In my previous blog posts, I talked about SEO basics, picking a proper keyword and content creation and creating headings and adding images. In this post, I’ll share an amazing WordPress Plugin to help you with search engine optimization.
In my previous blogs, I talked about some basics of SEO and how to select your keywords and create your content. Now we’re ready to move on to some of the more technical aspects of SEO.
In my last blog about Search Engine Optimization I talked about content being king, and 40% of the SEO equation. In this blog I’ll talk about keyword selection.
One of the biggest buzzwords in web development is SEO… Search Engine Optimization. Everyone wants SEO for their site, so that their website shows up more frequently, or closer to the top of search engines.
A few years ago, as I began to expand my use of WordPress with my clients, I was longing for a way to connect to other WordPress users and developers. I began to search for seminars or training opportunities for WordPress, and I discovered a thing called WordCamp.