The trials and tribulations of running a WordPress blog.
Content is effectively presented both to visitors as well as to the search engines. Further all of its content is accessible due to a built in search feature. Exploring this SEO blog is never boring because each page looks different from the next, is focused on presenting text, and contains real content of interest to readers looking for search engine optimization information.
I cannot say that I really appreciate being screwed over by Google and/or WordPress. No matter what their official position states. Both operations are extremely buggy, in the opinion of John H. Gohde.
This SEO blog has several different looks. Uses several new plugins. And, a long standing problem with WordPress blogs has also been corrected.
John H. Gohde is happy to announce that there is still plenty of life left in this blog. Sphinn Central should be glad to hear about this since John will be reporting on the underbelly of Search Marketing in future posts.
Probably the biggest weakness of WordPress is that doing almost any type of tweaking of your site can result in your webpages going completely blank. Make too many changes at one time, and if your site suddenly goes blank then you got real trouble on your hands.
Successful use of WordPress requires good problem solving skills. Constantly solving one problem after another problem is good exercise for your brain. With WordPress, there is always a new bug showing its ugly head that needs to be fixed right away.
Rather than being corrected long ago, there are serious display bugs that are being passed along from one theme to the next by their developers. Do these people know anything at all about CSS? I rather doubt it.