Wordpress SEO

How to Avoid WordPress Post Duplication with Robots Meta tag in Thesis WordPress Theme

April 29, 2010

We have given some good reviews of Thesis WordPress Theme because we are using it and we have seen the positive side of it. The only negative side is it’s costly but it is worth every penny you spend on it. Talking about WordPress SEO, few things which we take care are permalinks, ping list and so on. Most of them I covered in 8 essential settings after installing WordPress. One of the biggest advantage ...

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3 Ways to verify a WordPress blog in Google Webmaster Tools

April 12, 2010

Like most of the other bloggers in the blogosphere, my primary focus is to get more Google juice. Little do I care about Yahoo, Bing or anything alike. There is Google search, and there’s everyone else. Naturally, I’m much concerned about how my blog gets crawled by Google and about what content get’s indexed by Google. Google Webmaster tools tells me the inside story of how users find my website through Google. In my opinion, ...

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Hybrid WordPress Theme : Another SEO Optimized Theme

December 20, 2009

Search Engine Optimization or better known as SEO depends on many aspects but the most important aspect for a wordpress based hosting is its theme. There are many paid wordpress theme developers that guarantee 100% SEO optimization in their themes but my question is why pay so much money when Hybrid Themes offer these features for free or I must say open source. A good SEO is essential to optimize the page traffic and determine the ...

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Show Simple and Decent Featured Posts Slideshow WordPress Smooth Slider

October 22, 2009

In most cases, blog’s home page plays vital role for search engine indexing. If you are showing your best content on home page through popular posts section on sidebar or featured posts slideshow, it will definitely help you indexing them on Google or other search engines frequently. Smooth Slider is a free WordPress plugin to show featured posts in a slideshow with all benefits of SEO. Smooth Slider can easily attach your favorite posts on ...

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Subdomain Or Subdirectory for WordPress Addon blogs

October 8, 2009

When I started with Shoutmeloud after a while I was looking for option to increase its visibility by adding more category on it, but this may create an issue with existing niche topics and I might get good traffic but lose my niche authority. So I was left with three options : Create a new WordPress blog Create a WordPress blog in subdomains Create a WordPress blog in Sub directory Now I will discus issue, ...

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[SEO]WordPress Post Duplication Issue With Comments

September 20, 2009

When we talk about WordPress, first thing which comes in our mind is SEO friendly and it is very true when we compare wordpress with blogspot. But if you install wordpress and think now you have a big SEO giant with you, you are wrong. There are so many things which you need to learn, understand and implement to make your blog search engine friendly. When it comes to SEO of a blog, major issue ...

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How to Use Deans Permalink Migration Plugin for WordPress

September 6, 2009

When Last time I wrote about Dean’s permalink migration plugin I didn’t realize some people will find it hard to use it. When we talk about WordPress SEO the basic thing is permalink. WordPress default permalink structure is ugly for SEO and it does not make any sense for search engine optimization. Today I was working for a client wordpress SEO and she was using the default wordpress permalink which is no where close to ...

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Matt Cutt Insight on WordPress SEO : WordCamp San Francisco 2009

August 23, 2009

I’m sure those who all are in SEO and wordpress must be aware of Matt Cutt. If not Matt Cutt is a software engineer working on Google and he is also the head of Google’s webspam team. In wordcamp San Francisco 2009 meet, Matt talked about WordPress and he mentioned why he love WordPress. This is the video from the conference and video is almost 40+ minutes but it is worth watching. Matt talked ...

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