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Add Custom Titles for Tags and Categories in WordPress
The Best WordPress SEO Plugin? A combination of two. All in One SEO Pack (AIOSEO) is the leader in WordPress SEO plugins. It offers great functionality and simple integration into the process of writing a post. AIOSEO is not a perfect … Continue reading
Add Canonical Tags to Shopp Plugin for SEO
I am building a store using the Shopp plugin, and I noticed that there are possibilities for duplicate content issues: A product can be accessed both by /shop/productID and /shop/product-slug A tag can be accessed using /shop/?shopp_tag=tag-uri and /shop/tag/tag-slug A … Continue reading
Posted in Shopp, WordPress
Tagged All in One SEO Pack, Canonical, Canonical Tag, SEO, Shopp Plugin, Shopping Cart, WordPress SEO, WordPress Shopping Cart
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Add Custom Taxonomy Title Tags Support to All-In-One SEO Pack
Get control over your custom taxonomy’s Title Tag With Yoast’s Simple Taxonomies plugin, you can set up a custom categorization system for posts on your site known as a custom taxonomy. When trying to optimize these pages, I realized that … Continue reading
Posted in WordPress
Tagged AIOSEO, All in One SEO Pack, custom taxonomies, custom taxonomy, SEO Title, Simple Taxonomies, Taxonomies, Title Tag, WordPress SEO, Yoast
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WordPress Search Engine Friendly Logo
Optimize your logo using SEO-friendly techniques. Google’s algorithm likes text more than images. It likes headlines more than paragraphs. You can increase how much weight your headline has by only having one or two of them. Having the same headline … Continue reading
Posted in SEO
Tagged CSS, H1, Logo, SEO, SEO Link, SEO Logo, WordPress header, WordPress SEO
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SEO implications for updating your website
Will a website redesign hurt my rank? When I am working with a client that already has a website, one of the first questions I am asked is “How will redesigning my website affect my rank?“ Here’s what to expect when … Continue reading
Nofollow SEO for your WordPress Functions
While working on a recent website, I became frustrated by the lack of nofollow support in many WordPress functions. Make that, most WordPress functions. There are a few WP functions that I wanted to add nofollow to, so here’s a … Continue reading →