Here’s another article in our SEO Matters series, — let’s see how WordPress can be optimized for SEO using some key plugins (in addition to the things it does naturally to assist the SEO effort).
by Scott Frangos
Once you install WordPress and start posting regularly, you can sit back and relax — WordPress will do the [...]
In this edition of the continuing series on using WordPress as a Content Management System — CMS — we take a look at GreekCare.org — a non-profit resource site using a handful of key plugins and some custom programming to meet its mission online.
by Scott Frangos
The Greek Care website (GreekCare.org.au) is a service for Melbourne, [...]
By Sanjay Nair
Let’s start with a small exercise. Pick up any random term and search for it on the internet. Now when the search results come up, visit the top 10 websites on the page and see if you can find something in common. Most people will look for similarity in design and colors [...]
By Karen Scharf
Image search is the fastest growing search on the web. And, since Google, Ask and Yahoo are now including images in their search results pages, web marketers have been presented with a whole new opportunity. So it only makes sense that website owners follow a few extra steps to ensure their images are [...]
By Adam McFarland
About a week ago I got a phone call from a college buddy of mine named Paul who runs a soon-to-launch online business. Here’s how the conversation went:
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Paul: “We want to hire your company to do the SEO for us. Whatever the price is, we can [...]
There’s a reason why WordPress is so popular (well over 1 million installations, according to WordPress.org), and aside from the fact that it’s user-friendly, it is also set up to help you optimize for the search engines easily and effectively. Adam McFarland gives you some great tips in this article, which is one in [...]
By Scott Frangos, Managing Editor – WebHelperMagazine.com
Some of you know that in addition to my duties here at WebHelperMagazine.com, I also manage three CMS websites based on WordPress, plus work with clients using WordPress… and so I use and evaluate a lot of plugins. I thought I’d share with you some of my favorites with screenshots zeroing in on some key features.
1) AdSense Manager – A must if you run Adsense ads on your blogs:
You enjoy a lot of control with the Adsense Manager plugin, including different…
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