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10 Tips and Tricks for Improving SEO on Your WordPress Website
If your goal is driving organic traffic to your business website — and who isn’t thinking about that today? — you have to implement good SEO practices. The better your SEO, the higher your site will rank on the search engine results page (SERP). And the closer you get to the top of page one, the more people will find your product, service, or blog. Before I provide you with tips and tricks for improving SEO on your WordPress site, let’s start with a quick SEO overview.
What’s SEO and Why Should You Care?
SEO is an acronym for “search engine optimization.” Google uses a complex algorithm sequence to assess site content, page elements, tags, and site availability — among dozens of other elements — to decide which websites are most relevant to a searcher’s query. If you want people to find you, you have to make sure that the Googlebot crawling the web not only finds your site but likes what it see. When Google can’t find your WordPress business site, you won’t be indexed and will have zero chance of ending up on the first page. In this case, the only way for people to find your website is if they know the URL or business name. Fortunately, WordPress comes with built-in functionality to satisfy those bots. The platform’s features literally guide the search engine through individual posts, pages, and categories, making it simple to collect information about your enterprise — and increase your SERPs. Key SEO tools help you give organic searchers and Google what they’re looking for.
Tips, Tricks, and Tools to Boost Your Ranking
See what Google sees with the feature-rich plugin Yoast. It provides instant analytic feedback on your content so you’ll quickly discover if keyword placement follows best practices, images are properly tagged, and your posts have a favorable readability rating. It also gives you a preview to see how you’ll show up in the SERPs and whether your focus keyword appears in the title, content, and meta description. Optimize all your images with alt tags (you’ll see this field when you upload the image file). High-quality images on your business website not only enhance customer experience, but Google considers images when indexing. Since computers only read words, make sure Google can find your photos by using keyword-rich titles. You will rank higher if you name your image “womens-purple-sandel” than if you use standard file names like “IMG0002309.” Avoid duplicate content. Check your site to make sure that every URL has unique content because you’ll be penalized if the same content is used more than once. For example, don’t use the same product description on the pages for “women’s shoes,” “women’s blue shoes,” or “women’s footwear.” Use WordPress categories strategically. Like tags, categories help you organize related posts. They also provide clues for readers about article content and make it easy for site visitors to find relevant posts on similar topics. Tags are totally optional (although we don’t recommend you opt out), but categories are required in WordPress. Learn more about the difference between categories and tags on this WordPress page. In keeping with the shoe theme, categories might be “footwear” and “women’s shoes” and tags would be “blue” and “slip-on.” Create effective permalinks. Research confirms that while numbers in a post title entice readers to click through to read an article, they don’t factor into the ranking algorithm for your business website. So keep your slugs short — preferably five words or less. If you’re posting content titled “10 Trending Shoe Styles for Summer,” shorten your permalink to “trending-shoe-styles-for-summer.” Remember to use hyphens and not underscore markings since Google considers an underscore as an extension of the word and this can confuse the bots and reduce pagerank. Exploit relationships (but only in this context!). It’s important to build a beautiful, functional website, but you also have to manage your online relationships to stay ahead of the competition. Linking gives you that advantage. WordPress gives you out-of-the-box functionality, such as blogrolls and pingbacks, to help you establish connections. Pingbacks notify the author of an article or press release of theirs that you’ve linked to on your site. Trackbacks signal an author that you’ve mentioned her work, even if you didn’t include a direct link. It’s important to monitor theses mentions and links so you know which external content is influencing your rank. Google considers these relationships when considering how “popular” your business is on the web with searchers, industry associates, and competitors. Choose your web hosting partner wisely. If your business website is down, Google can’t find you, and if it can’t find you, it can’t index your pages. Investing in a reliable hosting service is a critical part of encouraging organic search traffic. Bluehost offers hosting plans optimized for WordPress users. Create a sitemap in XML. Make it easy for Bing, Google, Yahoo, and other search engines to crawl your business pages with a sitemap generator. Just drop your complete URL into the text box, select the best-fit answer to three questions, and wait while the generator creates your optimized sitemap. Write effective titles and meta tags. If writing effective titles and meta tags is difficult for you, you’ll love the Platinum SEO Pack plugin, which helps you optimize pages and post content for SEO. And it automatically generates meta tags to ensure that your content gets indexed by the search engines. Stop keyword stuffing. Rising to the top of the organic search result pages won’t happen if your keywords don’t fit naturally within the context of your website content. Resist the urge to include phone numbers, geographic information, and awkward keyword strings that don’t add value to your posts. There are many keyword generation tools out there that work well with WordPress. You can also generate highly relevant keywords from your own data, and the article walks you through that process as well. How do you improve your SEO?
