You can access the LAF (Link Attraction Factors) database via a new XML API by sending your title through a URL (GET) variable like this:
http://www.linkattraction.com/api.php?title=this+is+a+test+title
The API will return an XML document of your results that looks like this:
<titleresults> <title>this is a test title</title> <score>-6.96%</score> <word> <name>this</name> <score>-5.26%</score> </word> <word> <name>is</name> <score>-0.87%</score> </word> <word> <name>a</name> <score>-0.16%</score> </word> <word> <name>test</name> <score>2.29%</score> </word> <word> <name>title</name> <score>-30.79%</score> </word> </titleresults>
The average number of links is ~299, and the scores are calculated by comparing the average number of links accumulated by stories using each keyword in their titles against the average. They’re displayed in percentage format.







April 8th, 2009 at 10:57 am
Greetings:
I thought you should know that this tool is down. Too much traffic.
December 7th, 2009 at 7:35 am
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