Recently, Matt Cutts from Google came up with some interesting Whitehat SEO tips on his WordCamp 2007 conference in San Francisco. He talked about different issues on the occasion like:
- Don’t post your blog at root page of domain
- Name your directory as “blog“, instead of “wordpressâ€
- For better results use different categories that are also good keywords
- Always make sure one important fact exists in your site which is crawlable by Google
- The post creation dates should be easy to find
- Try to check your blog on a cell phone/iPhone
- Your blog must have the capability to do standard pings
Matt Cutts also talked about the mistakes that users generally make in a WordPress blog. These mistakes should be avoided at any cost for better result. Avoid doing mistakes like:
- Change the default permalink (domain.com/?p=111). Matt pointed out that he personally uses /%postname%/
- Never use sponsored theme as they can lose all your trust in different search engines.
- Most importantly, if your blog is hosted at free WordPress site, never use it as a platform for PayPerPost as it does go with the rules of WordPress’ TOS.
To know more about what Matt Cutts discussed about at WordCamp 2007 conference, click here.
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