Wordpress plugins for SEO
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Hello
I am new to wordpress I just have started using it. Can anyone suggest me some useful tools / plugins / setting for SEO? I am further intrested in sepeeding up Wp. Any good advive on wp an seo would be appriciated.
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Just noticed your reply below, with regards to speeding your WP site up, try a cache plugin such as WP Super Cache - http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-super-cache/
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I am still waiting I got no ideas on speeding up so far or someone may suggest good plugins as well
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awesome
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Hi,
Can also recommend Wordpress SEO by Yoast: http://yoast.com/wordpress/seo/
Has a lot of the features mentioned from the other SEO related plugins, but all-in-one.
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awesome, if this help and answered you question then please mark this answered many thanks.
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Thanks a lot.
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Aloha
1. Best SEO plugin for Wordpress is All-In One SEO. Its a fantastic plugin that allows you to manage each page accordingly in terms of setting your meta titles, meta descriptions and so forth.
The great thing about this plugin is that there is loads of documentation and talk out there about how to maximise the settings to suite your SEO task.
2. Google MXL Sitemap: Remember your sitemap plugin. There are many great sitemap plugins available for wordpress.
3. Clickbump SEO: This tweaks your article in terms of correct H 1-3 headings, keyword density and so forth. The great thing about this plugin is that it gives you a seo score based on most of the common factors for that a rticle.
4. **SEO Smart Links Business: **SEO Smart Links Business provides automatic SEO benefits for your site in addition to custom keyword lists, nofollow and much more.
5. **Then lastly, look at **Jetpack . This great plug-ins gives your live stats on visits and other kpi's within wordpress panel. Obviously its no seomoz but it still does rock.
Hope that this gives a more than average good start
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