By now you may have noticed that when you log in to SEO Automatic, you are offered the white label SEO Tools plugin to download, and that it no longer costs $997.

We have over 2500 free members, but not very many that are paying, and that’s perfectly understandable. As time has gone on, the free SEO tools that run in your browser have become simply amazing, and I think I need to really step up the value for those that are paying.

SEO Automatic is happy to be one of the co-sponsors of the fifth annual Purpose Inc. poker tournament that will be going on for Pubcon Vegas 2011,  and therefore, we’d like to invite SEO Automatic holders to attend the party.

Last year we developed a button for Excel that would let you simply select a column, press the button, and instantly all of the http:// urls became “live” so you could click on them.

Building links to your links has always been a key part of any advanced search engine optimization strategy. It’s one thing to get links in the first place, but it’s another to ensure that those links get indexed by the search engines.

If you’ve been less than impressed with Google Plus, you’re not alone. I was an early adopter, and while I share stuff once in a while, I honestly don’t use it all that often because I find it to be very inefficient.

A few months ago, I was looking for a way to hide content on a WordPress post or page, that would only be revealed after you got yourself a “Like”.

There was nothing available that I could find anywhere, and I promptly filed it in my “plug-ins we should make” file, and forgot about it.

Aside from internet marketing, I also have a local business as a webhost here in Portland and my business has been on Google Places for years now.

Thanks to this great tutorial that even a blind five year old could understand, I’m now completely clear on exactly what will enable Google to show pictures next to your search results.

One of our favorite plug-ins, one that we install for EVERY SINGLE WordPress site we build, is WordPress SEO by Joost de Valk.

However, we found that Joosts plugin was causing sites to fail the portion of our URL Checker test where our tool looks for the presence of an XML sitemap.