option set a additional string in front of the keyword and one after it. This will result into following:
Input:
keyword1
Output:
{{My|The} {favorit|hottest|most successful|most important|world best|finest|best|prettiest|friendliest|fattest|most perfect|most frequently visited|hardest|most perfect|most immense|most famous|}|} {keyword1} {Source|Internetsite|Website|Base|Site|}
2. Variate capital letters
This option will splitt every keyword into three:
Input:
keyword1
Output:
{keyword1|KEYWORD1|Keyword1}
3. Permute Keyword
This option is the most important in my opinion. It shuffes the different keywords in a line to all possibilities:
Input:
keyword1 keyword2 keyword3
Output:
{keyword1 keyword2 keyword3|keyword1 keyword3 keyword2|keyword2 keyword1 keyword3|keyword2 keyword3 keyword1|keyword3 keyword1 keyword2|keyword3 keyword2 keyword1}
So if you use the last example with all options, you'll get following string:
{{My|The} {favorit|hottest|most successful|most important|world best|finest|best|prettiest|friendliest|fattest|most perfect|most frequently visited|hardest|most perfect|most immense|most famous|}|} {{keyword1|KEYWORD1|Keyword1} {keyword2|KEYWORD2|Keyword2} {keyword3|KEYWORD3|Keyword3}|{keyword1|KEYWORD1|Keyword1} {keyword3|KEYWORD3|Keyword3} {keyword2|KEYWORD2|Keyword2}|{keyword2|KEYWORD2|Keyword2} {keyword1|KEYWORD1|Keyword1} {keyword3|KEYWORD3|Keyword3}|{keyword2|KEYWORD2|Keyword2} {keyword3|KEYWORD3|Keyword3} {keyword1|KEYWORD1|Keyword1}|{keyword3|KEYWORD3|Keyword3} {keyword1|KEYWORD1|Keyword1} {keyword2|KEYWORD2|Keyword2}|{keyword3|KEYWORD3|Keyword3} {keyword2|KEYWORD2|Keyword2} {keyword1|KEYWORD1|Keyword1}} {Source|Internetsite|Website|Base|Site|}
This will result in many different combinations for the anchor text.
Warning:
Because the permutation alghorithm can produce a large amount of combinations, there was a need to limitate the input. Otherwise it results in a hanging PC.
You can help me with the superlatives. Feel free, to post any suggestions, which i can include into the database.
It's splitted in the different sections:
Pre1: "My", "The"
Pre2: "favorit", "hottest", "most successful", "most important", "world best", "finest", "best", "prettiest", "friendliest", "fattest", "most perfect", "most frequently visited", "hardest", "most perfect", "most immense", "most famous"
Post: "Source", "Internetsite", "Website", "Base", "Site"
Beside the normal output, there's also a "line by line" output, which can be used for
url.com##{keyword} combinations (e.g. when using Excel).
So if you have any suggestion for it, let it me know.
Have much fun,
Randolph
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