I discovered a webpage that will generate permutations: http://users.telenet.be/vdmoortel/dirk/Maths/permutations.html So in other words, if you type in: red,blue,green (Note: make sure you type commas between your words or else it will try to use all the individual letters in its permutations) it will generate: red,blue,green red,green,blue blue,red,green blue,green,red green,red,blue green,blue,red So now, you're asking, 'Why in the world would anyone want to do that?' I'm going to use it in conjunction with AMAutomation when I spin my articles. So for example, suppose I have this original sentence: There are three builds for a Paladin: Holy, Protection, Retribution. It would make sense to spin it so that those three items ...

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Product: Article Marketing Automation (AMAutomation) Website: AMAutomation.com In the training videos of AffioBlueprint, Mark Ling recommends joining AMAutomation. It's a paid service (can try for free) that has two parts: A network of blogs where they'll post your article. (You can add your blog to this so that you can get content, but it isn't required to take advantage of the second feature). A function to 'spin' your article into different versions, thereby getting around Google's duplicate content rules. The first function, posting to a blog, is interesting. The main purpose for doing this is not to get traffic but to get backlinks. Each time ...

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No internet marketing blog would be complete without an Google Analytics rant. It annoys the heck out of me!!I know it's very powerful, it can help you analyze your website and see where people are abandoning sales, etc. But to me, Google Analytics is like the genius who can do complex calculus but can't add 2 + 2. Here's what I mean: GA is all about telling you what percentage of visitors did X, how many went to Y, etc. but it can't give you any specifics. It can answer 'how many' but not 'which ones.' For example, I set up a goal of reaching the sale confirmation page on my site.I ...

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