Basic Html and seo
Here we will show some basic HTML examples
HTML Documents
All HTML documents must start with a document type declaration: <!DOCTYPE html>.
The HTML document itself begins with <html> and ends with </html>.
The visible part of the HTML document is between <body> and </body>.
Example
<!DOCTYPE html>
<head> <title>Insert Page Title Here | Possibly Followed by Website Name</title> <meta name="description" content="Insert a short page description here. Two to four sentences if a good length. This content is sometimes, but not always, used by search engines to summarize the contents of your web page." </head>
<html>
<body>
<h1>My First Heading</h1>
<p>My first paragraph.</p>
</body>
</html>
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The <!DOCTYPE> Declaration
The <!DOCTYPE> declaration represents the document type, and helps browsers to display web pages correctly.
It must only appear once, at the top of the page (before any HTML tags).
The <!DOCTYPE> declaration is not case sensitive.
The <!DOCTYPE> declaration for HTML5 is:
<!DOCTYPE html>
HTML Headings
HTML headings are defined with the <h1> to <h6> tags.
<h1> defines the most important heading. <h6> defines the least important heading:
Example<h1>This is heading 1</h1>
<h2>This is heading 2</h2>
<h3>This is heading 3</h3>
SEO Basics part
Google is King
When talking about SEO it is common for the term search engine to be used interchangeably with Google. This happens for two reasons:
Google is the most popular search engine by a wide margin. Roughly 70% of all search traffic moves through Google.
A website optimized for Google will also perform well in other search engines such as Yahoo! and Bing.
In other words, focus your efforts on Google and you’ll simultaneously improve your site’s performance in other search engines. As you focus on improving the performance of your website in Google’s SERPs, pay close attention to anything Google says about optimizing your site for search engines.
The Fundamental SEO Philosophy
Search engines are successful when their users find value in the search results they produce. For this reason, search engines are always trying to improve the quality of search results.
On an ongoing basis, search engines update their algorithms to improve SERP quality. Most of these updates focus on weeding out low-quality search results such as spam sites, copyright violators, and sites that provide duplicated content.
Recent updates to Google’s search algorithm have focused on things like favoring websites that are mobile-friendly over those that are hard to use on a mobile device, penalizing websites that repeatedly violate copyright laws, and penalizing websites that appear to employ deceptive or manipulative SEO practices.
Ultimately, a product like Google Search is successful when it returns the results that are relevant, accessible, and high quality. What this means is that effective SEO will align your website with the needs of its visitors by being as relevant and accessible as possible while producing high-quality content.
SEO Basics
If you want your website to perform well in Google’s SERPs, here are five things you must do:
1. Sign up for Google Analytics and Search Console
Google Analytics and Search Console is a suite of free tools you can use to identify the keywords users are using to find your site, track search metrics like click-through rate and average SERP position, submit sitemaps for Google to crawl, and analyze the overall performance of your site. These are free tools that can help you seriously improve the performance of your website, and you’re only hurting yourself by not signing up and learning to use these free resources. There is a bit of a learning curve when first signing up for Google Analytics and Search Console. Thankfully, Google provides introductory tutorials to help you get started both with Google Analytics and Search Console.
2. Build High-Quality Backlinks
Backlinks are also called incoming or inbound links. Regardless of what you call them, what we’re talking about are links from other websites that point to your website. Backlinks are used by search engines to identify websites that other websites consider to be authoritative on a given topic, and are considered to be the most important factor in determining the position of each listing on a SERP. This is especially true if popular, authoritative sites link back to your site. Building backlinks isn’t easy, and there are basically three ways to do it:
Create original content that is so good, useful, and interesting that other websites want to share it.
Contact other websites and ask them to link to your site. Usually, this will take the form of some sort of reciprocal agreement such as offering to write a guest blog post in exchange for including an author byline that links back to your site.
