Tags - Should i add description for every tag ?
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Hi
Should i add description for every tag in wordpress
and i am using Yoast WordPress SEO
and there is also option to add SEO title for tags , should i add also titles for tags ?
and how should look title for tag, can you give me example from my blog : http://www.dota2club.com
thank you !!!!
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Thank you !!! :)))
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Basically looks good to the best of my knowledge. A couple suggestions (keep in mind these are merely my opinion)
-I would check the box to disable the date-based archives. Make category archives the only one you use.
-I have no idea why, but I have noticed on every site I manage that unless you check the box "force rewrite titles" Google never seems to crawl them properly and adds a bunch of crap to the title of every post, such as your blog name and description. Also, at the time of writing your posts, when you're editing the SEO info, make sure you click the button that says "generate SEO title."
-Make sure any other SEO plugins are disabled! -
Ok. Thank you !!!!
Can you please look at these screenshots of my Yoast WordPress SEO settings
http://www.zaslike.com/files/h5149mi5435dspiswfm.jpg
http://www.zaslike.com/files/5dlhmjxfh2j0hqswesha.jpg
http://www.zaslike.com/files/fmx1pwih240gwiofh86s.jpg
http://www.zaslike.com/files/w7tyvlhgr5vhv149b9a.png
http://www.zaslike.com/files/l9lo37jfpeqmrpufke8.png
are they good ?
Do i need to change something ?
please help
Thank you !!!! :))))
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They have a small use in that they can help your readers find posts closely related to a more specific topic than your categories. Honestly, most blog readers don't even use them. But some do, so it can't hurt to have them as long as they're not indexed.
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Great !!! Yes i did tha with Yoast WordPress SEO. so why people use Tags ?
can they help to get better good for my blog ?
thank you !!!!
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It's generally agreed that a best practice is to noindex tag pages because they create duplicate and thin content issues and have little use in general. If you were to noindex these pages, then of course you wouldn't want or need to fill in that information.
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