One of the next things I have to do I change / randomize the Titles. As this is how the mapz is built. I will probably only put that on an index page, and use backerz to add links to each file.

After pages are made, the next step should be page titles. Using Keymapz should be one of the last steps.

More than anything else, page titles need to be dedooped, for many reasons...Because of this, I'll spend a lot of timeon page titles.

At this point, all of Kelvin's page titles look like this:
<title>Internet Business Tips </title>

There's a number of different ways to do this, here's one of them:

PREP
Make three lists of keyword phrases, making sure each list uses a DIFFERENT PRIME NUMBERS for each list.

For example, come up with lists of:
89
73
71
(Don't copy this exactly, check the chart and come up with something similar: check the chart

STEP ONE
Find:
<title>Internet Business Tips </title>

Replacez:
<title>TitleOne TitleTwo TitleThree</title>

STEP TWO
Find:
TitleOne

Replacez:
business,
email,
make money on line,(use your first list of keywords)

Note that after each comma is a blank space.

STEPS THREE AND FOUR, REPEAT USING THE NEXT LIST.

STEP FIVE:
Create a list that combines generic terms, <title> and secondary keywords.

Find:
<title>

Replacez:
<title>Welcome
<title>The Big site of
<title>Small business loans,
<title>
<title>Hi friends,
<title>Email tips plus
<title>
<title>

1. Be sure to leave a blanks space after every line!

2. Use prime numbers and pick a number you didn't use above. It doesn't matter, but pick a prime number. Use phrases and secondary keywords. When you run out, add some <title> only until you reach the next highest prime number that has NOT been used before.

STEP SIX
Follow the same logic as Step 5, except think of "ending" phrases...

Find:
</title>

Replacez:
and more.</title>
plus more.</title>
and this keyword.</title>
and that keyword.</title>
join us.</title>
join us now.</title>
</title>
</title>
</title>

1. Be sure to leave a space BEFORE every line!!!

2. Again, you need a list with a total equal to a prime number, but you haven't used before.

TIPS:

-Make your biggest list the first title tag, working from left to right:

Most keywords==========>>>Least Number of keywords
<title>TitleOne TitleTwo TitleThree</title>

This will create more variances and the beginning of your tags, which will create more "flavor" to the human eye.

-The more pages you want to make, the bigger your lists should be.

For 10,000 pages, I'd want something like:
<title> = 109 keywords/phrases
TitleOne = 107 keywords/phrases
TitleTwo = 73 keywords/phrases
TitleThree = 67 keywords/phrases
</title> = 59 keywords/phrases

If you come up with similar lists of keywords and generic phrases, it'll be more than 10,000 pages before your first two title phrases repeat....The others are adding even more variety.

-Now run Keymapz, just for fun...Make a new page just for the links, then use the letter "a" as your keyword. This will include all your pages.

Now look at the site map and examine all your page titles. It's like snowflakes, no two page titles will be exactly the same...

Normally you will want to run Keymapz last. Page titles, file names and even content (keywords) will change, so keep this in mind when making pages... However, you may want to create a couple of KeyMapz while you're working, just for your own use to help spot-check things as you work.

-Save any lists you create, especially of generic phrases you make. Keep adding to these lists and use them for fuuture projects, and everything gets esier and easier.

For example, make a list of "opeing" title tags:
Welcome
Hello and welcome
You'll find
You have found
Find out for yourself
Looking for
On the lookout for
Need info about
A huge assortment
A huge variety
Rated #1 for
#1 rated resource for

These phrases are like invaluable...Use them to dedoop your pages' titles, links, meta tags, etc. Keep adding to them and making slight changes.

These phrases add a "human" element to your pages that traditional doorway pages don't.