50 WordPress SEO tips

Do you have a blog that runs on wordpress then it’s time for this once tight hands. With wordpress you can quickly and easily optimized a good blog. Many wordpress and wordpress themes are not or poorly optimized for search engines. The following tips will surely be following a better result in Google !

1 – Permalinks

By using a good url structure your web site will be clearer for Google . Go into your admin in wordpress to settings -> permalinks -> and fill in “Custom Structure” as follows: /% post name% /. Now the structure of your website as: http://www.website.nl/titel-blog-bericht

2 – All-in-One SEO Plugin

Very important is the All-In-One SEO Plugin. Allows you to each page or fill out a custom title. And more good SEO options. Just look at this download: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/all-in-one-seo-pack/

3 – Social Media

Social media, here comes again. Use a twitter, facebook, Hyves or NuJIJ plugin. Known plug-ins for this include Social Bookmarks , WP hyves , Sociable and much much more ! RSS is also a good way to get more readers. There are also various plugins for.

4 – Good Titles

During creation of a good title, or title in front of the title tag (set to the All-In-One SEO Plugin) which should look similar to be found in Google with the Google Keyword tool . Optimize your title, and check whether there is much competition in Google

5 – Google XML Sitemaps Generator Plugin

A sitemap is always an important part of the website, but always a lot of work around this by hand to keep. There is a brilliant plug-in that is completely automated. Google XML Sitemaps Generator Plugin

6 – Optimal use of tags in your theme!

You probably have the theme of your blog picked it out, of course accommodation. But some WordPress themes are very poorly optimized for Google . In an earlier post of mine on the H-tags , I explain how this can make full use of. The title of your website would, in the H1 tag should, and the sub topics in h2 tags.

7 – Speed

Speed is very important to Google . To begin installing the WP Super Cache plugin . Now you must go and see what plugins are important and not. Plug-ins that you use, you should not remove the same. For pluginins charging that much you need to see if these plugins are really needed. My experience is far less totnu plugins faster your website. If you do use a lot of plugins you have to see if files are not multiple times like geinclude jquery.js. And look also at Webo

8 – SEO Smart Links

The Plugins SEO Smart links allows a deeper and deeper into the website Gelink. Post a new message containing a keyword that appears in the title of another message, there is no automatic Gelink. For example, it becomes deeper and deeper into the website linked. So do you archive old messages to the attention.

9 – noindex to archive

If you now the plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/all-in-one-seo-pack/ ‘ve installed, or you can choose the archive page is indexed. This page can not be indexed because otherwise you just get duplicate content. Otherwise you get some reports up to 4 times on your website, by tags, categories, and archive the front page.

10 – Description and keywords

In the All in one SEO plugin to get the options for each page a description and keywords to be completed before the meta tags. By keyword you enter key words that are also reflected in the text. In description you enter a description of the blog post for the visitors from google to persuade you to page to go!
Now you’re probably thinking why is it not used on this blog about? Well, currently I am experimenting with the load time and other things. But the tips above are certainly important! Do you have any good tips? Please let us know below!

11 – wpSEO (not free)

wpSEO enables automatic meta tags

And more tips for your WordPress SEO

1. Speed up your WordPress (use Webo for point 1 through 4)
2. Using WP Super Cache (with GZIP enabled)
3. Move. Htaccess directives as much as possible to your server config
4. Combine all your CSS in a large CSS file, the same goes for disabled
5. Use CSS sprites
6. Optimize PHP code cache
7. Kill unnecessary plugins , and there is more redundant than you think
8. Provide fast and secure Professional hosting (eg Ber | Art )

Step 2: Optimize your blog for SEO

1. Set in permalinks (including postid if you even Google News would like to come) see point 1 above …
2. Make sure the post title for the blog name in the title is
3. Block robots on irrelevant pages (noindex wp-admin, login, register) or use Meta Robot
4. Optimize your titles Headspace2 (or wpSEO , wpSEO can do it all automatically!)
5. Writing good meta descriptions (Call to Action) Feel free to explore at SEOBooster Pro !
6. Ensure a proper paging, so that all pages are indexed (with the plugin wp-pagenavi of Lester Chan)
7. Disable multiple pages for responses
8. Implement the Guide to WordPress Yoast.com
9. Backup your database regularly WP (WP-DBManager of Lester Chan)
10. Optimize your database daily (via WP-DBManager)
11. Backup your files daily ( blogtrafficexchange.com / wordpress-backup )
12. Debug all your queries (debug queries)
13. Use Akismet to prevent spam
14. Check your referrer to see what responses come from ( tools.davidnaylor.co.uk )
15. Avoid gimmicky widgets
16. Monitor your uptime (Pingdom, Hyper Spin, or Site Uptime WebBuddy)
17. Check your 404 pages, avoid them where possible, but also allow for a steering page 404
18. Delete unnecessary meta info (rsd_link, wlwmanifest_link, wp_generator)
19. Enter canonical URLs in the HEAD again

Step 3: Promote your site via social media

1. Add Sociable to your site
2. Send a newsletter and put a tell-a-friend option on the page thank you signup process
3. Use redirect comment and again, tell-a-friend on the Thank You
4. WP Greet Box (includes related pages)
5. Enable Gravatar order to respond more personally
6. Promote via Twitter and LinkedIn !
7. Use Google Analytics and Google Sitemaps (look at the Google Labs features!)
8. Use RSS link for taggers to track visitors via RSS ( rebelic.nl / rsslinktagger )
9. Track traffic from Twitter
10. Use Comments to redirect first-time commenters’ to measure and set it as a goal in Google Analytics
11. Track comments as a goal in Google Analytics (use onclick tracking)
12. Track RSS notifications in the same way
13. Optimize your texts for the target audience actually interact (eg responding or register for your newsletter)
14. Use metrics to measure your progress