by Stephen James Hall | Jan 15, 2020 | Learn Google SEO, SEO, WordPress SEO |
WordPress pages are used when creating the backbone of a website. Home, Services, About, Contact… these are examples of content I would place on a page. WordPress posts are normally used to quickly promote a sale or seasonal offering. Google likes showing new...
by Stephen James Hall | Apr 8, 2019 | Learn Google SEO, Local SEO, SEO, WordPress SEO |
Adding original, interesting, optimized images to your WordPress CMS is a great way to set your website apart from it’s competition. Having properly titled and tagged original images in your posts and pages will help you out-rank all those competing local pages...
by Stephen James Hall | Apr 5, 2019 | Learn Google SEO, Local SEO, WordPress Beginner Guide, WordPress SEO |
WordPress posts are best for creating news, sales, and other fresh content. As opposed to WordPress pages which should contain less transient information and are used to populate the main navigation of a website. WordPress Post SEO This post is for beginner level...
by Stephen James Hall | Apr 4, 2019 | Learn Google SEO, Local SEO, WordPress Beginner Guide, WordPress SEO |
WordPress pages are the ‘top tier’ of content for the WP website. I use pages to populate my navigation menus. Type of information I generally put on Pages Services Products Information About page Policy page Contact page Core Values Posts, on the other...
by Stephen James Hall | Mar 4, 2019 | Learn Google SEO, Local SEO, WordPress Beginner Guide, WordPress SEO |
Beginner SEO The WordPress site title is one of the most important pieces of the /wp SEO puzzle. As noted in the image, the site title appears very prominently on Google search returns pages when your home page is being displayed. It’s importance cannot be...
by Stephen James Hall | Jun 4, 2017 | Learn Google SEO, Local SEO, SEO, WordPress Beginner Guide, WordPress SEO |
SEO’ing WordPress Categories Categorization is the WordPress way of organizing posts by subject matter and this is a really simple, but an often neglected way to make your website more search engine friendly. The Image. Make sure you fill in the WordPress...