Give something away that includes a built-in link back to your website. One good way to do this if you’re good with graphics software is to create infographics that include a link back to your website and share them on social media and with websites that might want to post the infographic.
Just be careful that your link building efforts are directed towards building real links and not spam links. Remember that your ultimate goal is to produce high quality content that is genuinely useful to your website visitors. The best way to build backlinks is to create content that is so good that your visitors and other websites want to share it without you even asking them to. Search engine algorithms are designed to catch spammy links – such as links add to the comments section of blogs or in forum posts. A good rule of thumb is that if you are able to post a link to your website on a different website without any sort of editorial approval from the website owner, it isn’t a good backlink.
3. Create High-Quality Content
Ultimately, the goal of any search engine, including Google, is to reward high quality content since that is what search engine users are ultimately looking for. So whatever your niche, focus on producing the highest quality content you can. When creating written content, such as blog posts, articles, and web page copy, follow these guidelines:
Avoid extremely short posts. If you can’t write at least a few hundred words on a topic, consider making it a subtopic in a larger post. Opinions vary on how long posts should be, but most experts agree that anything shorter than 300 words is wasted effort, and that posts 1000 words long and longer tend to do better.
Google and other search engines like it when you link to external content, and they really like it when your link text is short, descriptive, and natural.
Use heading tags correctly to add structure and clarity to your content. Don’t overuse headings (such as dropping paragraphs of text into heading tags) and use them according to their natural hierarchy (use just one h1, followed by h2 subheadings, which are further broken up by h3 subheadings, and so forth)
4. Create an Accessible Website
Search engines prefer websites that are accessible to all types of visitors using all types of devices. There are three basic rules to creating an accessible website:
Write semantic HTML.
Make proper use of image alternative text.
Make sure your website works well on devices of all sizes.
5. Structure Your Website Properly
The final step to creating a solid search-engine-optimized foundation for your website is to make sure that the structure of your website is complete and logical. A properly structured website will help in two ways:
Search engine web crawlers will do a better job of indexing a website that is well organized and includes all of the pieces the crawler is looking for.
Search engine users will click on the results that appear to be the most meaningful, and structuring your website properly can affect how your page appears in SERPs.
Add a Page Title and Description
The first step to properly structuring your web page is to have a good page title in you web page head element. The page title is what appears when a user sees your web page listed on a SERP and is indexed by search engines for use in this way. In addition to a good page title, you’ll want to add a page description using the meta tag in the page head element. The description is indexed and may be used by search engines as a summary of the contents of your page. The syntax for adding titles and descriptions is shown below:
Read more:
https://html.com/seo/#ixzz6zeKIAMWW
Use Meaningful URLs
Meaningful URLs are preferred over meaningless ones by both search engines and website visitors. Select URLs that are human-readable and that convey something about the content of the page. For example, a URL ending in ../seo/ would be a better choice than ../pageid=1407/ for a page about search engine optimization.
Keep Your Website Organized
Good site navigation and a clear hierarchical website structure help search engine web crawlers and website users find their way around your website. Start from your homepage and build out the structure of your website logically.
As you define your website directory structure, make sure that when a visitor deletes part of a URL they land at a page that makes sense and not at a 404 Page Not Found error message.
You will also want to create an XML sitemap to submit to search engines to make sure they index the full breadth of your website. In addition, if your website is complex, add an HTML version of your sitemap to help visitors find their way to the content they’re looking for.
Keep Search Engines from Indexing the Wrong Pages
When a web crawler visits your website it will check for a file titled robots.txt and follow the instructions contained in that file. You can use this to your advantage by using this file to tell web crawlers not to index certain pages. If you’ve already signed up for Google Webmaster Tools, you can use their free tools to generate and test a robots.txt file to add to your website’s root directory.
Keep Your Reputation Intact
When you link to other sites you pass a little bit of your website’s reputation along to the site with that link. However, there are cases where you might not want to do this.
If you allow users to post unmoderated comments on your website they may post spam links.
If you write an article where you link to a site as an example of some negative practice, such as a spam website, you probably don’t want to contribute to their search engine rank.
