1.
Rockin' your
Search Engine Optimization
Through Drupal
2.
Sitemap – a website's directory
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Directory of pages
in your website
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Allows easy way for
search engines to
index each page
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Can state last
modified date,
change frequency,
and priority.
3.
XML Sitemap Module!
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Actually a grouping of sub
modules
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Updates on cron
●
Provides automatic sitemap
submission to Bing and
Google
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Individual paths added to
sitemap through submodules
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Everything is disabled by
default!
Provides
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Custom Links
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Search engines
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Internationalization
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Menu
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Node
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Taxonomy
●
User
Module link: https://drupal.org/project/xmlsitemap
4.
Example of XML Sitemap content configuration
path: admin/config/search/xmlsitemap/settings
5.
Your pages now exist on the
Internet!
(Almost, kinda)
Utilize webmaster tools to submit sitemap (beyond just Drupal doing it.)
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Google Webmaster Tools: http://www.google.com/webmasters/
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Bing Webmaster Tools: http://www.bing.com/toolbox/webmaster
Next, unuglify your content URLs.
(Unless you really like node/1234 and taxonomy/term/23)
6.
Friendly URLs with Pathauto
●
Drupal supports “SEO urls” aka
path aliases
●
Does not support automatic
path alias generation
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Pathauto adds automatic path
aliases
●
Turning it on puts it in action.
●
Customizable patterns for epic
URL names
●
Supports files, nodes, taxonomy
terms, and users, and more!
Module link: https://drupal.org/project/pathauto
7.
Metadata (tags): Tying it all together
●
Meta tags are an
HTML element
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Provides metadata
about the content
being viewed
●
Gives content context
offsite (search
engine, social media)
Types of Metatag data
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Description
●
Publisher
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Author
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Open Graph
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Twitter cards
Luckily, there's a module for that: Metatag
8.
Metatag module
●
Defacto SEO module for
Drupal.
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Easily configurable to provide
default meta tag values
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Allows patterns to be set by
node type, taxonomy
vocabularies
●
Ability to customize individual
nodes, terms, views, or panels.
●
Use tokens for dynamic
content
Provides
●
Open Graph
●
Twitter Cards
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Dublin Core
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Context integration
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Views integration
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Panels Integration
9.
Example of Metatag & submodule defaults management. You
have the ability to add new defaults (by node type, vocabulary)
10.
Metatag: The Basics
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Page title
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Description
●
Abstract (oddity)
●
Keywords (deprecated)
●
Google News data
●
Image source
●
Canonical URL
●
Shortlink URL
●
Publisher URL (Google+ Authorship)
●
Author URL (Google+ Authorship)
11.
Metatag: Open Graph
●
Metatag provides a means to
enter a value for all possible
Open Graph values.
●
Structured data protocol
created by Facebook
●
Supported by Facebook,
Pinterest, LinkedIn, Google+
and more.
●
Supports images, audio, and
video identification.
●
Defines content as type: music,
video, article, book, etc.
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Document site: http://ogp.me/
12.
Metatag: Twitter Cards
●
Twitter does not use Open
Graph
●
Utilizes Twitter Cards and
its own markup
●
Metatag provides a
means to populate all
proper options
●
Must get approved by
Twitter for site to display as
a card in timelines.
13.
Metatag: Context Module
●
Requires Context
module to be
enabled
●
Allows manipulation
of default Metatag
settings based on
Context conditions.
14.
Metatag: Views Integration
●
Allows pages created in
Views to support meta
tags.
●
Without Metatag:
Views, a View page
only sets title tag.
●
Adds a setting section
that provides per View
configuration of all
availability Metatag
options.
15.
Metatag: Panels Integration
●
Provides a
configuration page for
Panels
●
Allows page variants to
have unique Metatag
configurations
●
Harnesses page variant
context's to provide
token replacements.
16.
SUCCESS!
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Screaming Frog SEO:
http://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/seospider/
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Open Graph Debugger:
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/
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Twitter Card Validator
https://dev.twitter.com/docs/cards/validation/validator
Note! You need to activate Twitter Cards at the above URL
●
Search Engine Land: http://searchengineland.com/
●
Google Webmasters on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/user/GoogleWebmasterHelp
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