Recently we discovered Tynt which allows web publishers to add links to content that is cut & pasted from their websites.
Today I’ve removed Tynt and added a better script that allows me to add a link to the story page and a link to my homepage with the anchor text of my choice. The script is called Link Building Pro and you can download it for free here.
If you want to test it just try copy & pasting some content from this page into your Wordpress editor or a Word document. There are a few options you can configure and the script is easy to edit if you want something a bit different.
Patrick Altoft is Director of Search at Leeds based digital & SEO agency Branded3. Patrick also runs Blogstorm.You can get our blog posts delivered for free by email every day - simply add your email address to the box below or alternatively grab the RSS feed.
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Cool – seems to not work if I copy just a few words though but works if I take a whole paragraph
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Thanks for the post, now lets try this script also.
More comments from tag44Works great on the sites I just applied it to, thanks
@Grahame it’s got a 40 char mininum default – just change that
The script defaults to using a minimum of 40 characters, which you can easily change. It’s best to have a limit, because if someone copies just a word (to search for or look up, for example), you don’t want to add garbage to the end of it.
Wow that is amazing. Will try it out for sure..
The script looks good, but is there a script which automatically adds my website URL to someone who is copying content via my RSS feed onto their WP?
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Raj you need the RSS Footer plugin
More comments from Patrick AltoftThanks!!!
Yupz…Its working
thanks for sharing this script.
Nice script but its yet another bit of javascript. All of these little remote calls add up. Too many http requests. I hope SEOx releases a commercial version so it would be possible to run it from our end.
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Branden you can run it from your end already. I do.
More comments from Patrick AltoftOh. Sorry. I thought it was making an external reference. Good stuff. Thanks.
I will have to check this out. It sounds like a promising tool that I can add to my SEM Management resources. Thanks for providing both of these resources.
Thanks for the post. It is realy a good script. Nice sharing
More comments from valueshopThats really good script to be used.
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