SEO with WordPress
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Talk about SEO with WordPress, which plugins to use and how they can help. All-in-One SEO, Yoast, TinyPNG, WP Super Cache, etc...
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SEO with WordPress
- 3. No really, it’s hard!
- 5. You are nothing without good content
- 7. All in One SEO Pack
- 8. Yoast SEO
- 9. Setup wizard
- 10. SEO Score and Readability
- 11. SEO Score
- 12. Readability
- 13. ACF Content Analysis for Yoast SEO
- 14. Yoast Plugins
- 16. News SEO for WordPress plugin
- 17. Video SEO for WordPress plugin
- 19. Redirection
- 20. TinyPNG
- 21. WP Super Cache
- 22. www.mso.net
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- Andrew Dixon Work for a digital agency call mso since 2000 Technical Director We are pivoting from a service agency to a product developer in the education sector Going to talk to you about SEO with WordPress Simon will talk about SEO in general after me
- SEO is hard
- No really, it is hard, I’m not making it up. WordPress has nothing directly to do with SEO Depends on coding Depends on content Ability to get inbound links
- Content is king, it really is Without content, nothing for search engine to see Good, high quality, UNIQUE content
- You are nothing without good content
- WordPress Plugins can help But only if the theme is done right No plugin can fix fundamental underlying issues with your theme’s HTML, CSS and Javascript
- Covers the SEO basics Does all the basics you need, e.g. titles, descriptions, social, etc… Pro version available, does a bit more, WooCommerce, Videos, etc… but is pretty pricey.
- By far the most popular SEO plugin While it too covers the basics, like All-in-One SEO Pack, it also has some great CMS features Social media tags (Facebook and Twitter) added automatically, including a “linked data” (JSON+LD) used by Google Knowledge graph Automatically generates robots.txt and sitemap.xml files Be careful with taxonomy, archive, author, etc… sitemap pages Premium version available, not sure it is worth it. Most people ignore the important part of Yoast.
- The setup wizard sets up good default, use it.
- People ignore these or are even annoyed by their existence in the pages and posts lists Many people ask us if we can “remove them” or “hide them” They are trying to tell you something important, so don’t ignore, fix!
- For each page and post define a focus keyword / phrase or words / phrases (if using pro) for that content Read the suggestions and act on them. Get as many green as possible.
- Gives you information about how “readable” the page or post is. Again, get as many green as possible and adjust the content as required.
- If most / all your content is in advanced custom fields (ACF), then you need this Yoast plugin to make sure the previous two work with your content. It is just an install. There is no configuration required.
- There are some additional “paid” for plugins for Yoast
- Additional stuff for WooCommerce sites
- Additional stuff for News sites
- For sites with lots of videos
- Whilst Yoast is great, it is free and they want something for it, they add comments to your HTML that advertise Yoast!!! Install “Remove Yoast SEO Comments” plugin to remove these.
- Redirection is a great plugin for easily adding 301 redirects to a sites Helpful for fixing issues from Google Search Console.
- Automatically compresses uploaded images using TinyPNG Work for both PNG and JPEG Compress is industry leading 500 free compresses per month Paid service, relatively cheap, less than 1 cent per image Remember, one image upload might result in many more versions of the image
- Caches your site pages to improve load speed dramatically Includes options to use CDN’s for resources, e.g. images, stylesheets, Javascript, etc… By WordPress creators Automattic Other caching options are available