Generate Fast and Easy Misspellings of All Your Keywords

“Uncover Thousands Of Profitable Misspelled Keywords Instantly To Drive Tons Of Qualified Visitors To Your Websites!”


Xtreme Typo Generator is a freeware software utility allows generating the keywords which are intentionally mistyped or misspelled.

Xtreme Typo Generator

But, why use misspelled keywords?
If using mistype keywords does not make sense to you, then you have to reorient yourself and look at the issue from the different perspective. In fact, misspelled or typo keywords are as useful as those which are correctly spelled or typed. Many internet users mistype or misspell words or phrases in their search boxes. An SEO-smart website must also meet this fact and adjust to this reality.

About 20% of all searches contain keyword misspellings, and there are those which are more common. Webmasters can take advantage of these misspellings to use in his or her own website by adding them to the website’s keyword list. Having these misspelled keywords would actually raise the traffic and popularity of the website.

Allowing the misspelled words in the body of the article does not look too professional, but using misspelled keywords for labels and categories assignment does not harm the site, especially, if the list of the keywords is hidden.

Thinking of thousands of keyword combinations can be very time consuming and very draining. Double the effort and time, and you can probably make a short list of all the possible and common keywords in typo mistakes. That is why a tool like the Xtreme Typo Generator becomes essential.

What can Xtreme Typo Generator do for you?

• Create a list of thousands of misspelled keywords in just a few clicks.
• Up to 6 options for you to choose from on how to you want the keywords to be misspelled.
• Add your own keyword list in the software for more flexibility.
• Export in TXT file for easy reference later.
• Adwords keyword wrapper feature to easily prepare your Adword campaign.
• Organize keywords in broad, exact, phrase, lowercase and negative case.
• Saves you a ton of time, effort and spare you from spending thousands of dollars in competing for expensive keywords in the search engines.
• and much more…

Xtreme Typo Generator

Author: IM Soft Xtreme

Webpage: http://www.imsoftxtreme.com/typo-generator/

Download: http://www.imsoftxtreme.com/dl/XtremeTypoGenerator.zip

The Xtreme Typo Generator Utility is rated 4 of 5 on the RateItAll Rating list of the best free computer programs for the keywords generation. As of today, there are 22 utilities presented on the list. 

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Improving Blog Placement Optimizing Title

In one of my previous publications, I have presented a way to swap parts of the blog post title the way that the post name will go before the blog name, as it is setup by default in the Blogger templates. There are multiple advantages of this simple transformation, both from aesthetical and Search Engines Optimization point of views. Your posts will be less competitive in respect to each other for a descent space on the search page for the particular search items. It is always good to have your main keywords (introduced in your Post title) of a specific blog post at the start rather than placing your blog title at the start. The situation improvement is even more significant, if the blog post title is very long. The method offered was tested, and its works on my Blogger blog posts.

This time, I want to present one more way to reach the same, or almost the same outcome (the only difference is a separation sign between blog post title and blog title). However, there is always good to have a choice. This time, credit goes to BloggerTricks blog.

Let’s make the process more visual.

Before the trick:

After the trick:

How to change:

As usual, Sign in to Blogger » Layout » Edit html and find this line in the current blog template:
<title><data:blog.title/></title>

Now, replace that line with the following code:

<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == "item"'>
<title><data:blog.pageName/>
<data:blog.title/></title>
<b:else/>
<title><data:blog.pageTitle/></title> </b:if>

Save the Changes.
The method has been also tested on this blog, and it worked for me.

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