8 Responses to “A must have collection of WordPress plugins that enpowers your blog and improves SEO”

  1. admin says:

    Few other plugins which I consequently found to be very handy are:

    woopra – Shows you statistics about wordpress blog visitors
    Tweet Old Post – Re-tweets old posts over a specified interval of time in twitter

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    • hip0 says:

      P.S. Using Woopra plugin, requires registration in woopra.com.
      After being registered the user gets an API key that needs to be filled in in Woopra’s Configuration Panel.

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  2. end of lease cleaning melbourne says:

    I came across a lot of posts on the internet about whether or not PPC affects SEO, but none on if SEO actually helps to cut PPC costs?

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  3. seo company uk says:

    Although SEO can be done on your own, if you’re inexperienced it can be easy to make a mistake and hurt your rankings or waste your efforts on techniques that don’t really work.
    The user is responsible in ensuring that keywords selected or
    used do not violate Google’s requirements and applicable laws. Content is how search engines figure out the value of websites, and content is how those that search for content find your website and link to it.

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  4. Lenny Cornfield says:

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  5. David says:

    I have heard that one should not have more than 20 plugins on a site as it slows down performance.   How many plugins would you recommend at most?

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  7. hip0 says:

    Headspace2 plugin is already obsolete, much better substitution is to just use SEO by Yoast (btw SEO by Yoast is much better than All in One SEO

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