LAST EDITED ON Jul-29-11 AT 09:12 PM (PST)
 
>I did the pagez/mytagz/randomz approach. The output files do not
>have a paragraph break.(paragraphs are not separated)
>
>Is there a way to get paragraph breaks?
>thanks

If you're making html files, you'll need to add the <P> tag where you want the paragraphs to break.

In the example I use on this thread, if you're creating html pages you'll need to use something like:
<p>MYTAGZ

And you can also add other html elements. I like using the list attribute where I can: <UL>

For your first project, I really suggest playing around with some html tags to get a feel of what you can do before you create your first batch of real articles.

For example, if you were writing about working dogs, try something like this:

A few of the popular working dog breeds include:
<ul>
<li>KEYWORDLI</li>
<li>KEYWORDLI</li>
<li>KEYWORDLI</li>
</ul>

Then using Replacez, do something like:

Find:
KEYWORDLI

Replace:
Great Pyrenees
Doberman Pinscher
Standard Schnauzer
Kuvasz
Anatolian Shepherd Dog
Rottweiler
Greater Swiss Mountain Dog
Komondor
Boxer
German Pinscher
Saint Bernard
Mastiff
Newfoundland
Great Dane
Bullmastiff
Alaskan Malamute
Portuguese Water Dog
Siberian Husky
Bernese Mountain Dog
Akita
Giant Schnauzer
Samoyed

This is an excellent way to get secondary keywords on your pages. And, the UL/OL tags are similar in power as header tags for SEO, so be sure to use them fairly often.