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How do you use the STATIC%
command?
The STATIC% command is used to make a keyword phrase static throughout
your page so that you can use the same keyword phase everytime.
For example, if you inserted the command [t_keywords] 3 times throughout
your template then each time a keyword phrase will be randomly pulled,
so you might end up with the keywords "make money", "profit from the
internet", and "get search engine traffic".
If you wanted to control it so
that the same random keyword phrase is used every time then you would
use [STATIC%t_keywords]. Now what this would do is pull a random
word from the keywords word list and then insert that same keyword
phrase every time you insert [STATIC%t_keywords] into your template.
So if you have [STATIC%t_keywords] 3 times throughout your template,
then on one cloaked page it might display the keyword phrase "make
money" every time, but on another page it might display "profit from the
internet" every time.
The STATIC% command is also useful
in hyperlinks. For example:
<a href="http://www.yoursite.com/[STATIC%t_keywords].html">[STATIC%t_keywords]</a>
Will output a link something like:
<a href="http://www.yoursite.com/make
money online.html">make money online</a>
Which SLURL will turn into:
<a href="http://www.yoursite.com/make-money-online.html">make
money online</a>
This is beneficial because the
link text and the keywords used in the URL are the same, which helps in
search engine optimization.
NOTE:
If you use the STATIC% command in your hyperlinks and you use it more
than once, then you will need to use multiple word lists. If you
don't have multiple word lists then all of your links will be exactly
the same.
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