Dec 03

When picking out a new WordPress theme, there are a lot of factors to consider. Do you want a 2-column theme or a 3-column theme? What about AJAX comments? Maybe you want specific colors? No matter what your preference is, one of the main factors you should probably consider is how search engine friendly your theme is going to be.

There are a lot of techniques that theme designers can use when creating their theme to help optimize it for search engines, and several authors have taken the time to do so. Here are what I feel are the best search engine optimized WordPress themes:

2-Column Search Engine Optimized WordPress Themes

Slick Blue Theme (Advertising Ready, SEO Friendly)

SlickBlue Theme

Source | Download

Sodelicious Theme

Sodelicious Theme

Source | Download | Demo

Modern Blue Green Theme

Modern Blue Theme

Source | Download | Demo

YourBlog 2.0 Theme

YourBlog 2.0 Theme

Source | Download | Demo

PassionDuo Theme (3 Colors)

Green: Demo | Download, Red: Demo | Download, Blue: Demo | Download

Yakuter Tema 2.0 Theme

Yakuter Tema 2.0 Theme

Source | Download | Demo

3-Column Search Engine Optimized WordPress Themes

Big Blue Theme

Big Blue Theme

Source | Download | Demo

Redie 3.0 Theme

Redie 3.0 Theme

Source | Download | Demo

Ambient Glo Theme

Ambient Glo Theme

Source | Download | Demo

ProSense Theme

ProSense Theme

Source | Download (Orange, Blue, and Gray) | Demo

Cutline Theme

Cutline Theme

Source | Download | Demo

Courtney Tuttle has posted a great collection of SEO Friendly WordPress themes. It looks like these are existing WordPress themes that were modified to be more search engine friendly.

Have a search engine optimized WordPress theme you’d like to see included in this list? Feel free to comment below with a link and I’ll see about it getting added!

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Aug 23

SEO

Introduction: There are hundreds of QUALITY web directories on the internet today. If you don’t know what a directory is exactly - a directory is simply a categorized list of websites sorted by topic. As an example, visit www.dmoz.org and you’ll find a number of categories on the home page and hundreds of sub-categories for each category as you dig deeper into the website. DMOZ is a good example of what a quality directory should be – and it’s free to submit to. But, there are hundreds of smaller directories online where you can submit your website for free as well. Once you get your website listed in these online directories, your website can get free traffic and other benefits – such as permanent one-way backlinks, which can help improve your website’s search engine rankings.

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Aug 22

Promote Web Site

Everything related to Internet marketing revolves around these three things— objectives, target markets, and products or services. It is critically important to define these things appropriately and discuss them with your Web developer. It is your responsibility, not your Web developer’s, to define these things. You know (or should know) what your objectives are more clearly than your Web developer does. If you don’t articulate these objectives and discuss them with your Web developer, it is impossible for him or her to build a site to achieve your objectives!
You know your target markets better than your Web developer does. You know what your visitors want, what they base their buying decisions on, and Planning Your Web Site what their expectations are. You need to provide this information so that your Web developer can build a Web site that meets the needs, wants, and expectations of your target market. Let’s spend the remainder of the chapter on these fundamentals—objectives, target markets, and products and services—so you can be better prepared for the planning process for your Web site.

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Aug 21

wordpress complete

WordPress is an open-source blog engine released under the GNU general public license. It allows users to easily create dynamic blogs with great content and many outstanding features. It is an ideal tool fordeveloping blogs and though it is chiefly used for blogging, it can also be used as a complete CMS with very little effort. Its versality and ease of use have attracted a large, enthusiastic, and helpful community of users.
If you want to create powerful, fully featured blogs in no time, this book is for you. This book will help you explore WordPress showing you what it offers and how to go about building your blog with the system.
You will be introduced to the main aspects of a blog — users, communities, posts, comments, news feeds — and learn how to manage them using WordPress. You will develop the skills and confidence to manage all types of content, be it text or images, on your blog, and also understand how users interact with the blog. In working through the book you’ll be inspired as well as informed, and have the capability and the ideas to make your blog cutting edge and exciting to maximize its impact.