The good news is that it’s easy to tell web crawlers that you don’t want to vouch for a site you’ve linked to. To do so, simply format your anchor elements with the extra attribute you see below:
<a href="http://example.com" rel="nofollow">Link you don't want to vouch for</a>
Many blogging and content management platforms automatically add rel="nofollow" to comments. A few minutes researching the topic should yield the information you need to determine whether you need to take any additional steps to protect the comments sections of your site from spam links.
Additional Resources & Closing Thoughts
SEO is a complex and ever-evolving topic. The ultimate goal of any SEO campaign should be to serve your website visitors as well as possible by producing high-quality content and properly formatting and organizing your website.
Take the time to implement the steps outlined in this tutorial and you will have built a solid optimized foundation on which to build your web empire. If you want to learn more about SEO, here are some additional free resources to help you on your way:
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Irish Businesses Negatively Impacted by Covid-19
1,000 businesses impacted by Covid-19 engage with Enterprise Ireland Sustaining Enterprise Fund for Small Enterprises Launched 60% of companies who have engaged with Enterprise Ireland since March say that Covid-19 has had a very negative or critical impact on their business to date. <br></br> Financial planning was listed as one of the key priorities identified by client companies in responding to the crisis. 34 percent of the client companies in contact have engaged with a financial institution, and one in three have put a financial plan in place. <br> </br> As part of the Sustaining Enterprise Fund recently announced by the Government, Enterprise Ireland today announced that it will administer a specific Sustaining Enterprise Fund for Small Enterprises. This fund will provide a €25k to €50k short term funding injection to eligible smaller companies to support business continuity and to strengthen their ability to return to growth. Eligible companies will have suffered, or be projected to suffer, a 15 percent or more reduction in actual or projected turnover or profit as a result of the Covid-19 outbreak. <br> </br> Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation, Heather Humphreys said: “The impact of Covid-19 presents unprecedented difficulties for businesses who have already spent the past three years preparing for the possible consequences of Brexit, but those preparations will stand to us. Last weekend, the Government announced a major expansion of supports for all businesses impacted by Covid-19 by €6.5bn. <br> </br> “We now have a comprehensive suite of supports for firms of all sizes, which includes grants, low-cost loans, write-off of commercial rates and deferred tax liabilities, all of which will help to improve cashflow amongst our SMEs. <br> </br> “This package, which includes the €180 million Sustaining Enterprise Fund, has been developed to meet the varying needs of Irish enterprise and the supports are very specifically targeted by size, sector and need." <br> </br> Julie Sinnamon, CEO, Enterprise Ireland said: “This is a very serious and challenging time for businesses with many facing acute challenges particularly around cashflow, investment and holding onto the skills that they worked so hard to recruit. Our focus is on supporting companies through this period, getting the right advice and access to funding that they may need. Cash flow and business continuity are key at this point. To help in these critical areas, the €180 million Sustaining Enterprise Fund will provide repayable advances of up to €800K, while smaller businesses can access repayable funding of up to €50k to support business continuity. We are in constant contact with our clients about the range of Enterprise Ireland supports and wider Government supports available to them." <br> </br> Of the 1,000 companies who have been in contact, three main areas of business which have been negatively impacted were identified; <br> </br> 63% cited sales exports 50% cited staffing and retaining employees 28% cited supply chain “The findings today cite that a third of companies have put in place a financial plan, but this should be a priority for all and we need more companies to start engaging in a planning process. My strong advice to companies is, if you haven’t already done so, to prepare an assessment of your financial requirements and progress funding applications to the banks and other financial institutions immediately. Enterprise Ireland’s Business Financial Planning grant will help companies to prepare a Business Sustainment Plan,” Julie Sinnamon added. <br> </br> Innovative Start-Ups In relation to addressing the funding needs of start-ups, Enterprise Ireland also said that its innovative High Potential Start-Up (HPSU) Fund, which provides up to €800k for innovative technology companies will help start-ups to maintain liquidity and sustain their businesses in the short to medium term. <br> </br> “The innovation and dynamism of Enterprise Ireland-supported High Potential Start-Up (HPSU) firms are vital to future economic growth, and it is absolutely essential that HPSUs that were making strong commercial