If you can,
Is it possible to create a link to a keyword that matches the keyword?
For example,
The keyword used when generating the article is “coffee”.
If you use %keyword% when creating a link, the anchor text is “coffee”.
Create a link to the “coffee” keyword in the text of the article.
Will it be possible?
I always appreciate the good program.
If possible, please update us.
Thank you.
Reason for request
The reason for requesting this feature is,
It is randomly generated when the link is inserted, so the context is not natural.
If you substitute the word for the generated article, a perfect article would be possible.
If possible, I think I can use it too useful.
Thank you.
Sometimes keywords don’t match, or links are created in h2 tags, etc.
This is a perfect update.
Thank you so much.
It’s a feature that I really wanted.
The best technology!
I am always grateful for your program.
I think it’s because of the Korean characteristics.
For example
If the word “커피” is the main keyword,
in the article
If the article says, “커피를 맛있게 먹는법” it doesn’t match.
but,
If the article says, “커피 맛있게 먹는법” it is matched.
커피를 => no match.
[커피]를 => It must be matched.
커피 => matched.
Is it possible?
Maybe if you’re a Korean-speaking user,
I will continue to have the same problem as me.
This is a feature of the Korean language! Please refer to it!
In Korean grammar, words like “을”, “를”, “에서”, “는”, and “랑” are called particles (조사 in Korean).
Particles are words attached to the end of a noun or pronoun to indicate the relationship between that word and the other components in the sentence, such as the subject, object, or predicate. For example:
“을/를” are objective case particles, marking the object of a sentence. (e.g., 커피를 마신다 - I drink coffee)
“에서” is a locative particle indicating the place where an action occurs. (e.g., 커피숍에서 만나다 - to meet at a coffee shop)
“는/은” are topic particles, used to mark the subject or to emphasize it. (e.g., 커피는 뜨겁다 - The coffee is hot)
“랑/하고” are conjunctive particles, used to connect two or more items. (e.g., 커피랑 차를 마시다 - to drink coffee and tea)
These particles play a crucial role in clarifying the relationships between words in a sentence and in conveying the intended meaning accurately.