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Aug 21

Seo Bible

After having written more than a dozen books, there is one thing that I can say for sure: no book is written without a ton of helpful people guiding, pushing, and providing for the author. Before even acknowledging that team, though, I must say thanks to God for giving me a talent that few people possess and the means by which to use that talent.
There is an entire team at Wiley that I owe a huge thank-you to. These people — Katie Mohr, Mary Beth Wakefield, Tom Dinse, and a good dozen or so other people whom I never get to speak to — are responsible for making this book a reality. They handle production from beginning to end, and without them, there would be no book.
My favorite development editor in the world is among those I owe thanks to as well. Bill Bridges has worked with me on several books now, and he’s the reason that my words are spelled and ordered correctly and not full of clichés. Without Bill, the book would be half the quality that it is now. Thanks, friend!
And then there’s Micah Baldwin. Micah put lots of hours into ensuring the technical accuracy of the text within these pages. His suggestions (and saves) have kept my facts true. Thanks, Micah.
All the interviews included in Appendix B were also gifts to me. Thanks to each of you who took the time to talk to me, to answer my sometimes dumb questions, and to allow me to pass your wisdom on to our readers. Your help provided valuable insight for me, as I hope it will for the reader as well.
Thanks, too, to my Mobile family. Big Jennifer and Little Jennifer, Rick, and James — you’re my support system. And you’re there when I need you; you leave when I need space, and you understand that brain drain from writing is a temporary situation and love me still. Without you and our weekly dinners, I wouldn’t be able to function nearly as effectively. Thanks, guys! And thanks to you for reading the book. I hope you find all the information you seek.

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Aug 18

Wordpress SEO for Beginners

I present to you the very first Wordpress SEO guide for beginners - The Blog Oh! Blog way. It can be considered as a crash course for all the people who are struggling to get better search engine results with their Wordpress blogs. In this e-book, I will guide you how to rapidly configure your Wordpress blog with maximum SEO benefits. Even Wordpress veterans can benefit from the tips as they might be missing out on a few points. I am distributing this e-book free of charge just to say thanks to the lovely Wordpress community and of course as someone once said, Wordpress is a magic CMS!!

Wordpress SEO for Beginners - Download E-Book

from : http://www.blogohblog.com

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Aug 17

1. Problem: The homepage doesn’t target a specific keyword combination that people actually search for.

Solution: Add specific keywords to the homepage title, use a plugin like ALL in One SEO Pack to rewrite the default wordpress titles. If you don’t know any specific keyword phrases offhand that also sound good to use for marketing purposes try keyword research. An easy starting place is: https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

2. Problem: The homepage, posts, or pages are missing header tags (most importantly the h1 tag) or they’re not targeting the same keywords as the title tag for that page/post.

Solution: Some themes do not use the h1 tag properly or at all. Add an h1 tag with the page title in it somewhere on the post and page templates. Usually this is put first before the content begins. Also in some themes the main blog title is always the h1 and the posts are h2, this is not the way I setup the semantic markup, but it is a ‘correct’ alternative.

3. Problem: All of the various sections (pages, posts, categories, archives) do not have unique meta tags and/or h1 tags

Solution: Every page on your website needs DIFFERENT meta tags, a unique title, description and keyword tag. There are wordpress plugins which will help you do this automatically by using the content in the posts / pages themselves again see the All in One SEO Pack Wordpress Plugin.

Additionally it would be beneficial if each page contained a 4 word exact keyword phrase in the title tag and also on the page in the h1 tag. You can use any keyword research tool to find exact phrases. A free one that gives information on google’s searches is located here: https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

4. Problem: Too many links to unimportant sections on the front page

Solution: Please reduce the amount of links on your front page. I would try to keep that number below 40 and for your site we would personally recommend only 20. (more pages dilute the “importance value” of each page, since your site has no page rank and a high amount of posts and pages which Google will not return in the main results. Google will only rank a limited number of posts and pages from a low pr website, so it’s better to push the most important parts of your site and have those link to the less important pages / sections). One easy way to do this is with a simplified front page before they get hit with links to every single section of the site.

5. Problem: No alternative text tags on images so the search engines can’t tell what keywords to associate with the image.

Solution: Make sure to add an alternate description to each image you upload using the visual editor. Alternatively think about using time saving plugins like Photodropper which insert photos with alt text and credits right from the editor itself.

6. Problem: Duplicate content - You have content available elsewhere on the web in your site. This can hurt rankings as search engines only like to rank the same content once.

Solution: Please exclude that file in your robots.txt file, or add a <META NAME=”ROBOTS” CONTENT=”NOINDEX” /> tag to the header of those specific sections of the site.

7. Problem: The site contains structure errors are in the actual html and css.

Solution: Although it’s not important It’s not important for rankings that your site validate perfectly, but any major errors should be fixed - Run your site through http://validator.w3.org/ and fix any major structure errors.

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Aug 15

 

 

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