In previous Scribe tutorials we learned about content optimization and link building, using one of my gardening posts as our example. 
Today we’re going to work on keyword research. When I wrote my daffodil post, I didn’t use this module, because I knew exactly what I wanted to write about, and I knew Scribe would let me optimize my writing after it was finished. But what if I sold daffodil bulbs, and was looking for a new angle to draw in new customers and bring back repeat customers? Then the keyword research tool would come in handy. [click to continue…]
As I mentioned in the Content Optimizing tutorial of this series, there are three components to the Scribe SEO Plugin, keyword research, content optimizing, and link building. Today I am going to show you how the link building component of the Scribe SEO service works.
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Link building helps you connect your writing with other content on your website, as well helping you to find good websites to link to, or perhaps comment on, that strongly relate to your content. But you can’t link to content you haven’t created, so you can’t use the Link Builder until you’re written your content and optimized it.
After you have optimized your content, the Link Building module no longer nags you to analyze your content, but instead looks ready for action. The Link Builder module uses the keywords discovered by the Content Optimizer. When you click the Research button, you’ll see the following screen [click to continue…]
