SEO tips for WordPress powered blogs
2008 February 21
SEO tips for WordPress powered blogs
This week I found a link on my dashboard to WordPress
SEO Whitepaper.
Carrie Hill and Mary Bowling of Blizzard Internet Marketing released a WordPress SEO Whitepaper including pretty permalinks, SEO Plugins and socializing your blog and much
more. The freePDF download also provides some useful tips and tricks to help WordPress bloggers configure their WordPress powered blogs so they are SEO friendly.
more. The freePDF download also provides some useful tips and tricks to help WordPress bloggers configure their WordPress powered blogs so they are SEO friendly.
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Thanks for the tip. I hope I can get all this soon enough. WordPress is already addicting though – I must say.
Cool style!
Hi Catherine,
You’re welcome. Take a look around and help your self to what you need to know to get up and running.
@plarem7000
Thanks for the theme compliment.
Interesting. There are some good ideass presented here. I need to do spend some time reading more about these topics.
Interesting! I’m really helped. It’s really smart idea. Do you know you can make your blog more popular? maybe I can help you, you may contact me at anytime you want.
Cheers
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Hi Philp,
Thanks for dropping in and commenting. :-)
Hey, I just wanted to stop by and say hi, I liked your site and it was my pleasure to check it out. Check out my blog if you get a chance it’s ringlord737.wordpress.com Thanks, Dan
What exactly did you want me to check out on your site Dan? I’m confused because it seems to exist only for the purpose of advertising and that’s not allowed on wordpress.com blogs. It will result in blog suspension or blog deletion http://faq.wordpress.com/2005/12/08/adsense/
http://wordpress.com/tos/
Nice post. One thing I have noticed is that SEO is a continuous process. It cannot be done perfectly in one shot. You have to be on your toes and try out different things to get ahead of your competitors. There have been instances where my site’s search engines rankings have improved considerably with few small tweakings.
- Michael
A few Simple Tips For website customization to make a proffesional looking page that produces sales. Color Scheme and Theme always choose matching colors, and example would be a dark background with visible words and designs, with a dark theme try not to mix too many bright colors into the design. What we should never do is mix colors like purple and yellow that is if you want a proffesional looking website personal websites do what you want. The Theme of the Website should match the company of organization if you have a website that was made to cater for a food company, it would be wise to stick with that category, rather than changing to a different theme like machinery. Your fonts should be used in regard to the formality of the website, a simple sans-serif of tahoma would suffice in most cases. There are always exceptions like if your website is for design or art groups you may want to use more fanciful designs and fonts.
I know this all sounds like pretty general stuff and guess what it is! Making a Proffesional looking website is not hard but us internet marketers sometimes make it more difficult than it has to be becasue we want it to be perfect. The simple truth is it doesn’t matter what you want it matters what your target market wants and if you don;t give it to them someone else will. Before I had any sucess my thoughts were always about what I like and dont like and what I can afford and not afford. When I was thinking like that I never made a nickle, when my thinking changed so did the size of my bank account it slowly started growing as I slowly started changing.
@Gary Johnson
You may be confusing wordpress.com free hosted blogs with the self-hosted software that comes from wordpress.org – The two operate on different software and different policies apply to them.
http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic.php?id=3700&replies=1
http://faq.wordpress.com/2006/05/07/wordpresscom-vs-wordpressorg
I think your advice on colors and fonts will only apply to the minority who have css editing skills and who choose to purchase a css ungrade for their non-commercial worpress.com free hosted blogs.
WordPress.com bloggers have only two theme options and who cannot edit their templates http://faq.wordpress.com/2005/09/27/edit-my-templates/
(1) At wordpress.com — Use one of a limited number of themes that we are allowed to use (we cannot use those from wordpress.org) -> Dashboard -> Design
Select a theme from theose that have been adapted and ported to run on worpress MU (multiuser software). Use text widgets to personalize blogs.
(2) At wordpress.com — Purchase a css customization upgrade and edit one of the themes that have been adapted and ported to run on wordpress.com multi-user software using Sandbox. http://faq.wordpress.com/2007/10/18/about-the-custom-css-upgrade/
Also note that internet marketing from a blog has *NO* application here at wordpress.com (a) where free-hosted bloggers cannot advertise or conduct shopping cart business on their blogs, and (b) where the ToS states that wordpress.com blogs cannot be use to drive traffic to 3rd party sites, and (c) where doing so will result in blog deletion http://faq.wordpress.com/2005/12/08/adsense/
http://wordpress.com/tos/
very usefull tip
You’re welcome.