One great feature, which is the core basis of this wordpress plugin, is actually the option to automatically convert your blog keywords into links to the affiliate product of your choice; the best part is that even your old keywords can turn into money making affiliate links.

Why would you want to convert old keywords into affiliate links? Just think about this for a moment – let’s say you’ve found a brand new affiliate program and you can’t wait to promote it on your blog. You don’t have to wait until you write your next post. You can use Ninja Affiliate plugin and it’ll automatically convert the keywords of your choice into affiliate links.

This wordpress plugin will help you effectively manage your affiliate links without the hassle of going through each post. Instead of wasting time editing links and posts you will be able to more efficiently write content and promote your blog. This will eventually help drive more visitors to your blog and in turn help you make more money.

I believe that it is in your best interest to buy Ninja Affiliage today if you want to save a ton of time, effort, and energy on editing links and actually dedicating yourself to what makes you real money (creating and writing great content). While I only purchased the plugin a few days, I fully see the benefit and expect to use it on a weekly (or maybe daily) basis.

And don’t forget, if you grab the plugin you  get free on going upgrades – Check It Out Here!

Below is a screen shot of the plugin…

Affiliate Policy

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Motorola Droid Specifications

I am going to list the specifications that matter most to me. For the most part, I think shoppers want the simple facts like “it’s fast or it’s heavy or the touch screen functions well.” Anyway, here are the thing I was personally looking for…

Android 2.0 Platform – Google’s operating system and I love it. I have used Blackberry’s (I am still a huge BB fan), Palm, and Windows. For me, Android is my favorite.

Camera is 5.0 MP, image stabilization, 4x Zoom, some image editing

Wifi 802.11 b,g

Email

Advertises about 385 minutes of usage time

3.7 ” touch screen and slide out qwerty keyboard.

16 GB SD card

A8 processor 550 mHz, 256 RAM, 512 ROM

2.4 x 4.6 x .5 in, weighs 6 ounces

3.5 mm jack

Music player with several playable formats

Bluetooth

Speech Recognition

Like I stated earlier, there are plenty more features and specifications. I only listed the ones I was interested using. For a complete list you can browse Motorola’s website HERE.

What I Think About The Motorola Droid

Size and Looks

First things first. What does it look like? I must admit, I was slightly nervous about the size when I first started playing with the Droid. Not sure why as the Storm and Storm 2 are very similar in size. Yes, the iphone is thinner, but it is not enough to make a difference. In fact, I am not sure I would change anything about the size the more I use the phone.The add width of the Droid can be attributed the slide out qwerty keyboard. Even when the phone is expanded it still feels solid. The slide out feature is slow and under control. Not a big deal but it is nice to know you won’t break your phone squeezing it too hard. There is a dedicated camera button, side volume controls, a power/sleep button on the top right, a 3.5 mm jack next to the sleep/power button and a micro USB port on the opposite side of the camera button.

Qwerty and Touch Screen

To be honest, I would have still purchased the Motorola Droid without the qwerty keyboard (not an option). After familiarizing myself with the BB Storm I felt fully capable of using only the touch screen. This happens to be true after months of use. I have gotten very good at typing with one thumb in portrait mode. I am not sure I have ever typed in landscape mode. It does help that the Droid touch screen responds quite well. The few times I have decided to write a blog post from my phone the qwerty keyboard came in quit handy. For all other typing I rely only on the touch screen.

Android Operating System

I love it. I love the three home screens that I can customize. Very fast and reliable. Nuff Said…

Droid Camera and Camcorder

Sample Picture From Droid

The Motorola Droid has a 5 megapixel camera. I personally think the pictures look pretty good…really good if you think about it. At times, mainly because of my son, I am little frustrated that the camera takes a second to register and shoot. This happens when the camera is focusing. Regardless, much better than the original Storm. I guess I am just use to using my Rebel XSI. The camera does offer several settings from which to choose. Sadly, I have not experimented at all. None the less, the phone features are there for those who would like too. I have used the camcorder and it works fine. Sound quality is very good.

Voice Recognition and Navigation

Yeah, can you believe I used both of those word when talking about a phone. Holla! Anyway, the voice recognition works well–especially handy when doing searches in Google. When you are traveling to a well know location the navigation works great. But isn’t this the case for all GPS systems. I love being able to say an address and the phone finds it and take me there. Pretty cool. Plus, Google maps is sweet.

My Favorite Apps For the Droid

• Where
• Weather Bug
• Bar Code Scanner
• Dictionary -They offer a word of the day widget that is cool
• Live Score
• Beautiful Home
• YouVersion Bible
• Facebook
• NewsRoom
• The US Presidents
• StopWatch
• United State Constitution
• Wordpress

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Let preface this app review by stating you must use Firefox to take advantage of the SEO Toolbar app. While this might be a difficult change for some, I totally believe it will be worth it. It was for me. I only use Firefox now.

Below you will find a list of features I use on a daily basis.

1. First and foremost, you can download SEO Tool bar for free. Don’t mistakes Aaron’s kindness for lack of features or quality. This is one heck of an SEO resource.
2. The toolbar offers basic SEO information including site PR, page PR, directory data, and social media data. All this information can be exported into an excel sheet.
3. SEO Rank checker is a huge plus. The rank checker save so much time. I like being able to input in several keywords and URL’s. You can also save keyword lists for use later.
4. The Competition tab offers information about rankings, keyword data, IP information, and whois data.
5. RSS Feeds of popular SEO and industry websites.
6. There is a “highlight nofollow” tab which is great when you are link building.
7. While I don’t customize the toolbar everyday it is nice to know that I CAN customize it anytime that I would like. The SEO Toolbar is very flexible.

I like researching competition, popular bloggers, or expert SEO’s. This application offers a solution to individuals with similar interests as me. With one click of the SEO XRay button you can see lots of SEO data including page headings, internal links, external links, and meta data. Also within this feature you will have access to Aaron Wall’s keyword density tool. Again, like in most features of the SEO Toolbar, you can export all of this data into an excel sheet.

Keyword research is another great use for the SEO Toolbar. You are given a blank white space for entering keywords. You will then be able to hit the green book next to the white space to pull up websites in a new browsing tab. The green book also offers a drop down arrow where you can select different keyword tools and websites. Some features include Quintura, Google Trends, Adwors Traffic Estimator, SEO Book Keyword Tool, Wordtracker and few other tools. This is almost like a one stop shop for keyword research.

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