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Just to add one other bit that might be helpful... you can use Browseo to get a quick and easy "SEO View" of most any site. SEO View for that theme

Its basically seen by Google as just one giant page, and not all the content is even there in the source code.

-Dan

Hi... nope... if there is a custom description in the post its self it uses that instead of the template.

-Dan

Hi - I think I just answered another one of your questions too Here's one more thing...

You should noindex subpages. There's a lot of them in the index. Here's the settings.

For anyone else reading this, I mentioned in the other answer to also add %%excerpt%% to all the descriptions so there's a default meta description in there as well.

And check out my article on WordPress SEO.

-Dan

I would put %%excerpt%% in all the descriptions to give them a default description.

Also - you can check out my article on WordPress SEO from Moz - its very detailed and has all the best practice settings.

-Dan

Thanks Chris, this is the most common sense way to do this.

A question came up among a mozzer that sometimes WP strips the code out.

Just want to add that, I have seen that happen before myself. The best way to ensure the code doesn't get stripped out is to stay in HTML mode after the map has been added. So I typically ad the map last. Doesn't always happen, but seemed to on a few occasions.

Thanks!!

-Dan