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Which SEO software

Hi Guys,
Having been running my website for a little more than 12 months part time, ive now decided to give it a bit more attention, add more variety of products etc and work on SEO.
I am thinking of attacking SEO from all angles, i.e Submit articles on high rank article sites, links on high rank link sites.
Ive seen some softwares like SEO Elite that say they do exactly that, but at a price tag of $167, i need some un-biased views.
Have anyone used it? or any other SEO software? all views welcome
Having been running my website for a little more than 12 months part time, ive now decided to give it a bit more attention, add more variety of products etc and work on SEO.
I am thinking of attacking SEO from all angles, i.e Submit articles on high rank article sites, links on high rank link sites.
Ive seen some softwares like SEO Elite that say they do exactly that, but at a price tag of $167, i need some un-biased views.
Have anyone used it? or any other SEO software? all views welcome
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As far as links .... don`t place inbound links on link farm sites, or in directories that aren`t relevant to your site .... there are thousands of general web directories, and they are pretty much worthless as far as boosting your traffic or doing anything positive for your site.
Focus on the basics:
1. Content is KING. Keep your site content relevant to the product you are selling. Ensure there are plenty of pages (if you are selling eggs, how about "about eggs", "egg FAQ", "eggs by name", "eggs by weight", "eggs by design".... etc etc) as opposed to just one.
2. Inbound links, not outgoing. And make sure the links are on relevant sites and not simply dumped on link farms.
3. You need a sitemap.
You would be better off using the above hints as a starting point and reading on SEO for a while. The £100 on the SEO software would just be a waste of money IMHO.....
http://www.ibusinesspromoter.com/
Try researching and asking review about this software from other members before you buy it.