Alink Tap will link phrases you specify to sites you specify. For example, you could make it so that whenever "TodoApuestas" occurs in a post it is automatically linked to todoapuestas.org.

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get_plugin_slug()) ?> selected="selected" value="apuestas">get_plugin_slug()) ?> selected="selected" value="casinos">get_plugin_slug()) ?> selected="selected" value="poker">get_plugin_slug()) ?> selected="selected" value="bingo">get_plugin_slug()) ?>

name="alink_tap_remote_plurals" value="" /> s (i.e. plurals in certain languages)', Alink_Tap::get_instance()->get_plugin_slug()) ?>

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Considerations:

• URLs should be valid (i.e. begin with http://)
• The same URL can appear on more than one line (i.e. with more than one keyword).
• Because a word can only link to one site, a keyword should not appear on more than one line. If it does, only the last instance of the keyword will be matched to its URL.
• If one of your keywords is a substring of the other--e.g. "download wordpress" and "wordpress"--then you should list the shorter one later than the first one.
• Keywords are case-insensitive (e.g. "wordpress" is the same as "WoRdPrEsS").
• Spaces count, so "wordpress" is not the same as "wordpress ".
• Keywords will be linked only if they occur in your post as a word (or phrase), not as a partial word. So if one of your keywords is "a" (for some strange reason), it will be linked only when it occurs as the word "a"--when the letter "a" occurs within a word, it will not be linked.
• You can use any valid target attribute, not just "_blank"--see W3C for a list of valid targets.