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April 18th, 2008 · 203 Comments

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One of the benefits of having a large staff is that they help me produce great content for my coaching clients… that makes my life much easier and it also makes it much nicer for my clients… my clients get help from my staff for free (well, not free if they are paying clients but then again… paying clients get a whole hell of a lot more of this kind of stuff as part of their deal).

One of “my guys”, Anthony Montalbano, has really learned how to tweak the hell out of the basic wordpress installation package.

I just tell him what I’d like wordpress to do from a “Get More Traffic/SEO” standpoint and he gets to work figuring it out and then makes it happen.

And then my other guys build sites with it, I test it, tweak it, and then tell Anthony what changes need to be made… and he gets to work on improving our SEO blog software for me… and my clients.

The really advanced version takes quite a bit more training and time to install (but is worth the extra effort)

So I had him put together a free (less complicated) version of my SEO Blog Software for readers of this blog and my mailing list.

I also had Anthony put together this step-by-step “how to install wordpress” tutorial and a short video for you.

Very Important! Don’t updgrade your current wordpress blog with our Free SEO Blog Software unless you are certain that your wp blog is an older version than ours.

Our Free SEO Blog Software currently uses wp version 2.5.1. So if your current wp blog version is greater than 2.5.1… do not update it with our Freee SEO Blog Software.

If you are upgrading an existing blog built with our Free SEO Blog Software… make sure you are upgrading to a newer version of the software.

Highly recommended that you install our Free SEO Blog software on a new domain unless you are an experienced user and are certain your current wp blog is a version older than 2.5.1.

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Tweaks

  • Optimized title tags.
    • Title tags play a key role in SEO, they take a strong precedence in telling the search engines the main content on each article.
  • Optimized meta-tags.
    • Meta tags tell search engines what the site is about and also determine what content will appear in search results. Creating proper meta tags for search engines, makes your site search engine friendly
  • Optimized URLs
    • The keywords found in the URL of a page are recognized by search engines. By automatically place keywords in the URL of every blog post increases its recognition.
  • Optimized XML Sitemap
    • A sitemap helps search engines properly spider and index your site. This makes it easier for content, new and old to be found on your site. Each time your sitemap is update, it notifies the search engines such as Google, Yahoo, MSN, and Yahoo.
  • Less Blog Posts per Page
    • By having less blog posts per page creates more pages of content for your site. This is extremely effective from, not only a SEO standpoint, but as a monetization strategy as well.

Increase Blog Traffic Tweaks

  • Extensive list of over 60 ping sites.
    • This will notify over 60 different ping servers every time you post new content… This is the cornerstone of Jeff’s “blog and ping” SEO strategy and is an extremely powerful way to grab the search engine’s attention very quickly.
  • Sociable Plugin
    • The Sociable plugin puts convenient buttons on each post which allows your readers to share the content of your site with popular social new sites such as Digg, Facebook, and StumbleUpon. Just one article on Digg’s homepage can increase your traffic tenfold!

Security Tweaks

  • Comment Moderation
    • This will automatically require administrative approval of all comments posted to the blog. Protect your blog from comment spam.
  • Akismet
    • Akismet protects your blog from trackback and comment spam.
  • Longer Administrator Password
    • Creating a longer administrator password makes it exponentially more difficult for a hacker to crack your blog.

This SEO blog package includes 5 SEO optimized themes to choose from. These themes will make your blog look much better than the default Wordpress theme.This tutorial assumes you already have you’re domain and a web hosting account, and that your web hosting account uses cPanel web administration.You must have a web hosting account to set your blog up.

If you don’t have one here’s a list of the ones I use and recommend:

Web Hosting Reviews

Here’s what you need to do to install your SEO highly optimized blog package:

To install this custom blog Wordpress package your web host needs a couple of things:

  • PHP version 4.3 or greater
  • MySQL version 4.0 or greater

1. Create a MySQL® database

a. Wordpress runs on a MySQL® database. If you already have a database setup, skip to Step 2. To setup a MySQL® database, first login to your site’s cPanel.

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b. Locate the MySQL® Databases icon in the grid of icons and click on it.

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c. To create a new database, type a desired name for the database in the field labeled New Database. The name should not contain any spaces or symbols in it. Click [Create Database]. (Save the database name for Step 2)

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d. The database has been created. Click [Go Back].

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e. Now that you’ve created a database, you have to add a user to access it. To add a user, locate the Create Users section and type in a desired username and password. Make sure to use a long cryptic password. Click [Create User]. (Save the username and password for Step 2)

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f. The new database user has been created. Click [Go Back].

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g. Now that you’ve created a database user, you have to link the database user to the database. To add the user to the database, refer to the section labeled Add Users To Your Database. Select the user you just created in the drop-down box labeled User. Select the database you just created in the drop-down box labeled Database. Click [Add User To Database] at the bottom of the section.

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h. You’re done creating the database! You will use the database name, username, and password you just created in this step, in Step 2.

2. Download the SEO Optimized Wordpress Package.

a. To get a Free copy of the SEO Optimized Wordpress package go to http://www.undergroundtraininglab.com/main.php and signup to receive the free software.

b. Confirm your email address by clicking on the link in the email sent to you.

c. Read the instructions in the 2nd email on where to download the package.

d. After you have downloaded the package, extract it to your desktop. (If you do not have any extraction software, download and install WinRar here)

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3. Setting up the Configuration

a. Open the wordpress folder you extracted from the download.

b. Locate and open the wp-config.php file in your preferred HTML editor. (If you do not have an HTML editor, you can open it in Notepad.)

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c. Enter your MySQL database name, username, and password that you created in Step 1 in the appropriate fields. Save the wp-config.php file.

4. Uploading the Blog Package.

a. Open your FTP client and upload the entire contents of the wordpress folder to the location where you want your blog. (If you do not have a FTP client download and install Filezilla here)

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5. Install Your Blog

a. Open your web browser and navigate to the location you uploaded your blog package. The installation screen will appear with a form similar to the one below.

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b. Type in the title of your blog and enter your email address of the administrator of the blog. (Make sure the email address is correct, because your blog’s password will be emailed there.)

c. Click on the button [Click Here to Install SEO optimized…]

d. Save your blog’s Username and Password and click on [Log In]

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e. Type your Username and Password that you got from your previous step in the login screen and click [Log In].

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f. After logging in you should be brought to your blog’s Dashboard similar to the screen shot below:

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g. Finally you need to verify that your permalink structure has been updated properly. To do this click on [Settings] in the top right corner, then click on [Permalinks]. Scroll down to the bottom of the screen, if you do NOT see the message below then the permalink structure has been updated properly.

If your .htaccess file were writable, we could do this automatically, but it isn’t so these are the mod_rewrite rules you should have in your .htaccess file. Click in the field and press CTRL + a to select all.

h. If you do get the message above you have to change the write access levels of the .htaccess file in the root directory of your blog. To do this, go back to your FTP client and right-click the .htaccess file and choose File Attributes. Type in “666” for the Numeric Value and click [OK].

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i. Repeat step g. to verify that the error message has gone away.
j. Finally, click on [Visit Site] in the top left of your Wordpress Dashboard to see your newly installed blog!

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k. Your new blog should look similar to the one below:

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l. At this point you have successfully completed the installation of your new highly customized SEO Wordpress blog!

Future tutorials will show you how to optimize your blog by changing the design, adding new SEO techniques, and showing you how you can make money with your blog. Now its your turn to write some high quality content and enjoy your new customized blog!

Keep checking this blog for more tutorials just like this one and be sure to download my

Free SEO Blog Software

Enjoy!

Jeff Johnson

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203 responses

  • 1 marina // Apr 21, 2008 at 9:11 pm

    Okay Jeff,
    Please do accept our appreciation for your fantastic software, and we are putting it to work this very evening. Sleep can take a hike for now.

    In the meanwhile, a few questions:
    1) we do need a domain name, yes?
    2) we do need a host account, yes?

    We are not “techies’ at all hence those somewhat silly questions. Just making sure that we are on the same page as the instructions video, which however made no mention of those points.
    And it must be said that the installation video is easy to follow and therefore highly commended.

    In a word, we are–hooked.
    Very best regards Jeff,
    this is marina & alice.

    Jeff Johnson says: I’m glad you like it.

    We’ve had fantastic luck generating free traffic with it.

    And, yes, you’ll need a hosting account and a domain name.

    I recommend several on my other blog:
    Web Hosting Reviews

    And for domains I use, and own:
    AllYouCanEatDomains.com

    Be sure to read this post about choosing the right domain name:
    Top 10 Domain Names Dos and Don’ts

  • 2 Brad // Apr 21, 2008 at 9:43 pm

    What if you already have wordpress installed? can i just upload all the files over the olds ones to make it work? (except the config.)

    Jeff Johnson says: Technically speaking you can, but you’ll have to know how to reconfigure everything since we’ve customized the crap out of this one to be search engine friendly.

    So I’d suggest you simply use your SEO blog software package on a new domain, or in a new sub-directory of an existing domain; create a new blog installation.

    I’ll see if this is something we’ll have time to cover during the live webinar.

  • 3 richard // Apr 25, 2008 at 10:39 pm

    The video shows a spot for a MySql name and password. Do I need to purchase a MySql account also? I’m not familiar with this.

    Jeff Johnson says: Mysql is free with most linux hosting accounts. And you’ll need a hosting account with mysql to use the SEO blog software package.

    Here’s a list of web hosting companies that I use and recommend:
    Webhosting Reviews

  • 4 charlene // Apr 26, 2008 at 11:10 am

    Hi Jeff,
    I have a blog but it was created with blogspot.com not word press. Is it possible to use this software that you offer with a blogspot.com? If not, is there a way to convert all my exsisting blog to word press? I have 3 years worth of info on my blog, but like that your software is seo friendly.

    Jeff Johnson says: There is no “easy” way to migrate one blog platform to another (there are solutions but they all have issues).

    My advice is to simply start a new blog using the Free SEO Blog Software .

    As I tell my clients… everyone in every market needs more than one website and one blog to effectively compete in the search engines. I’m not talking about spam, I’m simply talking about maintaining individual niche blogs that serve your overall market; use unique content on each blog and link between them.

  • 5 Tamar // Apr 27, 2008 at 8:37 am

    Thanks for the software. I’m used to installing WP via Fantastico on my Cpanel so I’m not familiar with setting up the MySql database first.

    What does that involve?

    Thanks in advance
    Tamar

    Jeff Johnson says: Here’s a free video tutorial that shows how to create a mysql database in cpanel:
    create a mysql database in cpanel video tutorial

  • 6 Mike // Apr 27, 2008 at 1:36 pm

    Hey Jeff,

    i just installed my SEO blog successfully,as soon as i get in it says “Hi, congratulations on your new SEO optimized blog”
    From jeff johnson on your customized blog is successfully installed.

    then below it says “Wordpress Development Blog” Wordpress2.5.1, a new version is available with a number of bug fixes.

    I dont know how to update this also if i updated this version will it effect the original SEO optimized blog software which you gave me as this new version is just an updated normal blog? Please correct me if im wrong.

    Should i install the “most popular plugins” like google sitemaps, wp2tumblr and photo droper?
    if i should, how do i do this? do i just ftp to the existing folder where the seo blog is located?

    Jeff Johnson says: wordpress issued that update this weekend and my guys have already updated our SEO wordpress installation package wth it.

    However, that will only affect any new SEO blogs you install going forward; it is only for insalling new blogs… it doesn’t upgrade old ones.

    You can update your existing one by hand but please remember to back it up before you update anything.

    If something breaks, simply revert back to the old version and leave well enough alone.

    Sorry, but there are thousands of wordpress plugins… we have no way of knowing how they will “interact” with our SEO blog installation.

    I generaly ignore updating my old blogs as long as I can… as long as it “ain’t broke” I don’t bother fixing them.

  • 7 Tamar // Apr 28, 2008 at 5:22 am

    Thanks Jeff.

    That’s a neat little site with a bunch of good How To Use Cpanel videos on it.

    Good one.
    Tamar

  • 8 Dan // Apr 29, 2008 at 8:39 am

    Hey Jeff / Team,

    Can you recommend anyone to build blogs using your software, so i can bang a couple out to follow your concepts over the following weeks?

    Email me direct if required.

    With an ecommerce only background, i’m interested in getting these blog sites shakin’.

    Cheers
    Dan

    Jeff Johnson says: On May 15th my new coaching club opens up. Part of that deal will be… my staff builds optimized blogs and mini networks for you. Stay tuned!

  • 9 Lorne Leahan // Apr 30, 2008 at 10:22 am

    Hi Jeff,
    Thanks for the information on SEO. I tried to install the SEO for WP, followed the youTube installation video.
    When I enter the url to my SEO blog, it comes up with your blog page. I enter my name then the url of my site, click on your wide button then get the following error message:
    HTTP Error 404 – File or directory not found.

    I tried it a few times, googled the error, no luck.

    Any help would be appreciated.
    Regards,
    Lorne

    Jeff says: I’m not sure what you mean by “enter my name then the url of my site, click on your wide button…” but…

    We just added new step-by-step written installation instructions here:
    SEO Wordpress Installation Instructions

  • 10 Angie // May 1, 2008 at 2:56 am

    This is seriously an absolute joke and a ridiculous waste of time and space. Thanks for wasting my downloading for nothing.

    Jeff Johnson says: I really don’t know what to say to this except my customized version saves time on installing and updating several plug ins I’ve found useful, and it has 7 themes built into it that are much nicer than the standard versions.

    And unlike most “plain jane” themes I allow people to remove my links.

    We’ve even pre-configured the plug ins to save you even more time once you install it; you don’t have to go in by hand and make dozens of the necessary changes I normally recommend.

    It saves most people at least an hour or two of their valuable time.

    But if you are an experienced user that can hack your own blog installation routine, hack the themes, and hack the plug ins then I understand it isn’t as useful as it is to those people that just want a quick and easy way to install an upgraded version.

    Not to mention the installation help we’ve been providing those that need it.

    Plus most people will find value in the live webinar and video tutorials we are hosting to support the proper SEO use of the software.

    Thanks again for giving it a try.

  • 11 David Dwight // May 1, 2008 at 4:46 am

    Hi Jeff,

    Firtsly I want to say thanks, I just signed up for your free software.. Jeff I have a couple of questions here I hope you don’t mind answering..
    1. Your blogs that use the software look great, my big question is where does the great content come from? that has to be one of the biggest problems to overcome.
    2. What pays best the adsense or affiliate schemes.

    Thanks Jeff.. Regards David

    Jeff Johnson says: Thanks for the feedback!

    The content comes from RSS feeds and data feeds.

    My sites use my software
    Affiliate Traffic Machine Pro

    But there are free plug ins available that you could hack together to get it to work.

    The best money for most people will come from selling adspace and/or links on their network of blog sites.

    I’ve been offered hundreds of dollars to place links on blogs that are only a few weeks old.

    But if that’s not an option adsense tends to be pretty much equal to the affiliate sales on most site.

    Some markets like plasma tv and digital cameras tend to do better with other affiliate programs (vs adsense) due to the higher level of commissions paid once you make the sale.

    But not always.

    That’s why we always monitor the sites and see what programs are making us the most money.

    IF one makes more than the other… we cancel the loser ads and run with the winning ads (affiliate program/adsense,e tc)

    We use openx to rotate the adsense and affiliate banners on the sites. It’s free and works great.

  • 12 Attila // May 2, 2008 at 10:02 am

    Hi Jeff,

    How do you promote these sites? Are they part of a bigger network of yours?

    thanks,
    Attila

    Jeff Johnson says: Most of these types of sites are set up as “stand alone” sites. We don’t agressively cross link them together but we do drop an occassional link to the new sites in the same markets, but on different servers.

    Our promotion is to build social media profile pages on sites like squidoo, hubpages,etc.. that funnel incoming links and traffic to them, social bookmarking, etc.

    Our total promotion time is somewhere between 10 and 30 minutes.

    Once we find one that is gaining traction we will go back and spend more time promoting it.

