Thank you for your feedback. I’m sorry if it is not very clear, but the ignore list currently only accepts full terms, meaning if you enter “washing” in the ignore field, it will not display

“washing”
but it will still display

“washing machine”

I am researching better ways to display the incoming queries and to manipulate the list, but I have yet to find the best and most user friendly way to do this.

the “Query ignore list” isn’t very effective. I’ve added many single words, but in phrases they will still shown on my page.

Is there any way to ban ‘single’ words forever from the query list?

Regarding the installation problem, please try to remove the previous folder first, or manually overwrite the content when uploading via FTP.

The title feature is compatible with Platinum Pack, and other users have reported problems with All In One SEO in some setups. I am looking into making it work fully with All In One SEO and I will release a new version as soon as that is fixed.

Regarding the “last update”, it means simply that the next release I intend to do (no future date has been set) will be a version 2, and the price will higher than the current $29.95.

Since you have already bought a license, it does not matter for you, you and any other user get lifetime upgrades for free.

There are two potential things here, both of which I really should have made more clear.

1. The search keywords/phrases are only displayed in the title tag if there have been any incoming search visits to that blog post.

2. If the WordPress theme does not make a query to “wp_head();” in “header.php” (99% of all themes do), the feature will not be “triggered”.

If either of those are not the cause, please let me know, and I will attempt to figure out the problem ASAP.

Maybe I have not been clear enough… Since it’s php code, you need to enter “” after..

like this:

“<?php
if(function_exists('seoboosterpro_boostlist')){ seoboosterpro_boostlist('’,”,’ ‘,’,',3); }
?>”

To add it to each individual blog post, edit the “single.php” file in your theme. Above code example will display the top 3 search terms for the post, seperated by commas (,) in a h2-tag

I might add that in the future if other people request that feature. Currently, I do not really want to do it, since that would be a simple form of cloaking.

Everything the plugin does can be considered “white hat”, since its techniques that can easily be done manually, it simply removes the manual labour.. Presenting different data to people and search engine bots is another thing.

That being said, if more people request it, I can add it.

Can you provide us with a little instruction in how to put the flexible PHP function in the theme? I can’t make it work..

Yes, it rewrites the title tag at the top of the browser, so it will be visible to your visitors also. Many people will not like this, so I’ve added it as an optional feature.