It installs easily enough. So what does it do? It’s supposed to research a specified number of keywords taken from WordPress posts and providing you a list of relevant blogs to install pingbacks for more traffic to your blog. The concept is sound, so let’s see how it works… I’ll post this and see if I get a list of related blogs. As it turns out, I didn’t have to post it  to see the results. All I had to do was save a draft and it brought back a list of 15 blogs based on 3 key words; blog, blogs, and traffic. I replaced those manually with auto-pingbacks, deeplink, find relevant blogs, and pingbacks, clicked on the pluggins refresh button and got 47 blogs. So I published this post and we’ll see what traffic results.

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Nothing like more overwhelm, but worth the challenge. After a day I’ve already learned and implemented a lot of tools. This post is about the “Send Trackbacks” field in the WordPress New Post page. I’ve never used trackbacks previously, so as I see the field on my new post page I now know what to put there, in this case, two trackbacks; 1) http://jackhumphrey.com, where you can download a free  excellent ebook, Authority Black Book 2009, and 2) the link to Jack’s YouTube short video on trackbacks, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCCq3K7XpEI. These are not affiliate links. I put both links as you see them here in the “Send trackbacks to:” field. Jack will now receive email that links back to this post. If he approves the links I get a great blog site, blog Success, linking back to this post and he gets my promoting his stuff to you. Check out the links. It is important to your success as a blogger to implement trackbacks.