Can u suggest me good one page optimization tool for wordpress based websites?
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Can u suggest me good one page optimization tool for wordpress based websites?
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I've used All-in-One SEO and Platinum SEO - they both do more or less the same thing and are simple to set up.
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Hi Dinesh,
There's also this link from Yoast (not the plugin) which explain very clearly and simply how to optimize your Wordpress site (permalinks structure, image alt, breadcrumbs, optimize titles, www vs non-www, etc. ) Really worth the look.
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i havent heard of scribe can u give me some link please
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Thanks
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Seo pressor is the one iam currently using & the onlky tool i dont regret i bought it very awsome one Thanks man
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iam currently using it but is the paid version better than the free ones?
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I have tried Yoast Earlier but its a bit complicated and eats a lot of resource but thanks man
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What about scribe?
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No one mentioned yoast's seo plugin yet? ive tried a few and its the best by miles http://yoast.com/wordpress/seo/ you can also find it in the download section within wordpress
Its in constant devleopment and you can do stuff like access your .htaccess file from directly within the plugin.
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XML Sitemaps - Will help Google crawl your page
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Something else worth looking at that we have found helpful is SEO Pressor
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all in one seo plugin is great
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