    We also submit them to directories, but we use a dirt cheap service for that. The one I use is SEO directory submissions

    You could also just search google for “seo directory submission” and look for a service to do it for you.

    I also outsource “commenting’ on them (not my Jeff Johnson blogs, just these SEO blog software type sites that are designed to grab free traffic); the engines like to see comments so I pay people 5 cents to post keyword rich posts to my site.

    And if I’m starting one as a membership site I’ll pay people to join and start posting pictures, videos, forum posts, etc. This really jumpstarts the traffic to new membership sites!

  • 13 Brad Dixon // May 3, 2008 at 1:20 am

    Hey I just ftp’ed all the files and overwrote everything, but my previous posts and everything were still visible in the new site. WOW! Cool

  • 14 Jason // May 3, 2008 at 6:27 pm

    Hi Jeff
    It’s nice to “re-connect” with you after first seeing you on my Traffic Secrets DVD’s and following you ever since. Since then I’ve always wanted you on my “team” of essential advisers as I build my Internet presence.
    I’ve only recently had a website, blog and forum built for me and need to do a lot of work on them before I start promotion.
    I just read an e-mail from you and clicked-through to your blog page and have now downloaded your SEO software. Now, I’m not strong on the technical stuff yet so it would be wonderful to be able to pay someone to install your blog software on my hosting site. Luckily, I’ve only done a few posts on my blog so wouldn’t have a large migration issue. So, do you know someone who I could pay to get me set-up or should I wait until May 15 for your new coaching club?

    Jeff Johnson says: Sorry, but I don’t know anyone that does that type of work.

    But I’ll see if my guys can put together a tutorial that shows you how to do it yourself.

    I’m not promising anything… we are gearing up for the big day and my guys may not have the time until after we launch.

    However, it does seem like something others could benefit from so we’ll see what we can do.

  • 15 JJ // May 4, 2008 at 2:13 am

    Hi Jeff,

    How many blogs (using your blog software) can we put on one domain? For example, can I do this:

    http://www.mydomain.com/blog1
    http://www.mydomain.com/blog2
    http://www.mydomain.com/blog3
    http://www.mydomain.com/blog4
    http://www.mydomain.com/blog5
    … and so on?

    If each of those blogs were to be pinged everyday from that one domain, would this cause the search engines to consider it as spam and deindex the entire domain and all of it’s blogs?

    Or should I just put one blog on one domain?

    Thank you for your wonderful software and for sharing your knowledge.

    Jeff Johnson says: Glad you enjoy the info!

    I normally keep the number of blogs on a site to 2 or less for many reasons.

    The search engines don’t care how many blogs you have, all they care about is the content.

    But if they ban one blog on your domain chances are they’ll ban the entire domain.

    But the ping services will block your IP (domain) if they receive too many pings from it.

    And if they block your IP address from pinging you lose a lot of the “blog and ping” search engine benefits.

  • 16 Mike // May 5, 2008 at 2:46 pm

    Hey Jeff,

    The first time i installed your SEO blog software it worked like magic, my website traininglab.cashdreamzs.com indexed almost immediately but when i logged in to my wordpress back office it said please upgrade to the new wordpress software, then i recieved an email from you saying that “Wordpress has upgraded heres your new SEO software” so i uninstalled the previous one and installed the new one with the link in the email you sent me and did it successfully, and with this new software i wrote a lot more than what was installed in the first SEO WP blog and 3days later my page is still not indexed by google. even when i search the Address it self no results show. Did i do some thing wrong? here is the address again traininglab.cashdreamzs.com

    (edited by jeff)

    Jeff Johnson says: First, You should always import the old database after installing the new free seo blog version in order to “keep” the settings and such.

    Your site is in the google index, but there is only one post on the blog so you can’t expect to dominate the engines quite yet :)

    It’s also very, very important that you find incoming links for your new pages. Be sure to follow the social bookmarking tutorial I posted for you.

    Second, I see several problems from a search engine standpoint and installing it over the old one may have caused them.

    1. Your root domain has nothing in it. The spiders will view your root as “under construction” and may not index the subdomain the blog is in.

    Put up a index.html page that at least links to the blog subdomain.

    2. your linking structure on the new blog is all wrong; the permalinks are screwed up.

    Your post “best traffic generation” has a permalink of http://traininglab.cashdreamzs.com/1/blog-successfully-installed/ instead of being named after the post.

    According to my guys… here’s how you can fix it.

    ” his URL to the post is such because he edited the first post that the installation posts. He would have to change the permalink tag (known as the post slug in Wordpress) as well, or delete that post and start a new one. The URL tag of each post is determined upon the initial posting of that entry. If he changes the content of the entry you would not want to change the URL. So yes, even though the content is different, the post slug is the same.”

    3. You also left the genreic tag link “just another jeff johnson customized wordpress weblog” on the site.

    THat should be a keyword rich title related to your site’s theme.

    4. it looks like my guys duplicated the links to my sites by accident in the new installation package. Feel free to remove a few of them.

    The new package wasn’t meant to be installed over the old one. I’ll be sure that is clear in the instructions going forward.

    But in the meantime… only use the free seo blog software to build new blogs… do not update your old ones until we put together a tutorial on how update safely.

  • 17 Jeff // May 5, 2008 at 6:47 pm

    Hi Jeff.

    Thank you so much for making all this material available to us to try for free. I’ve blown so much money over the years on products that didn’t do anything worthwhile (but sure sounded good in the sales letter!).

    I’ve run into a problem in the installation and I’m hoping you can help me figure out how to fix it:

    I installed all the files you made available for download, making only the alterations in the wp-config.php file as stated on the video tutorial. When I try to access the admin section, I get this message:

    “Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress”

    Any idea what went wrong? I installed every file and I didn’t make any changes to any of them other than the config file.

    Thanks.

    Jeff

    Jeff Johnson says: Glad you like the software!

    As for your error… that is a hosting account specific error.

    Your hosting provider needs to make some changes for you that are way beyond the scope of this blog.

    Here’s a thread about the problem:
    http://wordpress.org/support/topic/164959

    Here is a list of hosting accounts we use and recommend:
    Web Hosting Reviews

  • 18 Bill // May 6, 2008 at 12:02 am

    Can I use fantastico to create a blog, then upload your package and have it overwritten and work?

    Jeff Johnson says: really no need to use fantastico if you are going to upload mine other than it creating the database. And we cover that in the tutorials on this blog so why bother with fantastico… creating a database takes less than 2 minutes and then you won’t have to worry about upgrade issues.

  • 19 Barry Friedman // May 6, 2008 at 2:47 am

    I am getting an error after installation:
    Error establishing a database connection

    When I create My SQL Database it is adding my account name (getoutof) to my database, username, and password.

    Example:
    I create database ‘debt’ and it creates: getoutof_debt
    I create username ‘treo’ and it creates: getoutof_treo
    I create password ‘runner’ and it creates: getoutof_runner

    I have modified the wp-config.php as instructed with the three fields with and without the added account name and I am getting the issue either way.

    Any suggestions? Thanks.

    Jeff Johnson says: it is quite common for a database name to be changed the way that you mention. Have you checked with your webhost for a solution? Each host is different and your error is too generic to give me clues as to what may be wrong.

  • 20 Barry Friedman // May 7, 2008 at 1:05 am

    Hi Jeff,

    I see you are using this theme digg-3-columns-10″ which isn’t one of the templates we can choose from with this software you provided. Is there a reason you are using one as an example that isn’t included? Can we download and use that one and still get the SEO results you are claiming?

    Also, I am googling digital camera reviews and even reviews on some of the models on your site and I don’t see your site on the first 5 pages.

    What am I missing?

    Thanks.
    Barry

    Jeff Johnson says: The digital camera reviews blog was built last fall for clients attending one of my seminars.

    The theme used was just one my guys found and put up.

    We created training tutorials based on that blog.

    We showed how to set up your ad servering network, install the blog, the plug ins, etc.

    The entire process was documented in a live video for my clients.

    Installing the ad serving software, installing the blog, customizing and intalling the theme, finding the rss feeds and data feeds, creating the widgets, adding adsense, etc took an entire 35 minutes.

    Before I went public with it the site was getting several thousand page views a day by 500 unique visitors a day.

    And several others built for that same group ramped up to several thousand visitors a day in the first month.

    They aren’t money sites by design.

    I don’t capture email on it, but you should.

    We built it because my client’s need a way to get some free traffic with as little work as possible.

    If they want more traffic they were taught how to get it.

    These types of sites are great feeder sites.

    You put them up and you walk away.

    You can sell banners in your network on them.

    You can sell links on the sites themselves.

    You can add links to your own money sites and treat them as your own mini-network of incoming links instead of paying hundreds of dollars a month to join one of those link networks that are so popular these days… the problem is that if you use a public network for your links… everyone knows where those sites are and when they leave the network they can turn it into google and the links are worthless.

    Build your own and you are much better off.

    And it only take a few minutes a day.

    There are 1500 pages listed in google for the example site.

    And it has consistently averaged 500 unique visitors a day before I released its domain to the publicl; now it get thousands.

    We don’t actively promote it.

    And we spent a total of 35 minutes building it (could have saved 10 minutes if we didn’t install a new ad serving network at the time).

    If you wanted to make this a “money” site all you’d have to do is have your outsourcing agent subscibe to your rss feed.

    And everytime a new post came in they’d be notified of it, and they could go to work promoting each and every post on the site to increase the individual rankings.

    One thing to remember, though, is that you can’t choose the keywords or the content for the posts on these sites if you use rss feeds to build them on auto-pilot like we do.

    you are stuck with the words given to you by the feeds.

    If you want to dominate one particular phrase you should have complete control of all the content being added.

    That way you control the title tags, the category names, the “tags”, the post titles, the content in the posts etc.

    But that takes a ton of time and should only be done for your main money sites.

    Use sites like this to make a few bucks, and build an incomoing links network for your money sites.

    Or sell the sites you build like this… I’ve seen people build and flip wordpress sites for $250, $500 or more.

    And they only take minutes to build and then you can just walk away and let it age in the engines.

    Believe me, a site that is aged in the engines that is in a highly competitve market is worth thousands with or without traffic and/or sales.

    Some of my clients and friends make thousands a month just building sites with free software like this and selling them, or selling links on them, or they get paid for SEO work and they use the free sites to increase the traffic to their client sites by providing high-quality incoming links to the client site. If the client stops paying, they simply remove the links and sell them to the next person.

    Lots of way to make money with them.

    I’m just trying to keep it as simple as possible and that’s what the free seo blog software is all about; it’s easy to install, has dozens of custom hacks in it, several proven plugins, installs very easily in a pre-configured way, and saves hours of time for those that aren’t wordpress experts.

    And the tutorials to install them are quite popular.

    I’ll be adding more seo training soon.

    But hey, it’s free and the people who use it appreciate the work we are doing.

    Hope this helps.

  • 21 Dan // May 7, 2008 at 3:27 pm

    Hi Jeff,

    I’ve followed everything in installing the software but I got this error message, “Error establishing a database connection.”

    I’d appreciate your help.

    Thanks,
    Danny

    Jeff Johnson says:

    Here’s what my resident wordpress guru says:

    “That’s an error from Wordpress saying that it cannot connect to the database information he provided. I would advise him to recheck his database information in the wp-config.php file

    A couple reminders:
    Did you grant access to the database for the username? (The username must have access to the database)
    Did you make sure the database location is correct? (The database location has to be correct, typically ‘localhost’)
    Is the database on the same server as the blog installation? (The database and blog must be hosted on the same server)

    From there he would have to correct his database issues. This error is prior to the blog installation.

    ~Anthony”

    If that doesn’t work please contact your hosting account for help with the database configurations.

  • 22 Chas // May 8, 2008 at 8:48 pm

    For connection problems I just delete the wp-config file. Then I connect and it builds a new one. Likely a tiny typo is the problem.

    Also I set my post per page at 100. I find longer pages seem to rank better than short.

  • 23 Samuel // May 9, 2008 at 6:18 am

    What if I already have all these seo-friendly plugins on my wordpress blogs, is it worth upgrading to yours or should I just stick with mine?

    The whole list of plugins I use, are in my link.

    Jeff says: I wouldn’t if you already have them properly set up and configured.

    Just keep an eye out for the training materials and use them on your souped up blog and other sites.

  • 24 Super Shuttle // May 9, 2008 at 11:24 am

    Hi,
    I just installed your blog, my question is:
    What do we do with the wordpress api msg you get after installation?

    Thanks,
    Steve

    Jeff Johnson says: Is there any kind of an error message? My guy tells me you shouldn’t be seeing an api msg.

  • 25 jason ciment // May 9, 2008 at 8:05 pm

    can i just install wp 2.5 and then copy over your plugins and themes or did you make changes to the core system too?

    Jeff Johnson says: My guys told me they made code changes to something so I would say “no, you shouldn’t do that”.

  • 26 Steve // May 10, 2008 at 2:20 am

    Jeff,

    I guess your video must be on YouTube, to which access is banned in my country. Is there a down -loadable version of the video.

    Steve

    Jeff Johnson says: Sorry, but all of the videos are youtube. Which specific ones are you referring to? Maybe we find a work around for you.

  • 27 Luis // May 10, 2008 at 5:32 am

    Hi,

    Thanks for the software.

    I have several blogs in different niches put together by programs that was so called optimized for the search engines but nothing comes close to what you have provided.

    I will definetly be re installing the sites using your software.

    I will keep you updated.

    Thanks again

    Luis

    Jeff Johnson says: The software itself won’t help if you pick the wrong market, or don’t promote it the proper viral way in the engines..

    Spending more time on my traffic strategies and internet marketing philosophies will result in much more traffic than the software alone.

    Browse the blog for content and watch the Jeff Johnson Videos

  • 28 qoopoo // May 10, 2008 at 4:28 pm

    hi jeff

    I had subscribe on your mailing but didnt receive the SEO Optimized Wordpress Package
    what can i do? or do I need to wait till the system schedule for sending

    thanks

    Jeff says: If the instructions below don’t help simply click the “Contact Us” link at the top of this page and they’ll hook you up.

    “You must confirm you request to receive your free information.

    Here’s how to confirm your request:

    Go check your inbox for an email with the subject line “Response Required: Confirm your request for Jeff Johnson’s seo blog software and training emails”

    Once you find that email just look or this line “CONFIRM BY VISITING THE LINK BELOW:” and click it.

    Once you do that I’ll send your free seo blog software and training videos right over.”

  • 29 frann // May 10, 2008 at 8:03 pm

    If any of the people who are having the “Error establishing a database connection” problem are on Dreamhost, it may be that they haven’t specified the mysql database location correctly – on most hosts that would be ‘localhost’ but on Dreamhost it is ‘mysql.yourdomain.com’

  • 30 Lynn Zingel // May 10, 2008 at 8:41 pm

    I have subscribed to your mailing list: also confirmed the email sent to me; but have not received your SEO Optimised Wordpress Package.
    Many thanks.
    Lynn

    Jeff Johnson says: Sorry, the download email should have arrived immediatly after you confrimed your request to be on my mailing list.

    Please click the “Contact Us” link at the top of this page and they’ll take care of you.

  • 31 Kristine // May 11, 2008 at 4:36 pm

    HI,

    I have installed software from scratch on
    http://www.stemcells.3dsolutions.info (subdomain)

    It gives me that errow:

    Warning: main(/home/krisd/public_html/stemcells/wp-includes/compat.php) [function.main]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/krisd/public_html/stemcells/wp-settings.php on line 202

    Warning: main(/home/krisd/public_html/stemcells/wp-includes/compat.php) [function.main]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/krisd/public_html/stemcells/wp-settings.php on line 202

    Fatal error: main() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘/home/krisd/public_html/stemcells/wp-includes/compat.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /home/krisd/public_html/stemcells/wp-settings.php on line 202

    There is NO line 202 in wp-settings.php

    Could you help please?

    Kindest,
    Kristine

    Jeff Johnson says: I’ll run it past my tech guys and see what they say.

