Is Google Hiding Your Pages?
Posted by admon on 03 Mar 2007 | Tagged as: SEO
Ever wondered why you don’t see all the pages of your site when you issue the site: command in Google?
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Silo Structure SEO and WordPress
Posted by admon on 02 Mar 2007 | Tagged as: SEO
Some people say that a silo structure will help your web site earn search engine points. Here’s how to create that structure using WordPress.
WordPress SEO Adjustment Leads To Higher Traffic
Posted by admon on 22 Feb 2007 | Tagged as: SEO, Web Traffic, Wordpress
If you want more web site traffic, you’ll need to adjust your WordPress theme so that the search engines will index the right pages. The secret lies in preventing duplicate content, and here’s how to solve that issue.
Fickle Squidoo Search Results Rankings
Posted by admon on 17 Feb 2007 | Tagged as: SEO
Sometimes, my Squidoo pages rank high in the Google search engine results pages. Sometimes, they’re nowhere to be found. What gives?
Squidoo and Google Rank
Posted by admon on 09 Feb 2007 | Tagged as: SEO, Web Traffic
With all the hoopla regarding Chris McNeeney’s Day Job Killer, quite a number of people have built Squidoo lenses about DJK. And here are some findings on their positions in the Google search engine results.
SEO Friendly URLs: Just A Myth?
Posted by admon on 03 Dec 2006 | Tagged as: SEO, Wordpress
Does it really help to set search engine friendly URLs for your WordPress permalinks? For example, will you get SEO points if your post looks like http://www.example.com/article-title rather than http://www.example.com/?p=1234 ? Find out now as we bust the SEO friendly URL myth.
Do All Your Posts Look Identical In Google?
Posted by admon on 10 Nov 2006 | Tagged as: SEO, Wordpress
Does Google list your WordPress posts with different titles but with identical descriptions? For example, if you visit Google and search for site:www.example.com, what do the search results show? If the descriptions all look the same, you can edit your WP Theme’s header.php file and remove the line that shows <meta name=”description” content=”<?php bloginfo(‘description’); ?>” [...]