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SEO Blog is for site owners and small businesses who want to know:
The basic principles of search engine optimization
What the latest developments in search engine optimization really mean
How to put the principles of search engine optimization into practise
Why some search engine optimization techniques work and others are harmful
When to make site changes and when to leave things as they are
Where to find reliable information which can be used
SEO Blog is a blog with a purpose, please feel free to ask questions by posting a comment on the relevant topic.
SEO Blog is WordPress 1.5.2 Theme: Almost Spring 1.2 Plugins: Bot Check 1.1, Category Order 1.0, Jerome’s Keywords 1.8.1, Search All 0.3, Popularity Contest 1.2b
- Michael Duz
vingold said,
November 2, 2005 @ 5:07 pm
I just stumbled upon the news that you left EE. What a shame. A quick google search and I found this. I’ve made it a bookmark and will check back often for your continued guidance in SEO matters.
duz said,
November 2, 2005 @ 7:58 pm
Thanks vingold, you are the first to make a comment! I haven’t promoted this blog yet, I thought I would get a few months of posts up before doing that. So naturally I was very surprised that you found it! - duz
callenb said,
June 21, 2006 @ 5:42 pm
Hi Michael, this is Brad Callen of seoelite.com. I have a question for you and would like to talk to you via email if possible. Could you please send me an email so I can have your contact information? You can check my profile in your blog for my email address. Thanks and looking forward to hearing from you.
frankmedia said,
November 17, 2007 @ 3:08 pm
Hi Michael,
this is Frank from WordsFinder . com, I am writing to you regarding my latest wordpress plug in.
So far, UTW plug-in users had to manage tags manually. Bloggers had to add appropriate tags to every single post. What if you have got thousands of posts? Would you rather assign tags manually or automatically? Have you got that kind of spare time on your hands?
Wordpress 2.3 (the latest version of the popular blogging platform) now includes tagging support by default, without any plug in. WordFinder plug in has been build on this new functionality, it automatically generate keywords and tags for the page and for the meta data. Optionally on the “write and edit post” page, when bloggers click on tags, they get added to the category list.
Not happy with Wordsfinder suggestions? You can add, remove, manipulate any keyword or tag. On the option page, bloggers would be able to limit the amount of tags retrieved by wordsfinder. Leaving them 100% in control.
Download and test the freeware http://www.wordsfinder.com/wordpress.php yourself.