BlogSense – News

SEO Keywords Profiles provides the user with a entire new section and settings. What this feature sets out to accomplish is the creation of keyword profiles that allow you to add special settings to instances of that keyword when it is found in an incoming article, such as text decorations (bold, italics, strong, underline) and url linking (including class and rel tag declarations). You can also set limits on how many times per article(post) you want BlogSense to apply these conditions to.

Now you can turn PDF material into wordpress posts with BlogSense.

BlogSense uses the Drop Posting Module to import a PDF’s content. Then you define how many posts you would like to create and define the titles of the posts, and then define which page ranges that will become a post’s content.

Press preview to preview what your posts will come out like, and then go ahead and import them.

BlogSense will slice them up how you described and get them ready for you to schedule using the Drop Posting Module.

I know thats kind of tough to follow! Here is a video demonstration

The newest feature addition in BlogSense-WP 3.1 is content scraping. You can use this to get full content from partial rss feeds.

A partial rss feed is an rss feed that only displays a summary of the content, and then prompts you to view the full content.

The Content Scraping feature will use scripting techniques to access the original articles, and then use predefined code tags to find out where the full content is located and then copy and add it to the post.

Due to popular request, BlogSense’s newest feature compliments the RSS module, and adds the ability to search out text and code strings, and replace them with a replacement string.

In addition to a search and replace function we have added the ability to preview rss behavior. Save your rss settings how you believe you would like them, and preview their behavior.

BlogSense 2.9 has just been released, adding the newest feature: Link Cloaking.

The link cloaking feature replaces url’s found in content with an alternate url, one that sends the user to a redirect script, and then the user is redirected to the original link.

This feature has been added to give the user the option to prevent their visitors and likewise search engine robots from knowing that the link out is a link to an affiliate link.

Use this optional feature to credit the original sources of your content. You can create custom anchor texts for linking back to the original source, as well as add nofollow tags if you like. Crediting original sources is not mandatory but could increase your chances or gaining trackbacks and good promotion.

One of the minor features of the RSS module is a link stripping capability. This setting will remove any link-outs and leave the anchor text for all content that is brought in through an RSS feed. RSS feeds are set up individually so this setting can be on for one RSS source, and remain off for another, providing you with flexibility as you create your automation strategy.

BlogSense provides a way for you to automatically populate custom fields for Wordpress. Many of our users will build a blog that uses a premium wordpress template, and many premium templates have jquery features that require posts to have custom fields and image urls associated with those fields. BlogSense will detect the first image within the post and make that url the value of the custom field.  If you are hosting your images on the same server, than the url will be to the same.

BlogSense automatically tags each post if your autotagging setting is set to on. This will help you build relevant tag clouds and other widgets that make use of post tags. Tags are selected from the post title, mixed, and cleaned of junk keywords such as “and”, “are”, “the” and other irrelevant keywords.