and technical progress prior to Covid-19 receive the support they need to get through the crisis. Start-ups, by their nature, are more vulnerable to the challenges that Covid-19 brings and we are working on a one-to-one basis with our HPSUs to identify their challenges and needs." <br> </br> “The wide range of supports for business available from Enterprise Ireland will support companies during this unprecedented time. It is a rapidly evolving situation and our response will also evolve to continue to meet the needs of industry”, Julie Sinnamon concluded. <br> </br> <a href="https://thecybercreed.com/60-of-irish-businesses-negatively-impacted-by-covid-19/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow sponsored noopener">More info here</a> <br> </br> ENDS <br> </br> Notes to Editors: The supports available from Enterprise Ireland to help Covid-19 impacted businesses include: <br> </br> The Sustaining Enterprise Fund <br> </br> This €180m fund will provide funding of up to €800,000 to eligible manufacturing and internationally traded services companies to maintain liquidity and sustain their businesses in the short to medium term. Funding will be in the form of a repayable advance. <br> </br> Innovative HPSU Fund <br> </br> Equity investment of up to €800,000 on a co-funded basis, is available for innovation led high potential start-ups (HPSUs), to maintain liquidity and sustain their businesses in the short to medium term. <br> </br> Sustaining Enterprise Fund – Small Business <br> </br> Smaller companies in the manufacturing and internationally traded services sectors (employing 10 or more with a turnover of under €5m) can access a repayable advance up to €50,000 to maintain liquidity and sustain their businesses in the short to medium term. <br> </br> Covid-19 Business Financial Planning Grant <br> </br> Worth up to €5,000, this support enables a company to prepare a financial plan to understand its immediate financial position, manage costs and identify the finance it requires. <br> </br> ENDS <br> </br> For further information, please contact: <br> </br> Conor O'Donovan Head of Communications
Enterprise Ireland
Conor O'Donovan
087 967 1342
Nicola Corboy Press & Media Relations
Enterprise Ireland
Nicola Corboy
086 021 0114
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.IE Domain The .COM of Ireland
The .IE is the domain name registry for the .ie country code top-level domain. Their work includes protecting, supporting and promoting the web presence of all .ie domain names. They administer and manage the .ie namespace in the public interest.
Founded in 1991, they spun out of UCD and became a private company in July 2000. While still operating as an independent private company, they liaise with government departments, governing bodies, trade associations as required and abide by internet best practice principles. They have no shareholders and are owned by the directors. Being limited by guarantee is a common structure for global domain registries. Surpluses are added to opening reserves. Directors don’t have a beneficial interest in the reserves of the company.
They operate on a not-for-profit basis and are a member of the Council of European National Top-Level Domain Registries (CENTR).
The IE Domain Registry operates a managed registry model for Ireland's national .ie domain. This means that every application for a .ie domain name is checked to make sure that the applicant has a real connection with Ireland. Applicants can provide just one document to prove identity and connection to Ireland. Information on supporting documentation is outlined here.
The .ie ccTLD has a Registry – Registrar model. Becoming a .ie Registrar requires that the applicant has over 200 registered .ie domains or is at least the billing contact on over 200 .ie domains, provides a 2,500 Euro bond, passes a credit check and has a demonstrable knowledge of IE Domain Registry domain naming policies and technical procedures.
In 2004, The Commission for Communications Regulation (Comreg) was to take over the regulation and control of Ireland's domain name .ie.The legislation covering this change was signed into law in 2007. In effect, the move has ComReg regulating while IE Domain Registry continues to run the .ie ccTLD.
In March 2006, IE Domain Registry, the company leading the IENUM consortium, won the competition to provide a commercial registry for the supply of ENUM (Electronic Numbering) services in Ireland. The IE Domain Registry's partner in the IENUM consortium is Internet Privatstiftung Austria (IPA), the Austrian organisation which operates the .at domain name and provided the first ENUM commercial registry service in the world.
In 2014, the Policy Advisory Committee (PAC) was set up by the Board of IE Domain Registry. The PAC was set up to provide advice on policy issues concerning Ireland’s Internet top-level domain, .ie. The PAC makes formal recommendations to the Board for approval.
The PAC follow a 10-step framework known as the .ie Policy Development Process (PDP). The PDP is designed to be bottom-up and consensus-driven. This means that anyone can suggest a policy change and if there is agreement amongst stakeholders, the policy change can be implemented. Further information on the PDP can be found here.
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