by james on February 4, 2009
Some time ago I started writing a big old post about the plugins I was using to optimise my site for SEO. I got distracted. Badly! I ended up getting sidetracked and creating a splog based around politics that aggregates a bunch of feeds together and displays them on a new domain – not something I’d recommend in a hurry, as it has also meant that this site has had a spanking in the rankings as well, and I have very effectively lost the completion with Cole for Bristol SEO. I have however discovered all sorts of useful bits of information on plugins and setting up WordPress that I will of course be sharing in the future.
To get back to my original follow-up post on WordPress SEO, the remaining seven plugins that I use on this site to optimise it for SEO are as follows:
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by james on November 30, 2008
There are many excellent posts on WordPress SEO. Plugins are one of the best ways of getting your WordPress SEO up to scratch and I will focus on the best plugins for SEO in this post. As I mentioned in my earlier post “Bristol SEO Experiment” I have used Joost de Valk’s article on WordPress SEO as a starting point for this site.
This has obviously worked, as I now rank at number two in Google for Bristol SEO, and I’m certain that I can target other keyword phrases, and not be hampered by my competition with Cole which forbids me from linking from other locations using appropriate anchor text.
Despite Joost’s excellent advice I have also gone my own way on a few things, as plugins have updated or I’ve seen new ones I like the look of, so following are seven plugins that everyone serious about SEO for WordPress should install.
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