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WordPress 3 Search Engine Optimization

You're reading from   WordPress 3 Search Engine Optimization Getting your WordPress site well positioned on Google and Bing is a fine art that this guide covers brilliantly. From SEO basics to white-hat tips and tricks, you’ll learn to give your site the competitive edge.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2011
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781847199003
Length 344 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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WordPress 3 Search Engine Optimization
Credits
Foreword
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
1. Getting Started: SEO Basics 2. Customizing WordPress Settings for SEO FREE CHAPTER 3. Researching and Working with Keywords 4. Understanding Technical Optimization 5. Creating Optimized and Engaging Content 6. Link Building 7. Using Social Media 8. Avoiding the Black Hat Techniques 9. Avoiding SEO Mistakes 10. Testing Your Site and Monitoring Your Progress WordPress SEO Plugins Other SEO Resources Index

Engaging visitors with your content


Your web content is your front line. Once you have successfully penetrated the search engines and earned placement for your website, then you must engage your visitors with meaningful content. This is true even for a nuts-and-bolts small-business website with a purely commercial message. Customers are engaged with your website when they either have a reason to act (to make a purchase or pursue steps toward a purchase) or have a reason to return to your site. This task will vary greatly depending on the type of website you offer, and hence, can mean many different things.

The previous screenshot shows another opportunity missed: a website with zero-visitor engagement. This single-page website is little more than a business card: a half-page logo, a few phone numbers, and a flimsy promise of good service.

Engaging your visitors can mean many things. It can mean giving them content that they care about or need. Are your visitors tech-savvy entrepreneurs looking...

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