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One of the most important pieces of the SEO marketing puzzle is a unique title for each version of content. It's pointless going to all the trouble of getting unique content, if all the titles are the same; it's an immediate red-flag that the content may be duplicate. And coming up with unique titles gets very difficult after a few hundred versions, let alone thousands.
Our software takes a comma-delimited list of keywords and auto-generates your titles for you; either as a simple text-list, or as a spintax-embedded {braces|construct} - ready for an auto-submission system. To get the best results, use 2-4 word-length phrases and use 'action/doing' words...
e.g. 'Fish Keeping,Aquarium Keeping,Aquarium Building,Building Aquariums,Aquarium Landscaping'.
How Many Titles (Max 5 For Demo) : Output as: {Braces|Spun} Block Simple Text List Unique Article Wizard¹ Text List
Our current standard data-set produces around 60,000 title permutations per keyword (so, 300,000 permutations from 5 keywords.) The premium data-set (for Premium members only) produces around 2.75 Million title permutations per keyword (so, 14M permutations from 5 keywords!)
Standard members can choose to build up to 100 different titles at one time and either have them output as a simple text list, or as a {braces|spun} block - ready to be dropped into any spinning submission system. Premium members can output 500 at a time. You can, of course, re-run page this for another set of titles!
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If you know SEO, then you'll understand just how important titles are for organic search-ranking; page-titles are hugely responsible for long-tail searches. And since Google's recent updates, 'mixed' titles have become more important than ever for getting content crawled and indexed. You simply have to use modifiers, prefixes and suffixes on all anchors and titles now, or the over-optimisation filters will permanently plague your results.
Originally, SEO entailed trying to use keywords and on-page title-text as close to the keywords you wanted to rank for as possible. This was why everyone was looking for high (and precise) keyword densities in their titles, anchors and content...
Over the last few years though, this has become more and more of a limit or 'control' rather than a target, as over-optimisation filters become easier and easier to trip, particularly with Google. On-page optimisation is nowhere near as important as it used to be - EXCEPT where you're obviously pushing content towards specific keywords. Google has got very good at working out when you're trying to optimise for specific keywords - and they can quickly penalise you when they discover it.
So... What do we need to do? Well, we still need our keywords to feature contextually, so it helps us rank for them, but we now have to add prefixed & suffixed 'modifiers' to expand the title sets out; keeping the central keywords constant, but blurring the edges of the keyword distribution curve.
i.e. if you're trying to rank for 'lose ten pounds', then your page titles and anchors need to incorporate that keyword phrase, but you want those 3 words to account for about 30-70% of the total keyword 'mass', with plenty of other words surrounding them to 'blur' the edges of the keyword groups. Natural link-building looks like this - it isn't overly concentrated on specific phrases, but there are common themes and keywords to the majority of anchor texts and contextual titles. You can read a little more on over-optimisation here.
One of the biggest mistake new internet marketers make, is the over-optimisation of keyword-rich titles and anchors.
¹The 'Unique Article Wizard' option limits titles to 65 characters in length, as this is the maximum that UAW will use. Beware that this option can dramatically reduce the overall number of title permutations. You need to be especially careful to use shorter keywords, as each extra character used effectively removes one that is available for title spinning.