  • 32 Marv // May 11, 2008 at 11:29 pm

    Hi Jeff,

    Thank you for the software. Quick question: How do I make a bank new blog look like it’s been around for a while? In other words, add “past content”…is there such a thing? Also, is there a way to add entries from other blogs?
    For example, say I create a blog about Mobile Technology and I find a great blog entry on another blog (i.e. engadget.com) about a new laptop. Is there a way to enter that story in my blog manually or automatically? Thanks Jeff, looking forward to your training. -Marv

    Jeff Johnson says: we use pre dating of posts, rss feeds, pr releases, etc. Along with some hacks and plugins. I’ll see what we can add about that.

  • 33 Ross // May 11, 2008 at 11:58 pm

    Jeff,

    In one of your responses you mentioned you pay to have keyword-rich comments posted.
    Which company would you recommend?

    Thanks.

    Jeff Johnson says: mturk.com

  • 34 Jules // May 12, 2008 at 3:45 am

    I’m getting this error when trying to run the directory of the seoblog on the internet…
    What should i do? All I’ve done to the file is open using dreamweaver making the necessary changes and then saving it.

    “There doesn’t seem to be a wp-config.php file. I need this before we can get started. Need more help? We got it. You can create a wp-config.php file through a web interface, but this doesn’t work for all server setups. The safest way is to manually create the file.”

    Please check the turorials at:
    http://www.undergroundtraininglab.com/category/wordpress-tutorials/

    http://www.undergroundtraininglab.com/49/getting-started/

    I those don’t help please submit a help desk ticket by clicking the “contact us” link at the top of this page.

  • 35 Angela Wickenberg // May 12, 2008 at 3:52 am

    Hi Jeff,

    Thanks for the software. One question before I get started. I know you wrote that you do not update older blogs, but I would like to update two blogs I have in Semiologic Pro. Is this software similar to that? I haven’t updated my blogs since last fall. Upgrading in Semiologic entails paying $250 US every year… (didn’t think of this when I bought it).

    Also, are we allowed to install the software on more than one domain?

  • 36 Jules // May 12, 2008 at 4:26 am

    I’m also getting the API message; there was no error message

    Akismet is almost ready. You must enter your WordPress.com API key for it to work.

    Please check the turorials at:

    http://www.undergroundtraininglab.com/category/wordpress-tutorials/

    http://www.undergroundtraininglab.com/49/getting-started/

    I those don’t help please submit a help desk ticket by clicking the “contact us” link at the top of this page.

  • 37 Xserve2 // May 12, 2008 at 4:29 am

    you probably opened the file and deleted or added something in there – just go back to your original wordpress files and replace that file – It says line 202 as it has gone right through you file looking for a closing tag and hasn’t found it – Common problem in any PHP coded page

  • 38 Bendz // May 12, 2008 at 7:51 am

    Hi

    Thanks for the software.

    Nice tutorial.

    :-)

  • 39 John // May 12, 2008 at 8:01 am

    Jeff,
    Thanks for this terrific time-saver.
    I’ve installed everything as per the instructions, into a folder – “blog”.
    However, when I try to navigate to:
    http://www.toptipshere.com/blog/

    I get the following Error Messages:

    Warning: require(/home/toptipsh/public_html/blog/wp-includes/compat.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/toptipsh/public_html/blog/wp-settings.php on line 202

    Fatal error: require() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘/home/toptipsh/public_html/blog/wp-includes/compat.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /home/toptipsh/public_html/blog/wp-settings.php on line 202

    I see that this error is similar to a previous email and I look forward to your Tech guy coming up with the solution.

    Meantime, thanks you and your staff for this great piece of software and for any help you can provide.

    Kind regards,

    John

    Anthony says:
    We’ve recently added a comprehensive FAQ’s section and a resolution to your problem can be found here: http://www.undergroundtraininglab.com/faqs/

  • 40 Shawn // May 12, 2008 at 12:33 pm

    Hi Jeff, before I hadd the software to my new blog that has only a few posts in it, I need one piece of instruction.

    I put all of the WP files in a folder on my domain called /moneyblog. Now to log into the blog they have to type the full path of the domain
    http://spikeyoursales.info/moneyblog.

    How can I make it so all the user has to do is type http://spikeyoursales.info and they are at the blog. Once I figure that out, then I’ll install the seo software.
    Thanks

    Jeff Johnson says: serach google for 301 redirects or 302 redirects and you’ll find the necessary code.

  • 41 James // May 12, 2008 at 4:53 pm

    i have installed and upload the files but when i go to the web browser and put in the url nothing happens. i put in http://www.mydomain.com/wordpress/ is there something else i need to be putting in

    Jeff Johnson says: Please contact your hosting account provider or consult the video tutorials here:
    http://www.undergroundtraininglab.com/index.php/category/wordpress-tutorials/

  • 42 Brett Smith // May 12, 2008 at 10:05 pm

    If I can add this to the “wish list” then I would really like to see a related posts plugin that would link to related blog posts to help keep posts out of the supplemental index.

    ~Brett
    http://www.FreeTrafficBigProfits.com

  • 43 Hans // May 13, 2008 at 5:42 am

    After posting to the blog I get a 404 error. None of the posts will show. Any solution to this problem ?

    Anthony says:
    We’ve recently added a comprehensive FAQ’s section and a resolution to your problem can be found here: http://www.undergroundtraininglab.com/faqs/

  • 44 John // May 13, 2008 at 8:21 am

    I was interested to know why the links have a number in them instead of just the post title, is there some reason for this for better rankings? Or could I change this in the permalinks without any problem?

    Thanks,

    John

  • 45 Tanksalot // May 14, 2008 at 3:11 am

    Asking what might be a blindingly stupid question: Do I have to upload the software each time I want to create a new blog?

    Anthony says:
    Yes, you would have to upload the software, to a different location (directory or domain) for each new blog you want to create.

  • 46 Ina // May 14, 2008 at 12:26 pm

    I don’t know if this comment got through last time, but I seem to be experiencing an issue with the SEO Blog Software that no one else has listed here.

    I got the software installed ok, even managed to edit the CSS and customize one of the templates. However, the permalinks don’t seem to be working correctly. The only setting the permalinks will work on is the default wordpress setting. If I try to change the setting, I get a message that says I need to update the .htaccess file. If I change the setting to anything other than the default wordpress setting, I get a 404 Not Found error. I imagine this is no good for SEO…if the permalinks can’t work, then how will the RSS be able to work?

    That file seems unwritable (I cannot edit PHP with anything I have), so how do I go about updating that? Or is there an easier way to set the permalinks up so that the titles of my posts can be included in the permalink (for SEO purposes)? Help would be greatly appreciated!

    -Ina

    Anthony says:
    We’ve recently added a comprehensive FAQ’s section and a resolution to your problem can be found here: http://www.undergroundtraininglab.com/faqs/

  • 47 Jay // May 15, 2008 at 9:53 am

    This is great stuff – keep it up dude

  • 48 Verne // May 16, 2008 at 9:31 pm

    I thought the undergroundtraininglab.com launch was supposed to be on May 15. Has it been delayed? When will it be launched? And how much will it cost?

    Jeff Johnson says: demand was too high. we had to upgrade our membership site servers and our help desk servers plus rethink our offer.

    Our new date is June 3rd for the masses, and possibly earlier for a limited few.

  • 49 Tony- Residual income Artist // May 17, 2008 at 4:19 pm

    Fantastic! Well done to Jeff and his team!
    Followed the instructions and voila! all worked perfect.

    Thank you very much!

  • 50 Mike Cunningham // May 19, 2008 at 12:47 am

    Well my biggest problem is Wordpress! What about Blogger? My hosting provider won’t support MySQl since their deal with SUN. As you know wordPress requires MySQL, so I’ve been using Blogger, and I sorta like it. I post on lots of other sites that aren’t WordPress either, mostly on the Ning network.

    thanks for listening

    Mike

    Jeff Johnson says: I started out using blogger and found wordpress to be much more flexible and effective. My advice is find a host that supports mysql and set up a wordpress blog.

    Recommended web hosts

  • 51 Mike // May 19, 2008 at 12:04 pm

    Thank-you so much for the time and effort needed to supply all this information at such a low cost!! Unheard of. My question:
    I FTP’d the files directly into my public_html/NewDomainName.com folder on my server after creating a new database. How can I confirm I have the SEO Blog software?

    Thanks again and staying tuned.
    Mike

  • 52 JJ // May 19, 2008 at 8:16 pm

    Feedback: I’d love to hear more about how you use RSS feeds or free content or datafeeds or AutomaticTrafficMachine to “automatically” build your blogs. And how to use web 2.0 sites to build micro-sites and mini-networks to create your own network of incoming links.

    And when is the Undergroundtraininglab supposed to be launched and how much will it cost?

    Jeff says: Launch day had to be moved to June 3rd so we could handle the demand. Price is still up in the air. thanks for the interest

  • 53 Jason M // May 20, 2008 at 1:36 pm

    Hi Jeff,
    Many thanks for your info! You are awesome!
    Just a quick question. I have install the software successfully, do I need to change some settings in order to have it search engine friendly or can I just starting posting good content?
    Jason M

  • 54 Jeromy // May 21, 2008 at 3:01 am

    Hi Jeff and team,

    Great package you guys have put together! And perhaps just in time.

    I have been having problems with my Word Press install. I paid someone online to build a site for me. I did this before I knew much about conducting such a task. Since then, I have discovered how easy it can be to build a web page. But, there are still some challenges…
    I am not sure what has happened, but my current word press install at http://www.hillbillydirect.com was never completed by the fella I paid to do it. I quickly started to learn Word Press and started trying to edit/finish it. I installed some additional plugins and tried a few themes (all from Word Press site). My comments were working for the first while, but I have noticed in the last week that it no longer is and the previous comments aren’t there either. Working with WP Support didn’t get me far. I was told to reinstall Word Press.

    So this is where your package comes in. I would like to maintain my content, I know there isn’t a lot yet, but it has taken time to develop and I would like to save it. I guess the typical way to do this would be to back up the database. But I am not sure if that will work in this instance because the database says that WP_comments has crashed and is unrepairable. So backing up would probably save that error?

    What is the best way to start fresh with a new install, using your word press package when I have an old/existing install on my domain?

    What is the best way to save my data if my database is potentially damaged?

    WP support said to just copy the text.

    I use netfirms.ca as a host. I have been told they are not very good, but besides this problem, I have been happy with them. I have 6 months remaining on my term and no funds to purchase a different hosting package at this time. But is Netfirms.ca a good host?

    Jeff and team, I would very much value your time and comment/assistance with switching/reinstalling WP using your free Word Press Theme Package.

    Regards,

    Jeromy

    Jeff Johnson says:

    Please read our FAQ page for help:
    Answers to your Frequently Asked Questions

  • 55 Donnie // May 21, 2008 at 3:29 pm

    Jeff, thanks for providing both the software and the tutorials. While I’m an experienced web developer who is intimately familiar with both the design and technical side of building & installing sites, I lack the knowledge and experience of SEO and getting traffic quickly.

    I’ve installed this on my test server and playing around with it, and I am learning a lot – and I especially appreciate the Traffic-Getting Jumpstart™ Master Plan – awesome post! I will be upgrading my real site tonight and going through your tips.

    I really have to hand it to you and your team for making it easy for guys like me.

    Is there a limit to how many of our sites we can use this free version on? (within reason, obviously) I have many sites that can benefit from this.

    And by the way, if you guys need custom music for your vids…hint, hint… ;)

    Thanks again, and kudos.
    –Donnie Christianson
    Posertrax.com
    Music & Sound FX for Videos, Web Sites, and Broadcast

    Jeff Johnson says:

    Use it on as many sites as you’d like :)

    Please read our FAQ page for help:
    Answers to your Frequently Asked Questions

  • 56 doing fine until step 5 // May 21, 2008 at 4:15 pm

    doing fine until step 5…starting to use the “S” word alot here. BUT perhaps it is because I registered the name and then went ahead and built the site without verification. I hope so……Jeff, it seemed so great up until that point.
    Colin

    Jeff Johnson says: Please read our FAQ page for help:
    Answers to your Frequently Asked Questions

  • 57 Colin // May 23, 2008 at 11:57 am

    Hi Jeff, That was my comment about step 5, and got it easily fixed. I didn’t unpack the folder when using the ftp. My host fixed it up for me in a sec.
    Now I’m on to tweaking and customizing! Thanks for making all that so easy!
    Colin

  • 58 Dog Training // May 24, 2008 at 3:39 pm

    Thank you for all your tutorials. I had to dig for Database stuff but found it afterall.

    Your conference call the other day was great.

    Question:
    In the future do you think its possible to give a tutorial on openx and any tweaks?

    Thank you.

    Anthony Montalbano says:
    We have some great tutorials and tweaks on using OpenX, but this is available to Jeff’s coaching club only. Jeff will announce soon his offers on how you can get tutorials how to use OpenX along with many other tutorials we have.

  • 59 D Dean Hall // May 24, 2008 at 8:35 pm

    Jeff,

    First thanks for the cool setup, you guys have put a lot of time into this and I’m certain the back end will pay off wekk for giving this away free. Who else would give away this kind of value.

    I have been through the FAQ’s and scoured videos but haven’t found an answer for this:

    Akismet is almost ready. You must enter your WordPress.com API key for it to work.

    where/how/huh? do I find, get or generate an API key? the aksimet plugin is active but what now?

    Also:

    There is a new version of Google XML Sitemaps available. Download version 3.1 here or upgrade automatically.

    and:

    captcha and sociable both have upgrades available, should I upgrade (will not lessen your optimization right?)

    Thanks in advance for any help and many thanks again for this package.

    Anthony Montalbano says:
    Your Wordpress API Key is found within your Wordpress.com account. Here is a tutorial from Wordpress that shows you where and how to get your Wordpress API Key: http://faq.wordpress.com/2005/10/19/api-key/

    As for the plugin upgrades, yes, you can upgrade your blog plugins without obstructing the current configurations of your blog. This can be done using Wordpress “update automatically” feature or by manually downloading and reuploading each plugin to the wp-content/plugins directory of your blog.

  • 60 mo // May 25, 2008 at 11:30 am

    Jeff, I have installed the blog at http://www.ibrokersystem.com/index.php but my admin password is not working and the reset of password is also not working. Is there any way I can fix it some files in CPANEL? or how do I fix it? Thanks.

    Anthony Montalbano says:
    Check to make sure that you grabbed all 15 characters of your password. The password generated uses symbols as well as letters and numbers. Make sure you have only 15 characters from the generated password, without any spaces before or after. If you entered a valid email on installation of the blog you should have the password emailed to you. If you may have lost that password and your email was not valid, you will have to re-install the blog software.

  • 61 Jules // May 26, 2008 at 12:35 pm

    Jeff,
    I’m a total idiot about web sites. I have a Yahoo Small Merchant website which I had built for me. Can this blog be used with a Yahoo Site? Where does it pop up? Do I need to create a separate page for it? I’d love to take advantage of it as I need to some how, some day (soon) appear on the search engines. My site is 45 days old and I only come up with you type in my url :^(

    Jeff Johnson says: Sorry, but I don’t know if yahoo merchant stores allow for installation of the software.

    But even if they don’t you would simply install it on another hosting account and use it to jumpstart the traffic and increase the rankings of your yahoo store.

    I believe I discuss that in the viral video tutorial (you don’t need video to use the techniques)

    Here’s a list of hosting account we recommend:
    http://www.undergroundconfessions.com/hosting/

  • 62 Mike // May 26, 2008 at 4:12 pm

    I’m getting very frustrated wasting my time trying to get your blog theme to work. I have never inserted a mysql database for any of the wordpress themes I’ve uses which is dozens and dozens.

    I keep getting website cannot display. This is not a very user-friendly theme to say the least.

    Anthony Montalbano says:
    This is not a theme, this is a customized installation of the Wordpress blog. This is the complete blog package, not just a theme.

  • 63 Anti // May 28, 2008 at 4:19 pm

    I do not see my blog posts anywhere, pinging is not working I guess. Because not one single post have appeared anywhere. I have followed the installation exactly and no pings have been sent.

