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What are the best joomla seo plugins?

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DavidKonigsberg last edited by

When optimizing a joomla site what is the best plugins etc for seo tweeking
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DavidKonigsberg @OgyDog last edited by

thanks guys
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OgyDog last edited by
Hi David,

I recommend
1. sh404SEF for URL, Page Title and Metadescription management (same suggestion as awdesigner).
2. xmap for sitemap generation and submission to search engines.
Best,

Ogy
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CertifiedSEO last edited by

Hi David; I recommend sh404SEF, you can find it at Joomla extensions page.
take care,
Lewis
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