PC Easy Page Documentation
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*Search Engine traffic is gold. As any gold miner knows the more advanced and efficient your tools are, the more gold you can mine. Easy Page is a state of the art fully automated gold mining machine that’ll out mine even the most determined gold pan user. The script uses dynamic page creation that serves up pages based on custom templates for each search engine. As the search engine spiders deeper and deeper, more and more dynamically created pages are crawled over by the spider. This gives you the ability to get tens of thousands of pages indexed with templates specifically designed to rank high on any keywords search results.
#!/usr/bin/perl
This is the URL where your Easy Page script file and htaccess resides.
Surfers who visit your site will be redirected to this URL.
Would you like to use specific templates for different search engines? "yes" or "no".
These settings are for advanced users and can be used to create new fields for using in templates.
The way this works is that when the script sees a call from a host or domain of a search engine, it shows that engine a special template that uses that engines specific criteria for ranking. The script is set to pull the templates for each Search Engine from a directory under the base directory that has the same name as the engine as listed in the "enginelist" file.
You can test and view each SE page you create by calling the script like this:
http://www.yourdomain.com/EasyPage.cgi?searchengine=altavista
http://www.yourdomain.com/EasyPage.cgi?searchengine=lycos
http://www.yourdomain.com/EasyPage.cgi?searchengine=google
http://www.yourdomain.com/EasyPage.cgi?searchengine=inktomi
etc.
Each of these would call a template from that engines specific directory. Template directory names would be as follows. You MUST create these yourself if you wish to use this feature.
Directory names:
altavista
excite
infoseek
lycos
inktomi
webcrawler
other
Obviously you would put altavista specific templates in the "altavista" directory and excite templates in the "excite" directory. The "other" directory is for other misc. Search Engines that you find hosts/ips for.
*NOTE*
If you include ANY "" marks inside the html then you MUST escape them with a \ like: name=\"%key\" can use any number of these. Also @ must be entered as \@.This will put the <title>something here</title> into the document for you automatically.
Email addresses to be used in the "reply to" metatag.
Keywords you’d like to be inserted in the meta keywords tag.
Text for the meta description tag.
Values for the meta revisit tag.
Text for the copyright notices.
HTML code for your body tags
Site names to be inserted.
Paragraphs of text to be randomly inserted.
HTML Image tags that will be randomly inserted.
HTML code for forms.
Names for links to other dynamic pages.
Words to be used for sub-domain, directory and filenames in dynamic links.
Text sentences to be inserted.
Random Links to pages outside the easy page system.
Your keyword list.
HTML image tags for random insertion.
Here the sky is the limit. But you are on your own. Best way to work this is to create templates based on each Search Engines specific criteria for ranking. Below are all the special tags you have available and they are enough to get damn good rankings on any Search Engine if you take the time to learn what each Engine looks for.
One TOP HINT this can be made to stay TOTALLY relevant. There is a new %refdomain variable you can use anywhere. What it does is this: It tales the incoming link Ex. http://free-sex-movies.yourdomain.com/whatever.html and uses free sex movies as a keyword! Keeping each page relevant to the last one. The variable is %refdomain.
%title returns full HTML code <title>random title</title>
%metadesc returns random TEXT description, you add other HTML
%revisit returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%copyright returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%reply returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%metakeywords1 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%metakeywords2 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%metakeywords3 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%metakeywords4 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%metakeywords5 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%metakeywords6 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%metakeywords7 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%metakeywords8 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%metakeywords9 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%metakeywords10 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%metakeywords11 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%metakeywords12 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%metakeywords13 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%metakeywords14 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%metakeywords15 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%bodytag returns full random HTML code <body bgcolor=blah text=blah>
%sitename returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%paragraph1 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%paragraph2 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%paragraph3 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%paragraph4 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%paragraph5 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%paragraph6 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%randword1 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%randword2 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%randword3 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%randword4 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%randword5 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%randword6 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%sentence1 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%sentence2 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%sentence3 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%sentence4 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%sentence5 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%sentence6 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%outsidelink1 returns link text only (http://domain.com)
%outsidelink2 returns link text only (http://domain.com)
%outsidelink3 returns link text only (http://domain.com)
%outsidelink4 returns link text only (http://domain.com)
%outsidelink5 returns link text only (http://domain.com)
%outsidelink6 returns link text only (http://domain.com)
%linkname1 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%linkname2 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%linkname3 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%linkname4 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%linkname5 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%linkname6 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%form returns full random HTML code
%key1 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%key2 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%key3 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%key4 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%key5 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%key6 returns random TEXT, you add other HTML
%image1 returns full random HTML code
%image2 returns full random HTML code
%image3 returns full random HTML code
%image4 returns full random HTML code
%image5 returns full random HTML code
%image6 returns full random HTML code
%pic1 returns full random HTML code
%pic2 returns full random HTML code
%pic3 returns full random HTML code
%pic4 returns full random HTML code
%pic5 returns full random HTML code
%pic6 returns full random HTML code
%pic7 returns full random HTML code
%pic8 returns full random HTML code
%pic9 returns full random HTML code
%pic10 returns full random HTML code
%pic11 returns full random HTML code
%pic12 returns full random HTML code
%pic13 returns full random HTML code
%pic14 returns full random HTML code
%pic15 returns full random HTML code
You can test and view each SE page you create by calling the script like this:
http://www.yourdomain.com/EasyPage.cgi?searchengine=altavista
http://www.yourdomain.com/EasyPage.cgi?searchengine=lycos
http://www.yourdomain.com/EasyPage.cgi?searchengine=google
http://www.yourdomain.com/EasyPage.cgi?searchengine=inktomi
etc.
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