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Do you have an SEO 'plugin' recommendation for SharePoint 2007?

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DaveGerecht last edited by

I'm not a programmer and our 200+ person company isn't going to change their CMS just because I asked them nicely.

Do you know of any SEO plugin I can use on SharePoint 2007? I just don't want to have to keep going into each of 110 websites time after time.
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lavellester @DaveGerecht last edited by

Doesn't appear to one available. Is it common for SharePoint to be used for public sites? Maybe they'll include some SEO functionality in future releases.
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DaveGerecht @lavellester last edited by

Thanks. This looks great for the one-off, technical SEO, but I was thinking more of meta-tags, descriptions and titles. Instead of having to go into each page separately via the Sharepoint interface.
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lavellester last edited by

The only related tool I know of is the IIS SEO kit - http://www.iis.net/download/seotoolkit but I suspect this isn't what you're after.

What SEO tasks do you need to do for each site?
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