kenneth.von.rauch

Totally agree with the previous guy ?? and I’d like to add the following.

You also want to add your business name, address and phone number (so called NAP) to the footer of your WordPress. It’ll help you with local google search.

As a matter of fact, WordPress SEO by Yoast is way more feature-rich than All in One SEO plugin, but there are reported compatibility issues with the most up to date version of WordPress. So, you way want to hold your horses as of now.

Sorry for the delay, Peter, I’m not exactly sure that I got it. Please give me a link to your site.

Provided that you have your backed up (exported) settings for the plugin, you can just re-installed it and then import your settings.

So, you’re saying you want users to see one thing and Google something totally different? Could you give more detail (like a link to your site) because I’m not exactly sure that I got your right.

Thanks a lot for your reply and assistance.

Redirecting is definitely an option, but I’m not sure why your need to use a different URL. Can’t you just replace the existing HTML site with your WordPrewss one? Just keep the url of the site that ranks higher. That what I’d do.

Thing is, keyword density is a dated SEO metric. I would not care about it at all.

As a rule of thumb, your url should be both as short as possible and contain your keyword. That means you can use it just like your specified:

Example.com/seo/100-backlinks/

or just use seo in your post name:

Example.com/seo-100-backlinks/

Please give me a link to your site so that I can see what your robots.txt is currently saying. In a nutshell, you can just edit your robots.txt file so that it disallows search engine access to your category pages.

Btw, if you want to learn more about WordPress SEO, you can use the [ redacted ] promote code to get it for free: [ totally redacted ]

As a matter of fact, it’s a non-issue. You can pretty much ignore the stop words suggestion. The reason for that is simple. If you remove all of them, your title will look too artificial which can turn away potential readers from your post or blog in general. As a rule of thumb, you need to put the user first and then tweak for SEO benefits as long as it does not make things uncomfortable for your users.

Plus don’t fall for the temptation of making WordPress SEO by Yoast totally happy about your post because it has a few aspects that are not that crucial as they used to be. For example, keyword density, which is so 1996. ??

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You need to make sure that the plugin does not have any whitespaces before <?php or after ?> in its files. Just check all the files that come with the plugin to double-check.

Well, it just removes the info from seeing by the user. Google still sees it. All you have to do is open your themes index.php file, and some where in that file these is a piece of code which looks like

<?php the_time(); ?>

Thanks a lot for your reply.