    Jeff says: Believe, the software works…. I have used it every day for the past 4 or so years to grab free search engine traffic.

    Make sure your site isn’t “banned” from engines.

    Or make sure your server isn’t sending out false headers such as 301s or false 404s.

    And make sure you didn’t accidently set the blog to “private”… that would tell the serach engines not to index your site.

    And check your .htaccess file and your theme template and make sure someone hasn’t inserted no index directives in them.

  • 64 Matt // May 29, 2008 at 7:56 am

    Anthony and/or Jeff,

    If I installed the SEO Blog about 2 weeks or so ago (today is 5/29 btw), should I be using the “new” updated SEO Blog download links that were provided in the “a little bad news and a ton of good news” email dated 5/25 from you guys??

    Unsure how to go about re-installing every time an update comes out and whether a completely new install is necessary?

    Was this an update or just another email stating that the SEO Blog software is still available?

    Isn’t there an easier way to implement any new features that you guys might come out with besides a completely new install? Confused fo sho. Let me know, please and thanks a ton.


    Jeff Johnson says: This particular update involves much more than just adding a plug-in; it completely streamlined the installation process plus it streamlines the post-installation tweaks even more.

    That means you really can’t just add add a plug in to replace it.

    However, you can add anything you’d like to your existing installation so rather than replace the old ones simply add plug ins that you find on the web.

    Just be sure to always use the newest version when building new blogs.

    And here’s the video tutorial on upgrading your blog

  • 65 Melissa Taylor // May 30, 2008 at 9:40 am

    If you use Movable Type or WordPress, you can download the free, open source plugins for your blog today. Today we’re providing plugins for TypePad AntiSpam that work with Movable Type versions 3.x and 4.x, or with WordPress versions 2.3 or 2.5. And as of today the release candidate version of the upcoming Movable Type 4.2 includes the TypePad AntiSpam plugin built in.
    You can read the entire post on antispam[dot]typepad[dot]com/blog/

  • 66 Craig Hesser // Jun 2, 2008 at 8:06 am

    Hello,

    A long tortuous success story…

    I tried to install the blog with an earlier version, 0.9 (located at blog-01.jimmycraigaffiliatepage.com) and now with 1.2a (located at blog.jimmycraigaffiliatepage.com). I get the same error message with both after uploading before I get the initial wordpress screen:

    “Error message HTTP 500 – Internal Server Error. Possible reasons:
    - the website is undergoing maintenance
    - the website has a programming error”

    I tried the directory index fix from the FAQ but that didn’t change anything.

    I can see with the FTP that the files are there in the root directory where they should be (except the .htaccess file which the FTP doesn’t read – but it’s there also, I can see it in the Fantastico-equivalent program). I know the “connection” with the Internet works, because I had a place-holder there before, and I took it out before I uploaded the blog files.

    I have a different version wordpress blog installed (but not really functional yet) on the system, but it is on a different domain and uses a different SQL data base (located at blog.good2004.biz – a nice template!). That tells me (1) it should work, and (2) there shouldn’t be any conflict between the two.

    My host’s Linux control panel is similar to the C Panel, but not identical. I can change permissions (tried this with the .htaccess file – didn’t help) but that doesn’t seem to be the problem here.

    My pc operating system is in German, but I don’t think that should be a problem (the host system is in US-English).

    I tried uploading the files a second time (takes more than 30 minutes with my low-speed ADSL) but with no improvement. Is it worth while to install the same blog as the (successful) one on the other site and then try to modify it? I’ll sleep on it…

    Next day…

    In the wp_config.php I changed the secret phrase from the standard one and changed the database prefix from wp_ to aa_ -> got different response “no connection to database” (note: used “wp_” for the blog that’s already installed – there is one “master” sql database for my complete account!)

    Gave dba priviliges to the database user -> no change (were already as dba except for name)

    Changed dbhost name from “local host” to the specific name/address => THAT did the trick!

    Wow! Finally!! :D

    Craig Hesser

  • 67 Mark // Jun 2, 2008 at 11:40 pm

    That really saved me a lot of time…and I mean a lot…

    Thank you.

    I look forward to putting it to use

    -Mark

  • 68 Jason M // Jun 5, 2008 at 4:55 pm

    Hi Jeff,
    Here are two question which I really need some answer with. I have install the software successfully, do I need to change some settings in order to have it search engine friendly or can I just starting posting good content?
    How many posts can I make each day before I raise any red flags with the ping services??
    thanks,
    Jason M

  • 69 Susanne F // Jun 11, 2008 at 12:12 pm

    Hello,

    In the download package I see none of these folders:

    wp-admin
    wp-content
    wp-includes

    please try again.

    Is my zip file corrupt?

    Thank you

  • 70 Snorrisig // Jun 12, 2008 at 7:00 pm

    Hi Anthony Montalbano,
    Everything has worked fine for me in the installation. But when I installed your upraded version and then installed a plugin that allows me to receiving automatically unique content to my wordpress I get this error messages: Warning: file_get_contents(): URL file-access is disabled in the server configuration in /home/content/s/n/o/snorrisig/html/gettopsecretcarsecret.com/articles/wp-content/plugins/unique_articles/unique_articles.php on line 41

    Warning: file_get_contents(http://www.uniquearticlewizard.com/plugins/wordpress/version.txt): failed to open stream: no suitable wrapper could be found in /home/content/s/n/o/snorrisig/html/gettopsecretcarsecret.com/articles/wp-content/plugins/unique_articles/unique_articles.php on line 41

    I had it installed in the previous version you put out and it worked fine, then in the new and better version you put out I do exactly the same installation and I get this error please help!!!
    best regards,
    Snorrisig

  • 71 thomas // Jun 16, 2008 at 5:18 am

    Hello Jeff.
    I could find an answer to this question, but not sure if I just missed it.
    I already have a wordopress blog at http://www.salon.nyah-beauty.com/blog, which I have made our own design on plus changing the language everywhere to danish, so I wanted to know if it is possible to do tha things you have done in your version by hand?

  • 72 dean // Jun 20, 2008 at 5:51 pm

    Hi I tried loading the blog software to my root, as a folder of my main site. Keep getting a 404 if I type in my website and location of folder. When I type it in under the html extension I get theparent directory and “Error establishing a database connection” on the WP link of the parent directory. What am I doing wrong?

  • 73 dean // Jun 20, 2008 at 6:21 pm

    Hi, tried uploading the seo blog, and keep getting this message=”Error establishing a database connection” and a 404-Internal Server Error==what am I doing wrong?
    Thanks, Dean(I loaded the software in a folder under my root directory as http://www.mywebsite.com/blog
    Ignore this if it is second post,wasnt sure if first one went through

  • 74 ernesto // Jun 21, 2008 at 2:14 pm

    Hi Jeff,

    How do you get rid of that banner that says
    More Traffic
    More Leads
    More Money
    in the sidebar?

    Thank you

  • 75 Marlene // Jun 27, 2008 at 2:25 am

    Whoops. Did it again. The problem is that the “submit comment” button comes before the security code space.

    In case that means my message gets wiped without being read, here we go again….

    Thanks Jeff for your praiseworthy generosity in giving the seoblog package and training free.

    My accompanying question is one I hope you’ll humour me concerning…. Does the numeric value for the file attributes in the .htaccess file HAVE to be 666? I have an aversion to that number. It doesn’t seem to have bothered anyone else who’s left a comment here, but it bothers me.

  • 76 John McCain Junior // Jul 1, 2008 at 1:55 pm

    video is going too fast!!!
    what do you mean by database?
    & what the heck is ftp?
    how can I go from opening wp-config with notepad & then open ftp?!? when I don’t where it is!!!

    Jeff Johnson says: I’m sorry but it sounds like you need the entire training course that is in the paid membership site. However, the site is currently closed to new members.

    I’ll be sure to email everyone when some seats open back up.

  • 77 Beezy // Jul 1, 2008 at 3:52 pm

    Hi Jeff

    How Can I start a new blog with MySQL, PHP & cPanel, I am new to creating blogs!!!
    So please start with the basics.

    PS: I wanna know if blog is a good way to start affiliate marketing

    Jeff Johnson says: I’m sorry but it sounds like you need the entire training course that is in the paid membership site. However, the site is currently closed to new members.

    I’ll be sure to email everyone when some seats open back up.

    and yes, blogs are a great way to get started in affiliate marketing… that’s how I got my start.

  • 78 Sam // Jul 2, 2008 at 8:00 am

    Hi there

    I got started with a blog with some help.

    The site I signed up with first had a free WordPress blog, but I wanted to move it over to another host.

    I am getting some help to move it, and it becomes the front portal for my clothing dropshipper http://cafepress.com/igotthemusic

    I did find a cool tool which I posted up today on 2 July at http://igotthemusic.com – which is the blog.

  • 79 ahma // Jul 4, 2008 at 1:37 pm

    success, success and once again success

  • 80 Joseph // Jul 17, 2008 at 11:30 pm

    Amazing product!

    I created a Blog this afternoon, and within three hours the site was indexed by Google.

    And this was without content or a single Blog post.

    See for yourself…

    http://www.sitebuilderblog.com

    Without a doubt, everyone should get this product.

    Joseph Chmielewski

  • 81 ElementalUnity // Aug 4, 2008 at 1:56 am

    Hey Jeff…

    Was wondering if you could help me in locating my API key. I believe I am doing it wrong, wordpress is trying to set me up with a whole new account.

    Thanks for the help
    –JIM

  • 82 Daniel J. // Nov 15, 2008 at 5:21 am

    Hello Jeff,

    Wow…..You are the MAN!! Thanks for giving me so many ideas and now I’m trying to put them in action. I downloaded the SEO Word Press blog package, but I seem to not be able to get it working. I watched the tutorial and read the steps. I am using 1and1 as my hosting company. I downloaded FileZilla too. This might sound stupid, but do I need both? I tried several different ways to get it working. I do have registered domains also. Sorry for the bother….just was excited to see it in action! Thanks in advance for the help!

    Jeff Johnson says: Sorry, but just about every probelm we can actually help with has been covered in our FAQ section of this blog. Other than that I’d suggest contacting your hosting company.

  • 83 Daniel J. // Nov 15, 2008 at 4:59 pm

    Hello Jeff,

    Fantastic!! You are the man. The info you put out is phenomenal. I just want to say a Big Thanks!!

    I am having problems getting the to Seo word press blog set up though. I hate to take your time, but I am getting a 403 Forbidden error when I go to my domain name. I uploaded the package to my domain…Host: my domain Username:FTP user name and password…I changed the MSQL in the WP-Config file to my Database name, username ,password, and host name they gave me when I set up a database. I am using 1and1 for hosting. In the video tutorial it says go to where you uploaded the package, so I try to go to my domain and I get the 403 error. Hopefully you can follow all that…sorry if it’s confusing….Any suggestions? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.

    Daniel J.

    Jeff Johnson says: We’ve helped hundreds troubleshoot the software so I’d bet your solution can be found in our FAQ (on this blog).

    Other than that 1and1 should be able to help; 403 errors could be caused by server config problems, fixed with htaccess file hacks, etc.

  • 84 Lucas // Nov 20, 2008 at 7:48 pm

    I think wordpressdirect.com is better

    Jeff Johnson says: wordpressdirect is not free, mine is.

    I’ve never used wpdirect but I’ve been told my free seo blog software is very similar… but it’s comparing apples to oranges.

    My Free SEO Blog Software is free and has been proven to work by tens of thousands of people, including me.

    Choose the one you’d like to use.

  • 85 Bob Blick // Nov 21, 2008 at 4:46 pm

    You have got to be kidding me!!! Jeff – This software is the cat’s meow. I cannot believe I installed this and now don’t have upload plugins – activate them – find a theme — dude! Thank you. I will not remove the link back to you as you deserve to have that on every blog that uses this software!

  • 86 Mike // Nov 22, 2008 at 2:34 am

    HI Jeff,
    Thanks for the free software…..I already set up a word press blog for my site but have posted on it yet…..should I get rid of the first blog and then set yours up or just set it up anyway?

    Thanks again……..I love this trend of giving away stuff….it’s helping me big time, cuase I have no money (yet)

    Jeff Johnson says:

    If you haven’t posted anything, you may want to update it with the free seo blog software.

    Here are some tutorials that will help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

  • 87 Ian Smith // Nov 22, 2008 at 4:37 am

    I use interspire templates which already have a blogging facility included.
    It pings weblogs, syndic8 technorati and feedburner

    Is it worth downloading the software?
    If I do will I lose what I’ve got, or do I put it in another directory, and if so where?

    Jeff Johnson Says: The ping list has very little to do with the SEO traffic-getting customizations of my Free SEO Blog Software.

    However, if you already have a domain set up with a special package I wouldn’t updgrade it unless you really know what you are doing.

    Just install mine on a new domain, or a new sub-directory of your current domain.

    Here’s some tutorials that will help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

  • 88 John // Nov 22, 2008 at 7:07 pm

    Hi Jeff,

    I have installed Free SEO Blog but only get index message in browser.
    http://www.dogtraining.directdirections.com.au/

    Hoping you can help.

    In the past I have installed WP using Fantasico with no problems, yours seems more difficult to newbies like me.

    Cheers,
    John

    fantastico installs it easy, but it does’nt install the plug ins or pre-configure the SEO options like our Free SEO Blog Software

    Looks like you did a bad install.

    Here are some tutorials that will help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 89 christian // Nov 22, 2008 at 9:32 pm

    I have this error trying to install wordpress:

    Error establishing a database connection

    I created a new database, a new user and assigned this new user to the database. I then granted all privilege to this user.
    The I ftped all the files to a subfolder on the domain.
    Then urled the adress and I have the error message:
    Error establishing a database connection
    I go to the phpMyadmin and there is nothing in the database i created. No files, no tables.’

    Can you tell what I am missing here?

    Please.

    Christian.

    Jeff Johnson says: Your hosting provider should be able to help with database issues, please contact them or consult our FAQ and tutorials section for answers:

    Personally, I’d check with the hosting provider first before tyring to figure it out on my own… that’s what we pay them for :)

    Here are some tutorials that will help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 90 Andy // Nov 23, 2008 at 2:53 am

    Hi,
    Yes… too damn late. Well almost! I have just spent two weeks updating my 18 websites and putting a new blog on each of them. but this makes it look so much easier. I think I’ll set up some more websites to take advantage.
    Cheers

  • 91 Scott // Nov 24, 2008 at 11:12 am

    I am getting the following message:

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/adobeacr/public_html/aboutsaunas/blog/wp-config.php:1) in /home/adobeacr/public_html/aboutsaunas/blog/wp-admin/install.php on line 21

    Is this a permissions error or something else?

    Thanks,

    ~SG

    Anthony Montalbano says: Have you tried to re-upload the blog software? Occasionally we see that some files get uploaded corruptly and a simple -reupload fixes the problem.

  • 92 Austin // Nov 24, 2008 at 7:10 pm

    Nice WP install and good to see replies to comments are ongoing.

    One question, should I upgrade to version 2.6.3 using the dashboard?

    Thanks,
    Austin.

    Here are some tutorials that will help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 93 oliver // Nov 24, 2008 at 8:11 pm

    This saves time even if you previously used fantastico. The built in MODS save time.

    How can I get the blog to auto add content ?

    Is their a free way?

    How about a free keyword based rss auto poster?

    Great Job !

    Jeff Johnson says: Here’ our free solution
    yahoo pipes rss content

    We have even better auto-content tools and training in my coaching club ;)

  • 94 Terry Retter // Nov 24, 2008 at 9:44 pm

    Has the tutorial for using the SEO Blog software with an existing blog?

    My blog use theme, plugins and wigets from Semiologic Pro and I am not sure if I want to change a lot of this. However, I am interesting in becoming much more SEO efficient. So the things I read about this software seem to make it very interesting.

    yogiwan

    Jeff Johnson says:

    semiologic is similar to my Free SEO Blog Software, both are much better at getting traffic than the standard wordpress installation is.

