OPRA, my on page ranking advice software is one step from beta testing. I assume that means we are in alpha testing, but I have no idea which direction that code flows. Perhaps we are in Gamma testing, and the finished product is alpha.
I’m very excited about this software. If you are a user of James Brausch’s RaSof, then you already know of the power of that program. James reverse engineered the search engines, studying over 100,000 websites in search results. With a background in reverse engineering for a military contractor, James knows what he is doing. RaSof is the culmination of that research. When you run RaSof on your web page (it’s as simple as entering the URL) the software scores the page for close to 200 on page ranking factors. It then shows you a report in spreadsheet formwith each factor listed and your score.
RaSof does not make recommendations. It merely scores the factors from your web page against its internal database. It is incredibly powerful, but not particularly intuitive in how to improve the ranking factors on a page. You could spend hours trying to find the right combinations. Until now.
OPRA, like RaSof, is simple to use. All you do is copy the URL from your RaSof report and paste it into the box provided. OPRA then takes your scores, compares them to the data that RaSof was built upon, and provides a report in plain English on what you need to do to optimize your on page ranking factors. It makes optimizing your on page ranking factors so easy a caveman could do it… or even an intern or virtual assistant for those building their freedom business.
Stay tuned. We should have OPRA on the market sometime next week.
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