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SEO Booster Lite 1.9.0

SEO Booster Lite 1.9.0

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New SEO Booster Lite has been released.

This release introduces a bug fix, where the cleaning operation did not fully remove all irrelevant search phrases. Milan Petrovic helped by supplying a MySQL Query that could detect numeric only search queries directly in the database. Thank you Milan!

Milan also recently posted a review of SEO Booster Lite on his blog. Go take a look.

Another thing introduced in 1.9.0 is the query ignore list! This has previously only been available to SEO Booster PRO users, but it has now been introduced to the Lite version as well, totally free for you!

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SEO Booster Lite Query Ignore List

The reason why it was introduced is the PRO version has SO many other cool features that makes it stand out and make it worth the investment.

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14 Comments

  1. Paul J Roberts / 04/09/2009

    Installed SEO Booster Lite some weeks ago as it seemed like an interesting way to boost page ranks and search results. It’s taken some time, but things are starting to roll along now.

    Thanks for the add-in!

    • myWordPress / 04/09/2009

      Hi Paul

      I’m glad you like it, and that it seems to help you and your blog!

      Also, thank you for dropping by and saying that, it is very appreciated :-)

  2. doruman / 05/09/2009

    I use SEO Booster Lite for a while also and I could say it`s my preferred plugin – and for SEO I use some, I tested many – . Indeed the results are not even instantly, but however the things can`t be hurried for websites/blogs promotion, to not risk to obtain contrary results… Thank you for what you offer for free.

    • myWordPress / 05/09/2009

      Hi doruman

      Thank you very much for your kind words, they are very appreciated, and I am glad my plugin provide some value for you. Take a look at the PRO version ;-) (biiig hint, hehe).

  3. Jon Smith / 15/09/2009

    Are you planning on upgrading to follow Googles new querystring format?

    • myWordPress / 16/09/2009

      Hi Jon

      Yes I am. I have already read the information available, and so far the following is the status:

      - The querystring is being tested by Google in some areas. Randomly..
      - The querystring seems to add the placement of your site as a parameter.. sometimes..

      There is nothing concrete yet. But once rolled fully out, I will implement it.

  4. yeskay / 22/09/2009

    Hi

    I tried inserting the function call into the sidebar. It just adds two closing tags for UL and DIV and breaks the theme. But widget functions ok.

    The problem is I do not use widgets and have to insert the code.

    Could you please have a look.

    Thanks

    S.K

    • yeskay / 22/09/2009

      My kingdom for an edit function over here!

      Please correct the typos in my earlier comment!

      S.K

    • myWordPress / 22/09/2009

      Hi yeskay

      I will correct your typos :-)

      I have just released a new version, which should be out shortly through WordPress.org … (1.9.2)

      You implement it like this:
      < ?php
      seobooster_show_referrers(10,false);
      ?>

      Note: If this does not work properly for you, please get back to me, and I will help you figure out/solve the problem.

  5. DRK / 22/09/2009

    Hi, Thanks for this plugin. I would have loved to use the pro version too…. had I have money.

    BTW the 1.9.2 version is listed as 1.9.1.zip on WordPress site. Also a new post for the latest version would be nice here.

    Best Regards.

    • myWordPress / 23/09/2009

      Hi DRK

      Yes, I noticed the problem with the update. The software I use for publishing has some problems with SVN unfortunately. The new release is out, and I just published a blogpost for it :-)

      Thank you for the comment, which made me aware of the problem.

    • myWordPress / 23/09/2009

      Oh, and I forgot to comment on the price. I agree the price might seem a bit high, but if you run the free version for a while, you will see the benefits of the plugin, and with all the bells and whistles that is in the PRO version (Detailed research for individual keywords, custom php function to insert a list in different parts of the blogposts, etc) it is very low priced. :-)

  6. Mimi / 23/09/2009

    Hi! Thanks for this very interesting plugin! I’ve installed it this week, and will report when I see some results.

    I know that having a link back to your site is a way to show support, but I wish it could be optional.

    Anyway, if this works as it say (I hope so!) I’m sure I’ll buy the Pro version :)

    • myWordPress / 23/09/2009

      Hi Mimi

      Thank you for dropping by, and thank you for your kind words.

      Yes, I know that the forced backlink is annoying by some, but it has proven to be a good incentive for the users to purchase the PRO version.

      Also, very few, like you, actually choose to drop by and say thank you. If more people were like you, I would be happy to remove the forced backlink or make it optional again.