    But I wouldn’t try to mix and match anything with a semiologic theme; the plugins may not be compatible.

    I’d try testing mine out on new domains and see if you like it.

  • 95 smarts // Nov 25, 2008 at 4:16 am

    -seoblo-
    - undergroundtraininglab

    Can some one please help me set a blog…I don’t have a domain…hope some out there got too many domain, all I ask is just one free domain..

    Thanks and a Merry Chriastmas to all.
    smart
    smartsolution marketing

  • 96 Scott // Nov 25, 2008 at 11:23 am

    Ok, first I tried the upgrade, no good. Then I deleted everything, uninstalled the current blog and then followed all the directions exactly but still ran into an issue. I cannot log into the admin. I get to the login, put in the correct info but then get a blank page. I guess it wasn’t meant to be. Good luck to the rest of you.

    Anthony Montalbano says: It’s difficult to pinpoint the exact problem that you maybe having. Did you try to go directly to the wp-admin URL and see if it shows? If you were trying to upgrade your blog and your blog package was newer than 2.5.1, it would more than likely cause some errors because currently our free SEO blog package only covers up to 2.5.1. I’m sorry to hear that the free SEO package was not of help, but I do hope that these few comments help give you some direction in answering your errors. We hope to release a new version of the free software very soon.

  • 97 Scott // Nov 25, 2008 at 4:31 pm

    I tried to install the custom wordpress on another provider and I get the same problem. I login and just get a blank page…

    Jeff Johnson says: Please contact your hosting provider or…

    Here are some tutorials that will help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 98 Vanessa // Nov 25, 2008 at 6:12 pm

    I am trying to install the program, but I am having difficulties with it. I don’t really know what to do with the SQL. It is asking for IP address. Also, after you install it, what is the database name, it did not ask me to put in a database name, so I don’t know what to do figuring this thing out. Please help me. I’ve been trying for hours already

    Jeff Johnson says: Sound like you need to view our videos or contact your hosting account for help, that’s what you pay them for so make sure you take advantage of their help desk.

    Here are some tutorials that will help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 99 Denny Lauritsen // Nov 29, 2008 at 5:11 am

    Hi Jeff,

    Thanks for the SEO Blog Software. I haven’t installed it yet as I’m still researching keywords. I wish to get as much Google love as possible.

    My question is does Google favor matching url’s with the blog’s “Title” like they do with websites?

    What about using a – (dash) in the url and title. Does this carry any “weight” either way?
    The reason for this is the hit counts for the same four keywords is much greater if seperated by a dash, (two strong two word keywords, as opposed to one four word keyword.) The difference is huge, using the dash being better.

    This “could” make a big difference in Search Traffic.

    Thanks
    Denny

    Jeff Johnson says: Please read this article:

    Top Domain Name dos and don’ts

  • 100 Denny Lauritsen // Nov 29, 2008 at 5:16 am

    One more question (I forgot it before)

    Is there somewhere I can look at a full page version of the 7 available themes? BEFORE I start building the blog? The small samples in the theme tutorial are so fast and small its a little hard to decide what might work.

    Denny

    Anthony Montalbano says: After installing the blog software, when changing your theme, click on it and it will give you a full preview of that theme before activating it and making it live.

  • 101 Ruth // Nov 29, 2008 at 10:40 am

    Well, I just got the link for the download, with the user name and p/w…

    And, they don’t work for me. Now I am super disappointed!!! And running out the door. Hopefully, when I get back, they will work. I am excited over this.
    Ruth

    Jeff Johnson says: Make sure you remove all spaces before and after the password and username.

  • 102 James // Nov 29, 2008 at 5:03 pm

    I’m unable to get tags to show at the end of each post at all.

    Anthony Montalbano says: Try a different theme, some themes do not show tags in the post of the blog. If you are trying to auto generate tags, make sure you have the most recent version of the wp-auto-tagger plugin installed on your blog.

  • 103 Robert // Nov 30, 2008 at 4:52 pm

    Jeff,

    Sounds like you have nearly all the bases covered… However, just a couple weeks ago I set up a blog using WP with the aid of Rob Benwell (BttB 3.0). I’m new to all of this and understand that blogging is one of the best ways to promote affiliate products. Now, since I am working from “0″ (zero) capital after having no income for the past month, how do I legally link to affiliate sites through my blog?

    Also, is there a “glossary of blog terminology” somewhere?

    And, finally with the above mentioned site, is it possible to “inject” your software into it and start getting ranking?

    Thanks…

    Jeff Johnson says: Joining most affiliate programs is free. We cover that for you in the club.

    Or you can just head on over to amazon.com, clickbank, or cj.com and join theirs for free.

    If you have “0″ budget you won’t be able to join, unfortunately.

    But our free software does work and the traiing is good.

    I don’t know anything about the program you are using so I’d be safe and install my software on a new domain.

    But you can use my traffic-gettting techniques on your existing blogs or websites.

  • 104 Puneet Aggarwal // Dec 1, 2008 at 8:03 am

    Dear Jeff, After I installed your software, the dashboard says that “WordPress 2.6.5 is available! Please update now.”. Should I update whenever this appears, or should I leave it as it is. I normally use a “Wordpress Automatic Upgrade” plugin to upgrade all my other blogs.

    If I use that plugin to upgrade this blog, would that wash out all the SEO features of the blog, let me know.
    Regards, Puneet

    Anthony Montalbano says: You can upgrade your blog after the installation. All of the optimization is set on the original install. As long as you installed the blog with our software and you have all the plugins included activated you should have no problem upgrading your blog without “washing out” the SEO customizations.

  • 105 James Palmer // Dec 1, 2008 at 8:27 am

    I can’t find the wp-config.php file. In what folder is it located. I’ve looked everywhere but I can’t find it.

    Anthony Montalbano says: If there is a wp-config-sample.php file you can rename this as wp-config.php file and proceed with the installation instructions. If the “sample” file does not exist, try to re-download the blog software and see if the wp-config.php file is in there. Hope this helps.

  • 106 Robert // Dec 1, 2008 at 10:01 am

    Jeff,

    Thanks for your response. The “BttB 3.0″ I’m referring to is where the “template” for my (blog) site came from. And, of the three ads in the upper right hand corner, his is the first one posted.

    If there is anyone out there in blog-land who can give me any further pointers on “profiting” from a blog, it would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks again, Jeff. And please help us (totally) new “greenhorns” encouraged.

  • 107 Yvon // Dec 1, 2008 at 5:05 pm

    Looking forward to the day I will be able to apply all you teach!

    I love what I am seeing here , I’m a newbies and I was able to install your free blog in about one hour. Even whem thing wore not right, you wore popping up to redirect me. you are impressive and thanks for your videos

    In the last few mounts I’ve build my self 8 websites about:

    Making money online for newbies

    List building for newbies

    How to get free traffic from social sites

    This last subject, I will use to illustrate the pionte I want to make.

    I was targeting the keywords traffic for free, free online traffic, free visitors, get traffic for free, website traffic for free and get free traffic.

    For one of those Keyword I ended-up in first and second place on Google, and one other I was fourth, sixth and eleventh place.

    I added content to each page almost everyday, to end-up loosing ranking.

    From what I’ve learn, I was adding content to each page that was just to similar. to add unique content would have been just to mush work.

    That why I am trying to transfer everything to your blog.

    All of my sites are in the IM niche, wish is were I want to go, my way of saving are planet.

    Let all work from home, spread the wealth, to save the planet.

    Here my question

    One blog that covers all of the IM niches or one blog for each niche?

    I’d appreciate your comment.

    Working at finding a way to join your coaching.

    Thank’s in advance

    Yvon
    The Determined Newbies
    PS…Your security code are realy hard to see, for me anyway. Just trying to be constructive.

    Jeff Johhson says: Glad to hear it’s paying off for you!

    What you have described is what I call a “money site”… it’s where you produce all your own content and it’s the focus of your business.

    I’d definitely keep it on one domain and just set up individual categories… especially in your blog… for each top.

    Good Luck!

  • 108 normz2 // Dec 1, 2008 at 10:59 pm

    Wow, I am really impressed. It is just what I have been looking for, to get started blogging. I have aquired a lot of information so far, but have notr really got into it yet. This will probably push me over the edge to get going.
    tnx. normz2.

  • 109 Jim // Dec 2, 2008 at 12:28 am

    I was hoping for an easy install but……… didn’t happen. I uploaded all the blog files into a new directory under public_html folder and get this message when I try to bring it up. Warning: require_once(/home/tipsy/public_html/blog/wp-load.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/tipsy/public_html/blog/wp-blog-header.php on line 12

    Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘/home/tipsy/public_html/blog/wp-load.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /home/tipsy/public_html/blog/wp-blog-header.php on line 12

    It appears as tho it’s looking for the files in this tipsy folder which doesn’t exist. Don’t know where this came from. It is part of mysql db setup. Is this a sql problem or a wp problem?

    Best Regards….

    Anthony Montalbano says: It looks like some files didn’t upload correctly. Try to re-upload the blog software and try it again. Sometimes files become corrupt on upload, a simple re-upload should fix this.

  • 110 Richard Porter // Dec 2, 2008 at 7:50 pm

    Hi read all Of the stories of how good the SEO Software is . An I Have been Tring to Get The Said software To Download All I Receive Is An Error Message. So I Really Do Not Have Rate For It as Adm Seems Not At All Worried That I Can Not Access The Program. I Have Written About The Trouble I Am Having Without A Reply. I Guess I am To Smale A Fish.

    Anthony Montalbano says: I’m sorry that you’re having difficulties with the software. I’m assuming you can’t download it from the link in your email? Try to manually type in the username and password, no spaces, all lowercase and see if it brings you to the download page. After you download the software it should be in a zip file. Extract that and continue the installation instructions here: http://www.undergroundtraininglab.com/2/seo-wordpress-installation/ Hopefully this helps alleviate your troubles. Jeff and I are doing our best to respond to every comment and we appreciate your feedback and time. I hope this helps give you direction on getting the software working. :)

  • 111 Vic // Dec 2, 2008 at 10:59 pm

    thanks for the software

    instruction #5a is not clear – is that the URL or some place else – where is that exactly – tutorial says location but is not clear on what location –

    thanks

    Vic

    Anthony Montalbano says: Sorry that is was not clear to you. What I meant by that is the directory or URL where you plan to have your blog located at. So if you upload the files to the root of your webhost, such as ‘public_html’ or ‘www’, then the location you would go to in your internet browser would be http://www.yourdomain.com. If you put it in a subfolder, then it would be http://www.yourdomain.com/subfolder. Does this clear up things? I didn’t want to restrict the location of where the blog can be installed, so I left it generic, assuming you know where you are uploading your files too.

  • 112 Clean red widgets writer // Dec 2, 2008 at 11:33 pm

    A little late here but glad I found your optimized WP package. Getting the domain name now.

  • 113 Bill // Dec 3, 2008 at 4:18 am

    If I have wordpress installed, but no posts or anything should I just delete or uninstall the ones I have and then install yours?

    Jeff Johnson says: If our current blog has nothing on it, I would delete it and install mine.

    And theh put some content on it :)

  • 114 Steve // Dec 3, 2008 at 11:26 am

    Sorry if this is a stupid question ad if this question was posted earlier.

    Will the Free SEO Blog Software work with WordPress version 2.6.5?

    Thanks!!

    Anthony Montalbano says: The free SEO blog software is actually a modified version of Wordpress 2.6.3. So what you are doing is installing Wordpress with customized settings and modifications designed for SEO optimization.

    If you want to use version 2.6.5, first install the free SEO blog software, then proceed with the standard Wordpress upgrade to version 2.6.5. If you need help upgrading here is a tutorial for you: http://www.undergroundtraininglab.com/42/upgrade-wordpress/

    Since all of the customization are set on the install, you can upgrade your blog after the install of the free SEO blog software.

  • 115 Bailama // Dec 3, 2008 at 2:57 pm

    I have a problem using File Zilla . I was unable to put the wordpress files in file zill because I could not connect. I was wondering if I should use the quick connect feature in File zilla.

    Anthony Montalbano says: There is essentially 4 things you need to connect to your FTP. That is, your FTP address, port number (should be 21), username, and password. If you are using a site with cPanel, the ftp user is typically mynameis@thissite.com, where “mynameis” is the username you created for the FTP account, and “thissite.com” is the root domain you have set for your webhost. In cPanel, check your FTP accounts to make sure you have the right username. The FTP address would be http://ftp.yourdomain.com. Hope this clarifies some things.

  • 116 Angelina // Dec 4, 2008 at 4:53 am

    Hi Jeff,
    I wrote a comment earlier to say thank you for this marvelous SEO blog software but somehow it doesn’t appear here. I have already installed it in two of my sites. However, in both installations, the default Write Post/Write Page is in html format. That is, the visual format in the conventional Wordpress is disabled in my installations. But that is not really a problem. The bigger problem is when I upload pictures to my site and the dialogue box returns only an option to upload from a URL; no option to upload from the PC is enabled.
    I have read all the comments in this blog of yours but I haven’t found one with this same problem. I would appreciate if you can show me the way to solve this problem. Thank you so much!

    Anthony Montalbano says: Have you tried to reinstall the blog software? I highly recommend you try this first. There are no settings inside the software that would default it to HTML only. It sounds like it may have something to do with the restrictions of your server. Make sure that your web host (server) supports atleast PHP 4.3 and MySQL 4.0.

  • 117 Pam // Dec 4, 2008 at 11:55 am

    Hi & thanks for this fantastic package!

    I had started a google blog awhile ago to promote my site but have now bought a separate domain name/hosting to install this wordpress site. My hosting company has informed that it will take 24-48 hrs before I can upload my site.

    Here is a dumb question: I do have dreamweaver on my mac – can I WRITE my blog prior to uploading it?

    Thanks!

    Anthony Montalbano says: Yes you can use Dreamweaver to write your blog posts, but I recommend using Wordpress building in blog post writer. It has all the popular formatting tools such as bold, italics, change size and color, add pictures, videos, and more. So after you install the blog software you can write your blog posts right inside your site! :)

  • 118 Connie // Dec 4, 2008 at 3:13 pm

    Hi,
    First let me tell you I am a newbie.
    I have followed the instructions thru step 3. I downloaded Filezilla also. I am a little confused with what I need to do to actually upload the package. In the tutorial it says open your FTP client to where I want the blog to go. My question is where do I want it to go? Should it go on my website? I host thru Host monster and can’t get it to come up. Can you please help me with this? Thanks in advance

    Jeff Johnson says:

    hostmonster should be able to help.

    I’m sorry, but these are not technical help and support forums. If you are a member of my coaching club simply submit your questions in the private support forums and my guys will take care of you.

    If you aren’t a member of my coaching club, please take the time to review our tutorials and FAQ sections.

    We’ve spent a great deal of time helping people with our free stuff… and one thing we’ve learned is that 90% of all technical issues have already been covered in our tutorials and/or FAQ section.

    For the 10% of those technical issues that can’t be solved by reviewing the free training material, they normally revolve around hosting account issues, or user issues, and we simply can’t spare the time to help each person individually.

    I strongly recommend that you consult with your hosting account provider if you are having problems with the blog after it has been installed, or with other related issues such as error pages or database issues.

    I sincerely appreciate your interest in our free software but we really need to focus our efforts on running our main business… so we can’t guarantee support for our free stuff… it’s free, so please enjoy it if you can.

    Here are some tutorials that may help solve your technical issues:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 119 Endang // Dec 4, 2008 at 11:14 pm

    Hi Jeff,

    I am having this error messages when I am trying to install your SEO software.
    I am using IXwebhosting.com as my host.

    Please help… Thanks a lot.
    Bellow is the error message.

    WordPress database error Table ‘endangp_wordpress.wp_options’ doesn’t exist for query INSERT INTO wp_options (option_name, option_value, autoload) VALUES (’cron’, ‘a:2:{i:1228405281;a:1:{s:17:\”wp_update_plugins\”;a:1:{s:32:\”40cd750bba9870f18aada2478b24840a\”;a:3:{s:8:\”schedule\”;s:10:\”twicedaily\”;s:4:\”args\”;a:0:{}s:8:\”interval\”;i:43200;}}}s:7:\”version\”;i:2;}’, ‘yes’) made by add_option

    Jeff Johnson says:

    Please contact your hosting provider for help.

