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If you cannot link to your own webpages yourself, then why in the world would you think that anybody else would be interested in them?
Don’t be fooled into thinking that blogging with WordPress is easy. While anybody can put up a WordPress blog overnight, only a few can overcome all of the design and programming challenges necessary to excel with WordPress.
John has seen Google steadfastly ignore the pleas of updated content documented in xml Google sitemaps, time and time again.
Studying Google’s SERPs reveals a number of different things. Google lists do not always look the same. There is in fact a lot of variability in how search results are displayed. There are at least four different ways that a website can be displayed on a search engine results page.
Google opened up the Pandora’s box of pagerank. And, the end result was the creation of an universe overflowing with comment Spam. In a logical world, Google is the party most responsible for the existence of comment Spam. They should clean up their own mess.
The AddQuicktag plugin is relatively unknown, yet it is probably one of the most productive plugins available for Wordpress.
Google is in the business of connecting the dots between webpages. Webmasters who build lots of roads connecting their webpages together are rewarded by Google, the map maker. Those who fail to cross-link their pages together within the body of their webpage text are missing out on one of the most effective ways to search engine optimize their pages.
In a correctly operating blog, new posts are updated in Google within minutes of their being published. Therefore, there is no need for a Google sitemap other than as a way to encourage Google to indexed skipped posts and blog pages.
You do not have control of your blog security unless you have at least attempted to take control by installing a number of different anti-Bot protection plugins.
With all the bad press about protecting your website from SQL Injection attacks, it is very easy to overlook the most basic breaches of Web Security. Do you know which data file transfer protocol you are using to contact your website with?
