A lot of SEOs out there make a living by doing all the tedious, mind-numbing busy work that most site owners can’t or WON’T do themselves.

But now, super-affiliate Mark Dulisse has FULLY AUTOMATED a CRITICAL but OVERLOOKED factors that can mean the difference between floods of free traffic and just a drizzle.

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When you drop this plugin onto your own WordPress site:

> Instantly capture ANY keyword phrase that Google sends you traffic for… whether you are TRYING to SEO on purpose or not…

> Automatically “tag” and link EVERY page or post you have that contains that keyword phrase, re-inforcing your on-site SEO (which Google LOVES)…

> Dynamically track how this automated plugin makes your rankings climb for keywords you didn’t even KNOW were bringing you traffic!

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Even if you don’t do ANY OTHER SEO at ALL, this plugin WILL improve your rankings and on-site SEO. Guaranteed! It’s like hiring an outsourcer to do the boring SEO busywork FOR you.

(I would say you’d get your money back, but this plugin is already FREE, so there’s NO REASON not to try this!)

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Check it out before it goes away!

Not two weeks ago I had a chat with someone (an SEO) about some online media buying and although the figures made an infinite amount of sense (6 figure monthly page views – prime location banner purchase for less than £90 per month!), he said, “but there is no SEO value from the banner link” (it was JavaScript)! Astonished, I spent the next hour arguing the case for buying the coverage, but it would seem that the majority of SEOs just don’t see the value of applying traditional marketing techniques to the web – they just don’t “fit” into the SEO mindset.

What is really bizarre though is that while the optimisation industry doesn’t see the value in some less search engine focused marketing techniques, they will pay a veritable fortune for paid links. The likes of ReviewMe (http://www.reviewme.com) change up to $250 for a single “review” (which is SEO speak for a plain text link not so subtly hidden in a purpose written article). One text link. One! Not just that, but a single text link on a new page that has no PR (and will maybe only will ever receive minimal PR filtered through from other page links)!

For that $250 (around £150) there are so many different options you could aim for. While a lot won’t have any direct SEO benefit, we still need to consider traffic and branding benefits.

$250 would allow me to buy banner advertising on a niche site / forum / blog for a limited amount of time. Depending on the type of site and its subject area you could be looking at a decent amount of traffic, enquiries and exposure – certainly enough to justify the cost.

An alternative would be to spend the money on a directory listing on a site such as TheBestOf (http://www.thebestof.co.uk) – £10 per month for a year and you get a full page listing (written by your local contact), an audio advert where you can pitch your service, inclusion in a high traffic site and a direct (SEO friendly!) link back to your site. A link AND qualified traffic – that’s like SEO Christmas!

Online marketing professionals do focus on SEO a lot and that isn’t a bad thing – it just isn’t the only thing and you should be looking to spend your budget wisely and spread your marketing scope.

Marketing Guy is an online marketing professional based in Edinburgh, Scotland. You can read more articles by Marketing Guy on his blog, Fused Nation