    Or see the video below.

    I’m sorry, but these are not technical help and support forums. If you are a member of my coaching club simply submit your questions in the private support forums and my guys will take care of you.

    If you aren’t a member of my coaching club, please take the time to review our tutorials and FAQ sections.

    We’ve spent a great deal of time helping people with our free stuff… and one thing we’ve learned is that 90% of all technical issues have already been covered in our tutorials and/or FAQ section.

    For the 10% of those technical issues that can’t be solved by reviewing the free training material, they normally revolve around hosting account issues, or user issues, and we simply can’t spare the time to help each person individually.

    I strongly recommend that you consult with your hosting account provider if you are having problems with the blog after it has been installed, or with other related issues such as error pages or database issues.

    I sincerely appreciate your interest in our free software but we really need to focus our efforts on running our main business… so we can’t guarantee support for our free stuff… it’s free, so please enjoy it if you can.

    Here are some tutorials that may help solve your technical issues:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 120 MauiNick // Dec 4, 2008 at 11:17 pm

    I installed it per instructions and get a 500 error.

    Just for testing purposes I installed wordpress from Fantastico in a different directory and it went fine. Unfortunately, there are no indications of where the 500 occurred. Any suggestions?

    Jeff Johnson says:

    Contact your hosting account provider, or see the tutorials below.

    I’m sorry, but these are not technical help and support forums. If you are a member of my coaching club simply submit your questions in the private support forums and my guys will take care of you.

    If you aren’t a member of my coaching club, please take the time to review our tutorials and FAQ sections.

    We’ve spent a great deal of time helping people with our free stuff… and one thing we’ve learned is that 90% of all technical issues have already been covered in our tutorials and/or FAQ section.

    For the 10% of those technical issues that can’t be solved by reviewing the free training material, they normally revolve around hosting account issues, or user issues, and we simply can’t spare the time to help each person individually.

    I strongly recommend that you consult with your hosting account provider if you are having problems with the blog after it has been installed, or with other related issues such as error pages or database issues.

    I sincerely appreciate your interest in our free software but we really need to focus our efforts on running our main business… so we can’t guarantee support for our free stuff… it’s free, so please enjoy it if you can.

    Here are some tutorials that may help solve your technical issues:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 121 Andy // Dec 5, 2008 at 5:14 am

    Hi, Great job but having finally managed to extract the SEO blog files to my desktop, I’m now struggling to FTP them to the right place…

    I have a host with cPanel and so where exactly do I upload them? Should it be http://www.mysite.com/public_html for example?

    After that, what exact address do I put in the browser to be able to generate the password for the blog?

    Sorry if I sound green, it’s because I am!

    Jeff Johnson says:

    Videos below should help

    I’m sorry, but these are not technical help and support forums. If you are a member of my coaching club simply submit your questions in the private support forums and my guys will take care of you.

    If you aren’t a member of my coaching club, please take the time to review our tutorials and FAQ sections.

    We’ve spent a great deal of time helping people with our free stuff… and one thing we’ve learned is that 90% of all technical issues have already been covered in our tutorials and/or FAQ section.

    For the 10% of those technical issues that can’t be solved by reviewing the free training material, they normally revolve around hosting account issues, or user issues, and we simply can’t spare the time to help each person individually.

    I strongly recommend that you consult with your hosting account provider if you are having problems with the blog after it has been installed, or with other related issues such as error pages or database issues.

    I sincerely appreciate your interest in our free software but we really need to focus our efforts on running our main business… so we can’t guarantee support for our free stuff… it’s free, so please enjoy it if you can.

    Here are some tutorials that may help solve your technical issues:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 122 Ian // Dec 5, 2008 at 8:59 am

    HTTP500 error???
    I have created a sub domain and then I created a new database as per instructions.

    I altered the “wp-config php” file with the username and password I used to create the database along with the name of the database as mentioned in the installation instructions after having downloaded the software and opening it.

    I then uploaded all the SEO blog files in to the new sub domain I had created earlier. (Takes quite awhile doesn’t it)?

    Now when I type in sub domain web address in to the browser I get a HTTP 500 error – Why is this?

    Having previously installed a couple of wordpress blogs, they work ok and looking through Cpanel the new database has been installed and all the SEO blog software files are in the new sub domain folder.

    Operating system is Linux
    MySQL version 5.0.51a-community
    PHP version 5.2.6
    Cpanel 11

    Jeff Johnson says:

    Definitely something you should ask your hosting account for help with.

    or review the tutorials below.

    I’m sorry, but these are not technical help and support forums. If you are a member of my coaching club simply submit your questions in the private support forums and my guys will take care of you.

    If you aren’t a member of my coaching club, please take the time to review our tutorials and FAQ sections.

    We’ve spent a great deal of time helping people with our free stuff… and one thing we’ve learned is that 90% of all technical issues have already been covered in our tutorials and/or FAQ section.

    For the 10% of those technical issues that can’t be solved by reviewing the free training material, they normally revolve around hosting account issues, or user issues, and we simply can’t spare the time to help each person individually.

    I strongly recommend that you consult with your hosting account provider if you are having problems with the blog after it has been installed, or with other related issues such as error pages or database issues.

    I sincerely appreciate your interest in our free software but we really need to focus our efforts on running our main business… so we can’t guarantee support for our free stuff… it’s free, so please enjoy it if you can.

    Here are some tutorials that may help solve your technical issues:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 123 Steve // Dec 5, 2008 at 1:35 pm

    Jeff,

    I have all of my sites hosted with GoDaddy, and I don’t know if the interface I use is cpanel or not, but it looks different.

    I have tried repeatedly to download and get this to work but it does not. Is it not compatible with godaddy hosting, or is it user error on my part somewhere?

    Thanks

    Jeff Johnson says:

    I’m not a big fan of godaddy but i would expect it to work there.

    if you are having download problems it woudl be specific to your computer, especially if a mac.

    I’m sorry, but these are not technical help and support forums. If you are a member of my coaching club simply submit your questions in the private support forums and my guys will take care of you.

    If you aren’t a member of my coaching club, please take the time to review our tutorials and FAQ sections.

    We’ve spent a great deal of time helping people with our free stuff… and one thing we’ve learned is that 90% of all technical issues have already been covered in our tutorials and/or FAQ section.

    For the 10% of those technical issues that can’t be solved by reviewing the free training material, they normally revolve around hosting account issues, or user issues, and we simply can’t spare the time to help each person individually.

    I strongly recommend that you consult with your hosting account provider if you are having problems with the blog after it has been installed, or with other related issues such as error pages or database issues.

    I sincerely appreciate your interest in our free software but we really need to focus our efforts on running our main business… so we can’t guarantee support for our free stuff… it’s free, so please enjoy it if you can.

    Here are some tutorials that may help solve your technical issues:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 124 Yvon The Determine Newbie // Dec 5, 2008 at 4:00 pm

    Love what I am learning here, I just have the feeling that it will get me somewhere.

    I need to learn !

    Here A few questions for you

    Should I just forget about my sites, take the content and put it all on your blog?

    I did install your blog on a new domain, it took me 10 minutes. but I want to install your blog to one of my site with out ruining everything.

    I will try to make this easy for you, maybe it will be as easy as 1,2,or 3

    1….Can I just create a blank page I would call /blog ,put the blog code on it
    and upload it to my public html folder

    2…I read that I could create a sub directory and upload the blog to it.

    Those this mean?

    Go in my FTP in the what I call the server box, right click create a directory call it “blog” and upload blog in this directory.

    3….Create a database in my site Cpanel and upload the blog to that.

    My questions here are;

    What should I look for in FTP?
    In what folder or directory should I upload to ? Is a folder or directory the same thing ?

    Thank you for sharing you valuable knowledge

    Yvon
    The Determine Newbie
    PS… How to add a link in here?
    Jeff Johnson says:

    Don’t give up your existing conten pages unless you know what you are doing. Install the blog in a sub directory or new domain.

    I’m sorry, but these are not technical help and support forums. If you are a member of my coaching club simply submit your questions in the private support forums and my guys will take care of you.

    If you aren’t a member of my coaching club, please take the time to review our tutorials and FAQ sections.

    We’ve spent a great deal of time helping people with our free stuff… and one thing we’ve learned is that 90% of all technical issues have already been covered in our tutorials and/or FAQ section.

    For the 10% of those technical issues that can’t be solved by reviewing the free training material, they normally revolve around hosting account issues, or user issues, and we simply can’t spare the time to help each person individually.

    I strongly recommend that you consult with your hosting account provider if you are having problems with the blog after it has been installed, or with other related issues such as error pages or database issues.

    I sincerely appreciate your interest in our free software but we really need to focus our efforts on running our main business… so we can’t guarantee support for our free stuff… it’s free, so please enjoy it if you can.

    Here are some tutorials that may help solve your technical issues:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 125 Yvon The Determine Newbie // Dec 5, 2008 at 4:21 pm

    I would like my “your free blog” , to look like this blog, column right ,content in middle, column left.

    know sush theme in the five theme.

    how can this be done?

    Tried a code editor just could do it.

    Looking forward to all the free traffic

    Thank you

    Jeff Johnson says:

    The blog theme is called “cutline” and is free. but it’s a bear to edit the banner.

    http://cutline.tubetorial.com/

    I’m sorry, but these are not technical help and support forums. If you are a member of my coaching club simply submit your questions in the private support forums and my guys will take care of you.

    If you aren’t a member of my coaching club, please take the time to review our tutorials and FAQ sections.

    We’ve spent a great deal of time helping people with our free stuff… and one thing we’ve learned is that 90% of all technical issues have already been covered in our tutorials and/or FAQ section.

    For the 10% of those technical issues that can’t be solved by reviewing the free training material, they normally revolve around hosting account issues, or user issues, and we simply can’t spare the time to help each person individually.

    I strongly recommend that you consult with your hosting account provider if you are having problems with the blog after it has been installed, or with other related issues such as error pages or database issues.

    I sincerely appreciate your interest in our free software but we really need to focus our efforts on running our main business… so we can’t guarantee support for our free stuff… it’s free, so please enjoy it if you can.

    Here are some tutorials that may help solve your technical issues:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 126 Valerie // Dec 6, 2008 at 12:12 am

    Hello,

    I tried to install the free software. When I go to the place that I uploaded the files, this is the message I encounter

    ‘Index of /

    Icon Name Last modified
    cgi-bin/ 02-Dec-2008 22:27 –

    Apache/2.0.63 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.0.63 OpenSSL/0.9.8b mod_auth_passthrough/2.1 mod_bwlimited/1.4 FrontPage/5.0.2.2635 PHP/5.2.5 Server at imvep.com Port 80′

    Could you tell me what I did wrong?

    Thanks

    Jeff Johnson says: Your hosting compnay should be able to help.

    If you prefer to do it yourself out free tutorials will help.

    Here are some tutorials that may help solve your technical issues:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 127 Kimberly Aita // Dec 6, 2008 at 3:21 pm

    This is what happens when I click the install button. Everything looks great until that point.
    I tried changing localhost to my main domain but that didn’t work at all, wouldn’t even connect to the database
    I have tried several things to no avail, I really want to get this figured out so PLEASE help!

    Thanks,
    Kimberly Aita

    WordPress

    WordPress database error: [SELECT command denied to user 'kaita961_kaita99'@'localhost' for table 'wp_comments']
    DESCRIBE wp_comments;

    WordPress database error: [SELECT command denied to user 'kaita961_kaita99'@'localhost' for table 'wp_comments']
    SHOW INDEX FROM wp_comments;

    WordPress database error: [SELECT command denied to user 'kaita961_kaita99'@'localhost' for table 'wp_links']
    DESCRIBE wp_links;

    WordPress database error: [SELECT command denied to user 'kaita961_kaita99'@'localhost' for table 'wp_links']
    SHOW INDEX FROM wp_links;

    WordPress database error: [SELECT command denied to user 'kaita961_kaita99'@'localhost' for table 'wp_options']
    DESCRIBE wp_options;

    WordPress database error: [SELECT command denied to user 'kaita961_kaita99'@'localhost' for table 'wp_options']
    SHOW INDEX FROM wp_options;

    WordPress database error: [SELECT command denied to user 'kaita961_kaita99'@'localhost' for table 'wp_postmeta']
    DESCRIBE wp_postmeta;

    WordPress database error: [SELECT command denied to user 'kaita961_kaita99'@'localhost' for table 'wp_postmeta']
    SHOW INDEX FROM wp_postmeta;

    WordPress database error: [SELECT command denied to user 'kaita961_kaita99'@'localhost' for table 'wp_posts']
    DESCRIBE wp_posts;

    WordPress database error: [SELECT command denied to user 'kaita961_kaita99'@'localhost' for table 'wp_posts']
    SHOW INDEX FROM wp_posts;

    WordPress database error: [SELECT command denied to user 'kaita961_kaita99'@'localhost' for table 'wp_term_relationships']
    DESCRIBE wp_term_relationships;

    Anthony Montalbano says: It definitely sounds like the user you created for the database does not have permissions to perform actions to the database. Make sure the user you create has the permission to do things such as write, read, etc. to the database and try to install the software again.

  • 128 Kimberly Aita // Dec 6, 2008 at 3:22 pm

    I forgot to say there is a whole page of this but I didn’t want to copy the whole thing. I am sure there is a warning for everything I uploaded.

  • 129 Traffic Mystic Tutorials // Dec 7, 2008 at 5:21 am

    Kimberly… it’s permissions… goto your cpanel then databases… move down the page and choose database that you have set up and ensure your user kaita961_kaita99 has ALL permissions on the database. From the messages i would say 99.999% that the user hasnt.

    regards

    Steve

  • 130 syunl pvee // Dec 7, 2008 at 5:28 am

    Hi Jeff,
    Just downloaded your free SEO Blog and uploaded to my site. I have arrived at the screen where it says SUCCESS WordPress has been installed. However when I try to login I get an HTTP 403 error. In the screen where it gives me my new username and password there are additional lines as follows:

    WordPress database error Table ‘artemp_blog.wp_options’ doesn’t exist for query INSERT INTO wp_options (option_name, option_value, autoload) VALUES (’cron’, ‘a:2:{i:1228639115;a:1:{s:17:\”wp_update_plugins\”;a:1:{s:32:\”40cd750bba9870f18aada2478b24840a\”;a:3:{s:8:\”schedule\”;s:10:\”twicedaily\”;s:4:\”args\”;a:0:{}s:8:\”interval\”;i:43200;}}}s:7:\”version\”;i:2;}’, ‘yes’) made by add_option

    Thanks and regards,
    Syunl

    I’m sorry but we just don’t currently have the time to help troubleshoot the free version right now.

    Contacting your hosting company for help is always a good start.

    And if you are in our private coaching club the guys in the tech support forums will gladly help you with the SEO Blog Professional Edition.

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Web Hosting

  • 131 Shariyf Clark // Dec 7, 2008 at 2:34 pm

    Hey Jeff,
    Thanks for providing us with such valuable content. I wish I could afford your course now, but I’m sure I’ll get the privilege of being a member of yours in the future. I had a question about your free SEO blog software and my current version of WP. I’m using version 2.6.3. and I’m about to update it to version 2.6.5. I know you said not to install the software if we’re using anything above 2.5.1 so my question is, will you be releasing a new version of the software compatible with these newer versions or should I update FIRST and THEN install your software? Sorry if this is a repeat question. Thanks again

    Anthony Montalbano says: Our free blog software was originally designed as a fresh install. Even though you can use it to upgrade older blogs, you don’t get the full effect of the SEO boost as you would with a fresh install. My recommendation, if you plan on upgrading would be to install a new blog with our latest version of the free software, then export the content out of your current blog and import it into your new SEO blog. Then if you want to upgrade Wordpress to version 2.6.5, you can do so by doing the basic Wordpress upgrade. Since all of the SEO customizations are set in the install, the Wordpress upgrade shouldn’t effect it. We actually just recently released a new version of our free SEO blog software, and 2 days later Wordpress punched out 2.6.5 (arghh!). The minor updates from 2.6.3 to 2.6.5 actually have no real effect from our current SEO blog software using 2.6.3. But again, a simple Wordpress upgrade is acceptable, if you really want the newest version of Wordpress. Hope this clarifies some things for you.

