A website is a collection of hyperlinked documents on a Web server that are related to each other, by sharing the same domain name.
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In WordPress, there are Categories and then there are Link Categories. Why two entirely different sets of categories are necessary at all in WordPress is totally beyond me. But, apparently most of mine were entered one way or the other as a Link Category when they should have been a Category.
The starting point of good internal link structure is having all of your webpages link to your home page.
There are no Google authority sites for generic keywords. There are only authority sites for brand, or company names.
What is important to Google in the post of a blog? Why it is date and time of publication along with the title of the post.
Spiders, Crawlers, and Bots are NOT your friends. Don’t you think that is about time that you took control of the situation by using a robots.txt file?
WP-HoneyPot plugin places hidden links on your blog designed to catch Spam bots in a number of different locations, thus making you an active Project Honey Pot participant.
For as long as I could remember only about ten webpages from this blog have been sticking in Google. I have been totally disgusted with the total lack of Google results with my SEO blog for quite a while.
As all your related pages are filed under its parent page, so will your posts likewise be all filed under the post directory.
With deep linking you cross-link your pages together so that the number of inbound links to each of your webpages should be approximately equal.
People are actually foolish enough to believe that creating a new web site is an effortless endeavor, thanks to WordPress. Sure, anybody can up a WordPress blog. But, only a few can over come all the design and programming challenges necessary to excel with a WordPress blog.
The Google XML Sitemaps plugin by Arne Brachhold covers all of the necessary options, and then some, for Wordpress blogs.
At the most basic level, a double-listing requires at least two different webpages from the same website targeting the identical keywords.
There is no mistake about it, being attacked with waves of spam comments is in reality all about Website security.
To be crawable, a webpage must take you someplace else. No page exists in isolation from other pages. Google is just as much interested in what you pages connect to than in what they contain.
Webmasters who are using a free hosting service generally do not qualify for Google\'s very restrictive website verification requirements.
