Posts tagged seo
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Using Drupal's Meta tag module for Facebook Open Graph, Google rel=author, and Page titles
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Drupal SEO Checklist for 2013
A plain Drupal installation does not provide everything that is required so, here are the basic steps to optimize it to the last detail.
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Learn how the Drupal 7 SEO Checklist module can provide you a to do list on how to best optimize your Drupal 7 website for SEO.
In this episode you will learn:
- How to download and install the SEO checklist module
- Additional tips for increasing traffic to your Drupal website
(Source: codekarate.com)
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A Visual Guide to SEO
(via Blogging Pro)
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The New Media ToolKit
This curated collection of online tools, tutorials and resources is designed to help nonprofits and ethnic and community news organizations navigate the often intimidating and ever-evolving new media landscape. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, you will find valuable information on the technologies and best practices you need to tell a community’s stories in compelling ways; engage new audiences; optimize your website; and measure online impact.
Includes:
- Video Training
- Social Media Training
- Monitoring & Metrics Training
- Blogging Training
- Audio Training
- SEO Training
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Bing Debuts Social Search with New Facebook Integration
Speaking of social search and “filter bubbles”, Bing has some news today…
Microsoft’s search engine Bing is going to make Facebook a very deeply integrated factor in helping to create a true “decision engine” to search the Web with help from the wisdom of the crowds.
Essentially, Bing is going to tie its search results to the Facebook social graph. This will come as a blow to Google and its +1 initiative. Where Bing will be able to take existing “likes” from friends and integrate them into search, Google +1 has to be added from within search results before someone even clicks on a page. Google’s biggest rivals are teaming up to try and make the Mountain View giant irrelevant in the future of social search.
Click through above to read more at RWW.
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This is an interesting TED talk by Eli Pariser that touches on “filter bubbles” in Facebook’s wall and Google’s personalized search (among others).
(Source: uncultured)
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Why Being “Big” On Twitter and Facebook Is Important To Google
Jeff Bullas: In essence then Google and Bing do use your and others “social authority” on Twitter and Facebook to provide weight to search engine results and I suspect that this will increase significantly over time as the social web grows.
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Fine-Tuning WordPress for SEO
While WordPress has top-notch SEO features out of the box, there a handful of things you can enhance to achieve even better SEO. The following are some basic tips on how to fine-tune your WordPress site to attain improved search engine results ranking.
Click through for in-depth instructions on the following (by Adam Heitzman, posted on Six Revisions):
Permalink Structure for URLs
Title Tags
Meta Tags
Use noindex Meta Tag for Duplicate Pages
Use HTML Headings Properly
Use an XML Sitemap
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Ongoing series of Nonprofit SEO (Search Engine Optimization) tips
This series of tips gets updated periodically, but we’ve already got a pretty large collection of tips for optimizing your nonprofit site for search. Some are basic, some are more advanced. Feel free to make a suggestion if you know of a good SEO tip that should be added to the list.