  • 132 Brian // Dec 10, 2008 at 4:18 am

    Hi Jeff

    I just posted an article on my blog about YOU!

    http://justbusinesstools.com

    Brian

    Jeff says: thanks, but your site is dead so I can’t read it.

  • 133 Bob Henry // Dec 12, 2008 at 7:17 am

    hi guys
    I’m having a long and fruitless struggle to get the Wordpress uploaded, or rather I have uploaded and reloaded 5 times, but I get a 500 internal server error telling me there’s a problem with the resource I’m looking for. I ‘ve been thru the whole thing with my servers, I’m on a Windows platform which supports up to php5. but nada.
    Any suggestions? Anyone else have this problem
    Cheers
    Bob – the detective

    Jeff Johnson says: We don’t use window web servers, please conact your hosting company.

  • 134 Ariel // Dec 12, 2008 at 3:29 pm

    Greetings,
    I uploaded the files with the Filezilla FTP but
    I do not understand the next instruction. It says to go to your browser and enter in the “directory” where I uploaded the package. I don’t know what that “directory” is. Can you please help
    Thanks

    Jeff Johnson says: Please contact your hosting company for help or….

    Here are some tutorials that will help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 135 Nick Leonard // Dec 13, 2008 at 6:29 pm

    Just wanted to say thanks for the excellent Free software & tutorials you have to offer Jeff keep up the great work!

  • 136 Lane // Dec 14, 2008 at 12:09 pm

    Jeff,

    I noticed in a response to a ost by Mike you said “Your post “best traffic generation” has a permalink of http://traininglab.cashdreamzs.com/1/blog-successfully-installed/ instead of being named after the post.”

    In my blog the main url is also followed by the /1/ before my first post. Id that good to leave there or not?

    Thanks,

    Lane

    Jeff Johnson says: Leaving the number ensures you won’t have two posts with identical urls… I’d leave it.

  • 137 Darren // Dec 16, 2008 at 1:49 pm

    I uploaded the files but when I go to the directory in my web browser it gives the dreaded http 500 error.

    Jeff Johnson says: Did you ask your hosting company for help?

    Here are some tutorials that will help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Free SEO Blog Web Hosting

  • 138 Mike // Dec 16, 2008 at 3:59 pm

    I have a domain name from Go Daddy and a web hosting account with Host Gator.
    Do I need to change the domain name DNS to point to Host Gator so that I can upload the free blog software to Host Gator?
    I am confused at this point of the installation.
    I could not find anything in the FAQs or tutorials about this.

    Thanks for the help,

    Jeff Johnson says: You need to change your nameservers at godaddy to point to hostgator.

    Godaddy can help.

    Here are some tutorials that will help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Free SEO Blog Web Hosting

    Mike

  • 139 Dale Cox // Dec 16, 2008 at 6:43 pm

    Now that I have installed my blog, how do I go about cleaning up the home page so that it is ready to use? I am a bit confused on this.

    thanks,Dale

  • 140 Rolo // Dec 16, 2008 at 6:49 pm

    I have WP 2.7 doI have any options for using this?

    Jeff Johnson says: Don’t “downgrade” your blog version. If you have version 2.7 you’ll have to wait until we update to the new version. That won’t be until we verfiy the stability with 2.7 down the road.

    Simply install Free SEO Blog Software on a different domain or in a sub-domain/sub directory.

    Here are some tutorials that will help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 141 Randy. // Dec 17, 2008 at 4:19 pm

    I have built several web pages, but I’m new to blogs. I’ve recently started a blog and wanted to use your software. I’ve followed the instructions as best as possible, and uploaded the files using filezilla, but when I browse to my blog, the hosting information (hostgater) comes up, not the “information needed” panel that is shown in the video and above. What am I missing?

    Please contact your hosting company for help.

    Here are some tutorials that will help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

  • 142 Zach Waldman // Dec 17, 2008 at 9:25 pm

    Ugh. I did the update and now my main content link, comments link, and archives don’t work. I get a page not found error again.

    Also, when I updated, my ftp client said it couldn’t upload two files because the remote files couldn’t be deleted.

    Thanks in advance for your help.

    Zach

    Jeff Johnson says:

    I’m sorry but we just don’t currently have the staff available to help troubleshoot the free version right now.

    It has been successfully installed by thousands of people, so we know it works.

    But there are thousands of hosting companies, tens of thousands of wordpress themes, and human error that comes into play each time it is installed.

    So there are millions of things that could go wrong that we’ve never seen before.

    Contacting your hosting company for help is always a good start.

    And if you are in my private coaching club… my guys in the tech support forums will be able to help you.

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 143 Tatsuya // Dec 17, 2008 at 11:33 pm

    Hi Jeff, i’m using ur seo wordpress and i have some problem, this message shows when i want to install ur seo. I’m not too familiar with cPanel can u tell me how to solve this?
    here’s the error message:

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/adsense/public_html/wp-content/themes/default/functions.php:25) in /home/adsense/public_html/wp-login.php on line 267

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/adsense/public_html/wp-content/themes/default/functions.php:25) in /home/adsense/public_html/wp-login.php on line 279

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/adsense/public_html/wp-content/themes/default/functions.php:25) in /home/adsense/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 595

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/adsense/public_html/wp-content/themes/default/functions.php:25) in /home/adsense/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 596

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/adsense/public_html/wp-content/themes/default/functions.php:25) in /home/adsense/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 597

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/adsense/public_html/wp-content/themes/default/functions.php:25) in /home/adsense/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 770

    Jeff, feel free to email me okay.

    Please consult with your hosting company or try our FAQ section.

    Here are some tutorials that will help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Web Hosting

  • 144 Arman V. // Dec 19, 2008 at 12:07 am

    Hey Jeff,

    I just installed the SEO Blog Software and set up my blog. Everything was going awesome until I made my first post.

    The post shows up when you first visit the page, but when you click on the link for the post that’s in the menu on the side it goes to an error page instead of loading the post.

    I thought that it might have been for the fact that I used the older version of the software, but I downloaded the most recent one that you sent out in your newsletter and it still gave me the same problem.

    Please help.

    Thanks so much,

    Arman V.

    Jeff Johnson says:

    I’m sorry but we just don’t currently have the staff available to help troubleshoot the free version right now.

    It has been successfully installed more than 50,000 times by thousands of people, so we know it works.

    But there are thousands of hosting companies, tens of thousands of wordpress themes, and human error that comes into play each time it is installed.

    So there are millions of things that could go wrong that we’ve never seen before.

    Contacting your hosting company for help is always a good start.

    And if you are in my private coaching club… my guys in the tech support forums will be able to help you.

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 145 Dale Cox // Dec 19, 2008 at 7:21 am

    The installation of your software went rather well. The video makes it very simple.

    The question I have is how do I set the site up so that you have to sign in to comment? I have been all over the dash board and can’t see anything there to help me with this.

    try the “setting’ tab in your dashboard.

  • 146 Eric Larson // Dec 19, 2008 at 3:22 pm

    Hello Jeff,

    I tries several times following your information and videos.

    he blog installs fine, however the “archives” button and the “december 2008″ go to non authorized pages. Also categories is ‘news” and a news post appears in my blog, however if you click on the “news” link it wont go to news article, only to webpage cannot be found.

    In another installation I have the sam trouble only I get this response when I click on the links in this blog.

    Not Found
    The requested URL /wp-includes/date/2008/12/ was not found on this server.

    Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

    When I click on the archives link

    Thanks,

    Eric

    Here is what I get:

    Webpage cannot be found. ?? very strange because there is an entry already.

    Jeff Johnson says:

    I’m sorry but we just don’t currently have the staff available to help troubleshoot the free version right now.

    It has been successfully installed more than 50,000 times by thousands of people, so we know it works.

    But there are thousands of hosting companies, tens of thousands of wordpress themes, and human error that comes into play each time it is installed.

    So there are millions of things that could go wrong that we’ve never seen before.

    Contacting your hosting company for help is always a good start.

    And if you are in my private coaching club… my guys in the tech support forums will be able to help you.

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 147 Lane // Dec 20, 2008 at 12:53 am

    Jeff & Anthony,

    Thanks for all the information you put in these posts.

    I’ve had to make a word document to save all of the specific ones I need from all the different threads and blogs you guys answer on for quick reference all in oe place later on.

    Anthony,

    I noticed in a post above that yu said you can upgrade wordpress autmatically.

    Could you please tell me how to do that?

    Thanks,

    Lane

    Jeff Johnson: From within the wp dashboard itself.

    However, don’t do it unless you follow the upgrading tutorials on my blog

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 148 Ronak Shah // Dec 24, 2008 at 1:37 pm

    I wish you come up with a smart and quick solution for wordpress 2.7 users by just upgrading in no time..

  • 149 Paul // Dec 30, 2008 at 4:31 pm

    Hi,
    I have tried and tried and tried again to install your blog — I am just not a teck guy — But I will leave this question and maybe you can help.
    I have followed your instructions as best I could. I have extracted the blog — entered the Mysql info and uploaded to public_html. When I log on to the website it get a screen which says:
    Index of/
    .cgi bin
    wordpress/

    Apache 2.1 etc etc etc.
    Where have I gone wrong?
    Any info would be helpful.

    Thanks.

    The best thing to do when you see data base or server messages is to contact your hosting compnay.

    or…

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Web Hosting

  • 150 Allen Owen // Jan 2, 2009 at 3:47 pm

    Hi, I have installed the SEO Blog package for one of my blogs and after I try to login I get this:Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/myebayho/public_html/thesublimetao/wp-config.php:47) in /home/myebayho/public_html/thesublimetao/wp-login.php on line 267

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/myebayho/public_html/thesublimetao/wp-config.php:47) in /home/myebayho/public_html/thesublimetao/wp-login.php on line 279

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/myebayho/public_html/thesublimetao/wp-config.php:47) in /home/myebayho/public_html/thesublimetao/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 595

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/myebayho/public_html/thesublimetao/wp-config.php:47) in /home/myebayho/public_html/thesublimetao/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 596

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/myebayho/public_html/thesublimetao/wp-config.php:47) in /home/myebayho/public_html/thesublimetao/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 597

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/myebayho/public_html/thesublimetao/wp-config.php:47) in /home/myebayho/public_html/thesublimetao/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 770
    My user for the MySQL database has all permissions, and my other blog works fine..is this a WordPress issue or a host issue?

    Please contact your hoting company or…

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 151 shirl // Jan 3, 2009 at 12:05 am

    hi Jeff, great software, easy to use.
    but i did not get any traffic at all.

    anything that you can suggest ?
    thanks !

    Jeff Johnson says: pick the right market, pick the right keywords, find incoming links, make sure your domain isn’t blacklisted, and make sure you publish hundreds of posts, preferebly using automated sources like those I teach.

  • 152 erock // Jan 3, 2009 at 11:48 am

    Thank you! My question is this… Can we load ANY new themes to our blog OR do we have to stay with the 7 that have been given already?

    I see the link that says Add new news…. and I see the list of 1000’s…. if I load one of those themes, will that new theme mess anything up?

    Thanks again! Best of 2009 to you!!

    erock

    Yes:
    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Web Hosting

  • 153 Johnny C // Jan 4, 2009 at 7:01 am

    Hi,

    I had uploaded the entire wordpress file to my domain (www.johnnychung.ws) as per your instruction (done until step4. Uploading the Blog Package).

    But when I type in the domain name into my web browser, there is nothing happen, it said “The website cannot display the page”. Please help! How do I continue to step 5? How to install my blog?

    Thank you,
    Johnny Chung

    PS: I had post this comment since last Dec 28, and have yet to receive your reply. Please help! I really have no idea what to do.

    Jeff Johnson: Sorry, I don’t respond to all comments on my blog about installation troubles.

    Tens of thousands of people have installed it so it works.

    but we can’t offer individual help at this time for our free software.

    I’d contact your hosting provider or…
    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 154 eric // Jan 4, 2009 at 9:21 am

    hi jeff…..i tried to download the free blog software, but it won’t accept the username and paswword you emailed me

    i re-tried about a dozen times, making sure of no spaces and no caps…same result

    how can i downlaod this?

    Jeff Johnson: The only way to currently download it is with the passwords and such mailed out after you request the software and training.

    My Traffic Getting SEO Plugin will be out in a few weeks.

    Then you will only need to worry about downloading the plugin and not downloading the software.

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 155 shirl // Jan 5, 2009 at 11:36 am

    hi, I dont see my comments up there, sorry if this is a repeat.
    I dont know what i had done wrong. My blog does not show any comment box on the site.
    I have turned on comments etc.

    can you help ? thanks

    Take a look at your comments.php and comments templates for trouble.

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Web Hosting

  • 156 Rich // Jan 7, 2009 at 1:22 am

    Hi Jeff, I need a little help with this one.
    I already have put some banners in my sidebar
    but how do you or is it possible to put any in the
    template outside the sidebar.
    I don’t want to drop them anywhere and ruin the
    blog theme.
    Thank You

    Trial and errror in the other templates like singlepost, main, page, etc
    .

  • 157 erock // Jan 7, 2009 at 8:03 pm

    UPDATE… I was able to get to #2 and #4 in less than 24 hours…. no videos were used…..yet. Just the awesome software and tools! Fun!

    thanks Jeff,
    eric

  • 158 Debra // Jan 9, 2009 at 10:06 am

    Thanks for the great content.
    Now, wonder if you can pls help?
    I have several WP blogs. I use Hostgator / cPanel / Fantastico which has a one-click WP installation. I have it down pretty well now, with plenty of SEO plug-ins, etc. So, by comparison, the manual installation process you describe is quite daunting.
    Do you think I’d be better off sticking to my own method, and focussing my energies on niches, posts, and all the other stuff, or am I really missing out by not using your customised software?
    Or are you able to tell me how I can install your SEO WP package from the Hostgator panel?
    Thanks again

    Jeff Johnson: My Traffic Getting SEO Plugin will allow you to use your hosting account’s wp installation routine.

    Always focus most of your efforts on producing great content first!

  • 159 Mike // Jan 9, 2009 at 3:39 pm

    Ok I tried to upload – Via Dreamweaver and got
    errors. GoDaddy (My hosting company) said I can set this up server side from their end, so The Question is, Is There anything that the introductory set us has, meaning the files you wanted us to upload, that the Set-up for wordpress (Via Godaddy) doesnt have?

    Jeff Johnson says: Yes, there’s quite a bit in my software that godaddy does not have. Not to mention my free tutorials and content.

    Thanks

    Mike

  • 160 Shelley // Jan 11, 2009 at 6:57 pm

    I use Bluehost. I have another Wordpress blog already set up using Bluehost. It was set up for me, so I am not familiar with it.
    1. When I added a new database, it added my original database to the name of my new database. Is this a problem?
    2. When I go into ftp, what location am I supposed to use? The new domain I created? What directory am I supposed to use? The login for ftp once again adds my original blog as the address.
    Sorry, your tutorial didn’t cover any of this.
    Thanks.

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 161 Christy // Jan 11, 2009 at 8:35 pm

    Hi Jeff,
    I get the following message.
    If your .htaccess file were writable, we could do this automatically, but it isn’t so these are the mod_rewrite rules you should have in your .htaccess file. Click in the field and press CTRL + a to select all.

    I went to do the below but the software I downloaded does have the file .htaccess

    h. If you do get the message above you have to change the write access levels of the .htaccess file in the root directory of your blog. To do this, go back to your FTP client and right-click the .htaccess file and choose File Attributes. Type in “666” for the Numeric Value and click [OK].

