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The world of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) has evolved dramatically in recent years, compared to the black box it once was a decade ago. One of the hotter topics broadcasted…
When building out a WordPress website, it’s vital to have all the right tools on hand. And to get eyeballs on your content, that means building out a solid SEO…
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So, you've written many great posts over the past few years, which still receive a lot of traffic from search engines, but you're always wondering how long it will last.
Unlike many years ago, you can't just be satisfied to only meet your needs in today's web environment. Instead, you need to please two factors equally: the user and the Google robots ranking you. The question, however, is which one should you try to please first?
WordPress is known to be SEO pre-optimized which is why so many use it, but it's not fully SEO-optimized, and so to reach the 100% you have to put in a little extra work.
Whether you are a serious WordPress publisher with a specific goal on the Web or just planning to start a blog, this article is for you. This section will be a guide on how you can build your WordPress SEO friendly site.
Let me start with a quick introduction to the debate on the Over Optimization Penalty for those who live under some sort of information proof bunker and haven't heard a bit about it.
One thing a site owner needs to take into consideration is their bounce rate. This is very important for it tells you on how many visitors are “bouncing” away from your site. A bounce rate determines the success or failure of a website.
