The back end of SEO Automatic has always been a stand alone application, but towards the end of the summer I began to get an itch to put it inside of WordPress.

Until Tuesday of this week, that wasn’t possible, but thanks to an amazing programmer, it’s up and running 100% smoothly.

A number of people have asked me, so here’s the deal on the tool… As those of you know who follow me on Twitter, SEO Automatic is being turned into it into a WordPress plug-in.

My original goal was to have it completed before Pubcon, but we barely had the tool working correctly by Halloween, and frankly just didn’t have time to fight with bringing it into WordPress.

A user reported two more bugs (that did use t obe fine).

First, she said that nested tables were showing as incorrectly present, and also that the height / width atttributes were present on a page but the tool showed otherwise.

Well, it’s broken - she’s right, and thanks Pam

Having a favicon makes your site stand out in someone’s web browser when they’re using tabbed browsing, making it easier for them to return. The favicon also shows up in the address bar next to your URL, and it will show up in their favorites when they bookmark your site.

This theme is a strange one, and today we’re cleaning up some of the issues that many friends have pointed out… Namely, that I don’t seem to have any eye for detail or concern for looking professional!

The more I use this automated SEO tool, the more little glitches I see that bug me. Besides making it better and adding more features, we need to be certain that everything here works as advertised. There are so many possible combiunations here, there we’re bound to have more tweaking.

i’ll start…

What other factors would you like to see here, and how can it be made more useful?

I always like to see a 404 check for broken links, both internal and external, but adding that here that would slow it down too much. Besides, Xenu is great, and as a free download, it really can’t be beat.

We’ve got just a little glitch going on, and as soon as you arrive at the tool page, the “loading” icon begins gyrating, but it’s really NOT loading. You don’t need to sit and wait.

We’ll get that fixed, but in the meantime, just type in the URL as usual, hit the button, and THEN it will actually load, giving you the results you need…

It’s late, and my programmer needs to go to bed. She’s been able to pretty much integrte the look of this WordPress theme into the tool, and although it’s a bit hard to read, the information provided is all still the same.

Everything should be finalized this week, and thanks for stopping by…

This was going to be the development blog, where we tracked changes to the program, tracked improvements, and posted user feedback while working the bugs out but it didn’t work out that way.