    Cheers
    Christy

    Jeff Johnson says:

    I’m sorry but we just don’t currently have the staff available to help troubleshoot the free version right now.

    It has been successfully installed by thousands of people, so we know it works.

    But there are thousands of hosting companies, tens of thousands of wordpress themes, and human error that comes into play each time it is installed.

    So there are millions of things that could go wrong that we’ve never seen before.

    Contacting your hosting company for help is always a good start.

    And if you are in my private coaching club… my guys in the tech support forums will be able to help you.

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 162 Christy // Jan 12, 2009 at 5:36 am

    Hi,

    I went to permalinks and got the message so I went to modify the.htaccess file in the root directory of your blog but I don’t have a .htaccess file. Has it been accidentally left off the updated version???

    Jeff Johson says: Please speak to your hosting company; .htaccess files have to exist, or have permissions set to allow writing to them.

  • 163 Joel // Jan 14, 2009 at 4:39 pm

    I am a little let down and slightly annoyed. You’re advertising that you are giving away SEO Software… whatever! An altered installation of Wordpress… basically just plugins you could have given links to?

    I wish you would have stated this was for newbies or people that don’t know what the hell SEO is in the first place. The changes I see you have made (or your staff) should be common sense in all Wordpress installations.

    I’ll look forward to something useful coming from you since I’m on your newbie list now.

    Jeff Johnson says: It’s not just for newbies, it is for people that like to save time.

    We customized the installation routine, modified the code, and test the plugins to make sure they work properly, as well as work together.

    As for the content… all you need is one idea from the dozens and dozens of tutorials I send out to the list and you’ll get your money’s worth.

  • 164 Jarid P. Johnston // Jan 14, 2009 at 5:05 pm

    thanks.. i hope to use this to grow my energy saving business. i think people will want to talk about these devices more saving 35% on their electric bills.

  • 165 Dennis // Jan 15, 2009 at 2:11 pm

    Hi, what does this mean?

    If you are upgrading an existing blog built with our Free SEO Blog Software… make sure you are upgrading to a newer version of the software.
    The more I look at it the less I get it. I tried the install 3 times. Got it installed once but clicking on “visit site” didn’t lead to the blog, it went to the front page of the site. The other times I couldn’t find it to finish the install. Can you put it anywhere or should you make a directory for it or what? The directions didn’t seem to make that clear and some of us just don’t have enough experience to know. Please advise. Thank you,
    Dennis

    Sorry, but thousands of people install it successfully.

    Try checking with your host provider or…

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 166 M Zhaduleus Billadeau // Jan 18, 2009 at 7:31 am

    I see my question posted many times and I have looked thru everything you provide for the answer without luck. I am using HostGator. My domain is pointing from NameCheap to the correct servers. I copied and pasted all the files into the /public_html/ directory. I created the database and saved the changes in the .php file. I am getting the “Great Success ! Apache is working on your cPanel® and WHM™ Server” screen. Can you point me to a specific page for an answer? Thanks, Z

    I’d contact your host provider or…

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 167 Smiley Webb // Jan 20, 2009 at 1:15 pm

    I am stoked I got Number #1 on google for my site at http://www.smallreportmarketing.com/ Thanks to my free SEO Blog!!!

    Kind Regards,

    Smiley Webb

  • 168 Manny C. // Jan 24, 2009 at 1:12 am

    In one of your comments to Shirl, you said to make sure that the Domain isn’t BlackListed. How or Where do you go to find out if it is. And if it is , what can you do about it?

  • 169 Andrew // Jan 25, 2009 at 2:38 am

    Jeff,
    Will you be revising the software to support WP 2.7 anytime soon? If so, I’ll put off reloading my blog.
    Thanks!

    2.7 is not a priority for us right now, but we will be updating to it soon.

  • 170 Imran // Jan 25, 2009 at 4:27 pm

    Dear Sir,
    When I try to download the software it asks for the username and passwords when I enter the username and passwords the page does not go through it returns the same page

    Jeff Johnson says: Here are the instructions from the email, hopefull they help.

    Very Important! do not add extra spaces to the username and passwords
    when submitting them to the form (especially if you cut and paste
    them from this email).

    If your login doesn’t work, please make sure you have removed all
    spaces when submitting the username and password.

    Note: We change the password monthly and send out the new one to our
    subscribers (this list).

    Make sure you keep checking the emails for the new passwords, and the
    upgrades to the software.

  • 171 Manny C. // Jan 26, 2009 at 1:03 am

    I just wanted to say thanks you for the excellent Free software & tutorials you have to offer. This is a great and valuable software. Jeff keep up the great work!

  • 172 Ron Outlaw // Feb 1, 2009 at 6:38 pm

    Thanks Jeff,
    I have 2 blogs that I an working on. But I am very interest in learning more about how to get traffic to them.
    Looking forward to you input.

  • 173 Didi // Feb 2, 2009 at 10:22 pm

    Thanks Jeff, for your software and video tutorial..

    actually i have some blog and website… so i hope your gift is useful for me..

    To your success,

    Didi

  • 174 Dave Cell // Feb 3, 2009 at 8:12 pm

    Heres The Answer to A lot of installation problems! After wordpress is installed, the front page comes up fine but the other links on your site might not work (like the main content link). You need to go into settings in the admin and add a / on to the end of your web and blog address. yoursite.com/
    My seo wordpress blogs do not work until I edit this.

  • 175 Bailama Pessima // Feb 13, 2009 at 5:33 pm

    can anybody help me with filezilla.I purchased my hosting account today.

    Search youtube for video tutorials, that should help.

  • 176 Mack Dalton // Feb 17, 2009 at 7:52 pm

    I have my FTP and word press ready to go. I cannot get the FTP saved and I cannot get connected to Gator Host. I am using FileZilla. Also I am unable to get the wp information to load onto the FTP. I have used the guidelines and they do help with this probolem. The video is blurry and the presentor rushes throught without much explanation as if he had a hot date or something. Can I get some help with this?
    Mack Dalton

    Jeff Johnson says: Sorry but we aren’t equipped to offer individual help for our free software.

    My Traffic Getting SEO Plugin will allow you to use your hosting companies fantastico wp installation routine to install wp and then you simply install my traffic getting seo plugin for the optimization settings.

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 177 Mack Dalton // Feb 17, 2009 at 8:18 pm

    On the video files are uploaded to one where you have had a file before, what if this is my first one, where do I upload it?
    Mack Dalton

    Contacting your hosting company for help is always a good start.

    And if you are in my private coaching club… my guys in the tech support forums will be able to help you.

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 178 Melissa // Feb 17, 2009 at 11:12 pm

    Thanks Jeff for the free optimized software. I am having some install problems.

    Does anyone know how to fix the problem causing this error?

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_header() in /home/mevans12/public_html/index.php on line 1

    I followed all the installation instructions – i am using Hostgator.

    Also if anyone can recommend an experienced Jeff Johnson SEO Blog web person to help me with this and all the future problems i may run into in the business venture. I will pay.
    Thanks in advance.

    Contacting your hosting company for help is always a good start.

    And if you are in my private coaching club… my guys in the tech support forums will be able to help you.

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 179 Bailama Pessima // Feb 20, 2009 at 10:24 pm

    HI Jeff I got my blog up and running yesterday finally. I have a problem every time I click comments field it say’s not found and Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request. please help. comments on a blog is important.

    Jeff Johnson says: Please try resintalling the software or talking to your host provider.

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 180 Gary // Feb 23, 2009 at 12:43 am

    Jeff,
    All your instructions were straight forward and easy to follow.
    Thanks for the help!

    Regards,
    Gary

  • 181 Lorne Leahan // Feb 26, 2009 at 7:19 pm

    Hi Jeff,

    I just want to pass on to your subscribers or anyone who is thinking about signing up to the UnderGroundTrainingLab.com that I have had the pleasure of working with your guys for a couple of days and they are the best team for knowing how to get traffic to your sites.
    The videos on the website are informative and easy to follow and implement.
    Regards,
    Lorne Leahan
    Australia

    Jeff Johnson says: Thanks!

  • 182 Ed // Mar 4, 2009 at 8:20 pm

    Is there any guess when this will be updated to 2.7? My hosting provider recently made it perfectly clear that any version of WordPress older than 2.6.5 isn’t welcome at all.

    Jeff Johnson says: Time to get a new host :)

    we are not updating Free SEO Blog Software to version 2.7.

    the new Traffic Getting SEO Plugin is the solution we are working on for upgrading to 2.7

  • 183 Home Business apprentice // Mar 4, 2009 at 9:07 pm

    I have a problem installing the software probably due to my inexperience though I followed your directives.

    Any further help for me?

    Jeff Johnson says: Traffic Getting SEO Plugin will help.

    With it you’ll be able to use fantastico to install wordpress and then just add the Traffic Getting SEO Plugin.

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 184 jonathan // Mar 5, 2009 at 7:56 am

    Wow! That’s what I call easy! I had my blog up and running in no time. Thanks.

  • 185 erock // Mar 5, 2009 at 6:17 pm

    Thanks Jeff & Crew!

    I am re-submitting because I’m not sure if first one went through? sorry if duplicate.

    I have a relative to my site keyword list of almost 8000 words & longtails. Can I place this entire list into the keywords main box… Is there a positive or negative effect?

    Thank you! So grateful!
    erock

    Jeff Johnson says: You should try to limit the number of keywords in any one keyword meta tag to less than 8 -10. More than that is considered spammy by engines such as google.

  • 186 Residual Income // Mar 16, 2009 at 10:06 am

    When shall we receive the Traffic Getting SEO Plugin?

  • 187 Birgit Rickert // Mar 16, 2009 at 3:39 pm

    I am curious. The latest WP version is 2.7.1 whereas your free version is 2.5.1?

    How will this negatively affect me going with your version? Will the upcoming plugin I heard mentioned fix that?

    Birgitta

  • 188 Jignesh // Mar 25, 2009 at 10:50 pm

    Hi Jeff,
    I configured the config.php file and saved it, created the My Sql database and it was created successfully, then i am not able to understand where i need to upload the wordpress seo files on my hosting account. Can you help me with this. Thanks.Jignesh.

    Jeff Johnson says: The first thing I would do is contact your hosting company for help.

    If they can’t help then….

    Here are some tutorials that may help:
    Free SEO Blog Tutorials

    Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
    FAQ – Free SEO Blog

    Here are the web hosting companies we use and recommend:
    Best Web Hosting Deals

  • 189 Robert Edward Wilkinson // Apr 15, 2009 at 12:23 pm

    Hi, I hope this is the right place to post this question.
    I have installed your free SEO pack for my Wordpress site http://www.getyourselfsaved.com but I am trying to get a sitemap for Google. I am not a techie but it does say in your pack description that it creates one automatically.
    How do I find it so that I can submit it to Google. Google says I haven’t got one.
    Please help.
    I SO WISH I COULD AFFORD YOUR TRAINING – One day
    Thanks
    Robert.

    Jeff Johnson says: Yes, as long as the google sitemap plugin is active… it automatically creates one for you.

    You’ll find it at http://enteryourdomain.com/sitemap.xml

    You don’t need to submit it to google, the engines already know where to find it.

  • 190 Houston search engine optimization // May 16, 2009 at 2:30 am

    I am pleased with Plugin. It works wonder for me.

  • 191 Jasan // May 17, 2009 at 9:23 pm

    Are your plugins out of date? WOndering if there are better combinations of plugins available for wordpress now?
    Example
    It looks like platinmum seo plugin replaced All in one SEO plugin
    loks like
    Antisocial plugin replaced Sociable plugin

    Is this true?

    I am new to this so I dont want to start a out of date blog when I could spend a little longer learning the updated plugins

    THank you

    Jeff Johnson says: Traffic Getting SEO Plugin Definitely still rocks… just met a school teacher at my seminar this weekend who tested it out and made 6 months of salary in 10 days with it.

    There are tens of thousands choices for anything we do online.

    If we find something that is definitely better… we’ll update the Traffic Getting SEO Plugin.. that’s the beauty of it… we can include or change any of the plugins at any time.

  • 192 Autoseller Network // May 21, 2009 at 4:34 am

    It is incredible news for me that Plugin is available on wordpress.Cool updates!!!

  • 193 IM Success Camp // Jun 2, 2009 at 1:48 pm

    Jeff,

    Thanks for the help. I was just starting a new project blog and was wandering if you had any 3 column templates included? Like, left and right sidebar with the post in the middle?

    If not, can I use a different template with the SEO Plugin?

    Thanks,

    Neil
    @imscamp

    Jeff Johnson: No templates are included but you may pretty much use any you find on the internet, thousands for free.

  • 194 Ron // Jun 3, 2009 at 10:26 pm

    Hey Jeff,

    I plan on using your seo software plug-in to help get my local business site ranked higher… is there anything you would recommend NOT doing??? like how often should I be pinging so I don’t get banned?

    Ron

    Jeff Johnson: Don’t post more than 10 – 20 times a day and use unique content whenever possible.

    And space the time out between posts as far as possible.

  • 195 Ron // Jun 3, 2009 at 10:27 pm

    Ooops… one more thing.. does that mean I can have someone customize my wordpress theme and it won’t interfere with the software?

    Thanks,

    Ron

  • 196 Ron // Jun 3, 2009 at 10:29 pm

    If I hire someone to customize my wordpress theme, it shouldn’t interfere with your software …right?

    Jeff Johnson:

    TGSP requires you to use a theme… it really doesn’t matter which one. Some are better than others from a functionality standpoint.

    The only thing that really messes with the Traffic Getting Software is other plugins that try to insert php or scripts into blog posts.

    But you can easily work around that with on simple “click”.

  • 197 Ron // Jun 4, 2009 at 1:10 am

    Hey Jeff …so does that mean I have to use a regular wordpress theme,,, and I know there’s thousands of them but am I still able to have a web designer customize the graphics and make it look more professional?

    Jeff Johnson: yes, custome themes are just fine.

  • 198 shally // Jun 5, 2009 at 3:33 am

    Hi Jeff.Great stuff ur doing here.My issue is i have a blog with wordpress.com.In order to download and use ur ‘free traffic getting seo plugin’ i have to use wordpress.org since unlike WP.com,it supports plugins.Is there a way i can transfer my blog(and posts) from WP.com to WP.org?
    Or what do you suggest overall?

    Jeff Johnson: Yes, you should be able to transfer one wp installation to another.

    I know I posted a video tutorial about it somewhere on this blog but I don’t know where it is of the top of my head :)

    But here’ s a turorial from WP themselves that should help.

    Moving Wordpress Tutorial

  • 199 Tim // Jun 5, 2009 at 3:59 am

    im lost man

  • 200 shally // Jun 10, 2009 at 5:12 am

    hi jeff.i signed up with ipowerweb.i’ve created a database with a username and password..The problem is linking a user with the database like in the step-by-step you outlined.What ipower host ask is that i copy and paste some code into a webpage.i’m lost there.

    Jeff Johnson: If your host is requiring you to do something special they should be able to show you what they need done. Please ask them for clarification.

  • 201 shally // Jun 11, 2009 at 11:18 pm

    hi jeff.i couldn’t fully down load the seo installation package.Let’s say out of 100%,my system downloaded 76%.what could be the problem?

    Jeff Johnson: You are using the free version. The professional version has more plugins and tweaks so you won’t see “100%” on the meter.

  • 202 shally // Jun 14, 2009 at 2:56 am

    hi jeff.i downloaded the pro version,set up the configuration although it read ‘wp-config-sample.php’ and uploaded it to /public_html.when i type my domain i can’t view the blog,get error mssg ’site is under development’.what am i doing wrong and how do i correct it?
    thanks

    Jeff Johnson: Your hosting company should be able to help.

  • 203 shally // Jun 26, 2009 at 11:09 pm

    hi jeff.i contacted my hosting company and my blog is up and running and installed with seo software.i want to change the theme.would this alter the settings and plugins?
    thanks,really appreciate your help.

    Jeff Johnson: Changing the theme should be fine. The only exception being if the theme installs plugins… just make sure they don’t overwrite each other.

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