This "how to" assumes you have Fatty installed and your modrewrite/htaccess working.

It can be used for other stuff, with a few simple alterations.

1 Go to our Keyword Converter and enter your list of keywords:
http://dombom.com/cgi-bin/convert.cgi

2 Once the results are done, "view source".
You should get results like this:

<a HREF="http://http://www.dombom.com/cgi-bin/searchbomb.cgi?keywords=bull+dog";>bull dog</a>
<br>
<a HREF="http://http://www.dombom.com/cgi-bin/searchbomb.cgi?keywords=german+shepard";>german shepard</a>
<br>
<a HREF="http://http://www.dombom.com/cgi-bin/searchbomb.cgi?keywords=collie";>collie</a>

3 Copy source into Textpad.

4 Find: ( In Textpad: SEARCH=>REPLACE )
www.dombom.com

Replace:
www.YourDomain.com

5 Find:
cgi-bin/searchbomb.cgi?keywords=

Replace:
(nothing, leave replace field BLANK!!!)

6 Find:
+

Replace:
-

7 Find:
">

Replace:
.html">

That's it! Paste the links into skins, web pages, blogs, etc.

It only takes a minute or two and remember, each link actually creates a page!

Again, once you have Fatty installed and the modrewrite working, all you need to do to create pages is to create links...And you can create tons and tons of links in minutes using the method above.

Kurt,

Just a quick question, when you put a load of links pointing at your site, i'm presuming that the page is not created until the link is followed. So when a spider visits your site and follows the link will this generate the page? or will the small delay mean that in effect as far as the spider is concerned it has tried to follow a broken link?

If the spider sees this as a broken link, it will obviously have a detrimental effect on rankings in a search engine, so would it be worth running zenu link sleuth or similar, which I guess would help to get all the pages generated?

Thanks

Mike

Hey Mike,

I don't know if links are active to start with, but I usually run down and click them to make sure.

I though zenu link sleuth only checked for broken links.

Does it do more, like activate them too? Or do you still have to go in and fix them when it finds broken links?

Mary

Hi Mike and Mary...

When an SE spider visits, that will trigger the page to be generated, just like a real human clicking on the link.

The one drawback is that the first time a link is followed, the page will take longer to load, as Fatty needs to go out and gather the info. It then stores this info in caches, so the next time it can build the pages much faster.

In your admin, set the cache to 60-90-180 days. This will keep your pages loading fast. The trade-off is, Fatty won't update any changes during this time.

Hello,

I am trying to experiment with making both static pages and bulk links to them, as well as these dynamic pages that searchbomb creates.

Well, I don't have searchbomb in my list of bombs and tuelz. And I'm pretty sure I bought most of these back in the day. Is there anyway to even find this searchbomb anymore? Also, I really like the way searchbomb automatically creates the text links. Are there any tuelz/bombs that can search a directory of html pages that I made in Pagebomb, then create a list of static =
<a href="http://mydomain.com/keywords";>mykeyword</a> LINES that I can copy and edit to link to random or static silver pages in my site?

Then I want to use backers to have the next/back links. But mostly I'd just like to easily be able to have a program read either my keywords or html files and be able to convert them to keyword links. Since obviously the engines are weighing the keyword content of the internal links. I'm pretty sure I have all the tuelz and I "thought" I had all the bombs but I can't find a tool or bomb for this. Am I slow today?

LAST EDITED ON Nov-02-10 AT 07:39 PM (PST)
 
> I'm
>pretty sure I have all the tuelz and I "thought" I had all
>the bombs but I can't find a tool or bomb for this. Am I
>slow today?

Hi,

Searchbomb is just an old reference to a script that no longer exists. I just copied part of the first post to save me some typing.

Just substitute any dynamic script, like Fatbomb or other scripts...Sorry for the confusion.