SEO Generator

[Mihewa]

I really don't know much about SEO, but I know the basics of it.

If any of you've used Google, you've surely found results that may have looked like "http://site.com/exactly_what_you_searched_for.html". When you click on them, it took you either to the websites main page, or a page full of ads.

Even though I'm not really sure if this is SEO, I wrote a script that would generate SEO friendly HTML pages, and redirect all of them back to your homepage (or wherever you wanted), and deliver a ZIP file with your HTML files via e-mail. It would require a few peices of information from you: a few keywords based on your site, the page you want them to redirect to, and the amount of HTML files you'd like (all unique).

If your site was already indexed in Google, I'm sure this would really help traffic (which would be considered SEO I guess).

What I'm asking is, is my idea useful? Would people actually use it?

If so, I'm going to develop a website that offers this as a free service.

Thanks in advanced for your replies.

~ Mike

EDIT:

Since I've found out this is not allowed, I've decided just to post the script for anyone who wants to do it anyways.

<?php

$root = "http://"; # Your website URL
$seo_names = "free,money,win,prizes,fun,games,play,cash,easy"; # Keywords pertaining to your website.
$seo_names = str_replace(" ", "+", $seo_names);
$seo_array = explode(",", $seo_names);

$keywords = sizeof($seo_array);
$keywords = $keywords - 1;

function formulate($wpu, $kw)
{ $n = pow($kw, $wpu); return $n; }

$ct = 0;
$cre = 0;
$ncre = 0;

while ( $ct<=formulate(5, $keywords) ) {
    $r[1] = $seo_array[rand(0, $keywords)];
    $r[2] = $seo_array[rand(0, $keywords)];
    $r[3] = $seo_array[rand(0, $keywords)];
    $r[4] = $seo_array[rand(0, $keywords)];
    $r[5] = $seo_array[rand(0, $keywords)];
    $filename = $r[1]."_".$r[2]."_".$r[3]."_".$r[4]."_".$r[5];
    $file = $filename.".html";
    if ( !is_file($file) )
    { $redir = "<script>document.location='$root'</script>";
    $fp = fopen ($file, "w");
    fwrite($fp, $redir);
    fclose($fp);
    $ct++;
    echo "URL #" . $ct . ":" . " " . $filename . "<br>";
    $cre++; }
    else
    { $ncre++; }
}

echo "Other debugging information:";
echo "\n\n";

echo "Created: $cre";
echo "\n\n";
echo "Not Created: $ncre";
echo "\n\n";
echo "Formulation: " . formulate(5, $keywords);

?>

Have fun! :P

 

[WebmasterTalk.us]

Bad idea. .html pages are generated via a mod_rewrite of the .htaccess file; Google usually bans sites that use redirects within their site.

 

[Mihewa]

Haha. I didn't know that. Thanks anyways! :P