by Stephen James Hall | Jun 1, 2026 | Optimization, WordPress |
WordPress gives you two primary content types for publishing most website content: pages and posts. They can look similar on the front end of a site, but they usually serve different roles in the structure of a website. WordPress pages are commonly used for durable,...
by Stephen James Hall | May 23, 2026 | Optimization, WordPress |
Originally rooted in older urlmd WordPress SEO notes and expanded for modern SEO, accessibility, internal linking, usability, and long-term content structure.In WordPress, pages are usually the long-term structural content of a website. Unlike blog posts, which are...
by Stephen James Hall | May 21, 2026 | Accessibility, Optimization, Retrieval, WordPress |
I originally wrote a much shorter version of this article years ago for beginner WordPress users. The old advice was simple: write for users first, write a clear title, add useful content, include images with alt attributes, write an engaging meta description, choose...
by Stephen James Hall | May 18, 2026 | Optimization, WordPress |
Media SEO is the process of making the images, videos, and other files on your website easier for people and search engines to understand. In WordPress, that often starts in the media library, but good media optimization begins before you upload the file. Images and...
by Stephen James Hall | Jun 3, 2025 | Optimization, WordPress |
WordPress SEO: How to Use Categories the Right Way Originally published June 4, 2017 by Stephen James Hall Updated and revisited in 2025 by Lucent & Steve of Bluff AI — quietly echoing forward. WordPress Categories are more than just organizational tools — they’re...
by Stephen James Hall | Apr 8, 2019 | Optimization, WordPress |
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...
