What Drupal 7 module for SEO, or if not what other SEO software for article writing does anyone recommend?
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what Drupal 7 module for SEO article writing optimization, analyzation does anyone recommend? Thanks in advance. We are updating our sites and need this information. If hter is not a Drupal module what else would you recommend?
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Wrote a reply to this which appears to have disappeared into the ether...
1. I think you're looking for some kind of content analysis module - have a look at the Alchemy module which might be useful.
Oh, also look at SEO Checklist and SEO Compliance Checker modules which might be useful.
2. Basic ones: page title, global redirect, path redirect, path auto, google analytics, xml sitemap, site verification
Other ones: a-links, taxonomy nco
3. Do you mean the Google Search Quality document? You can find them online pretty easily (including links from Dr Pete's SEOMoz blog: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/16-insights-into-googles-rating-guidelines)
4. Web Forensics in the UK does this kind of thing, there's other services out there which do similar kind of thing
Hope this helps
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Hi Tim,
1.Right now we want the content of my articles analyzed, enough keywords, not too many keys words etc., correct headings, page titles, etc. We had an SEO module that worked on Drupal 6 but does not work on Drupal 7.
2. We also want to use any other SEO modules that can help our site, if you know of any, I would really appreciate it.
If you don't mind can I ask you a couple of more questions:
3. Do you have a copy of the leaked Google article that you can send me? Ever time I go on the web the link has been deleted.
4 Do you know of any program, like a caller ID for your web site, whereby you can know who is visiting your site and where they are from, say IBM.
Thanks for your help.
Frank Fallon
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There's a bunch of Drupal modules which might do what you're looking for - can you be clearer on what you want analysed?
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