Anchor text generator

[nhebb]

Anyone know of a good anchor text generator?

All I can can is keyword generators that will take a few keywords and generate all the permutations for AdWords/AdSense users. I want something that does the opposite.

I would like to dump the search phrases from my logs into a program and have it combine the words into the smallest amount of phrases possible. These would be used for contextual backlinks, targeting as many words as possible.

For example, I focus on flow charts. The program would see...

"flow chart"
"process flow chart"
"business process flow"
"flow chart software"

... as common search phrases and combine them into...

"business process flow chart software"

... giving me wide coverage in a single phrase. Does a program like this exist, or do I need to write my own?

[smarsh]

Closest I know of is http://www.goodkeywords.com/. They have a phrase generator that I use all the time.

Hope this helps...

[nhebb]

I've used Good Keywords before, and for a free tool it's great. But the phrase generator is really limited. I want something a lot more powerful.

[la cala]

if you know what keywords to use for your site then you should be able to use those as your anchor text, if that doesn't give you what you want then maybe you should write your own program for it.

[charlesgan]

seem like you going to generate lots of landing page??
with keywords???

i think its good to code it insteed. seem like you want to integrate into your project.

[nhebb]

Originally Posted by la cala

if you know what keywords to use for your site then you should be able to use those as your anchor text

My goal is totake thousands of lines of lower volume, long-tail search phrases and combine them into longer anchor text that has a higher cumulative search volume.

Originally Posted by charlesgan

seem like you going to generate lots of landing page?? with keywords??? i think its good to code it insteed.

In many cases, yes I would create content to match, and in others I would target existing content. I would rather buy a solution than build one. As a general principle, I think it's important to stay focused on your core competency and buy or outsource the rest.