Tag Archives : Wordpress

It’s a surprise to many WordPress users that by default, your WordPress blog  is vulnerable to being banned from popular Ping services.  Let me explain… Each time a page/post on your blog is created or edited it will notify Ping services that they should crawl your site to discover new content.  But let’s face it, Continue reading →

I’ve decided to write a follow up post to our recent article on breadcrumb SEO since many of you have asked me about the best way to integrate breadcrumbs with WordPress.  First, if you are still not sure about this navigation style then please take a quick look at the benefits of breadcrumbs for your Continue reading →

Adding a breadcrumb feature to your website or blog can improve your site’s overall user experience and search engine optimization (SEO).  It is a simple addition to any site, especially if you are using a CMS platform like WordPress (see my post on Integrating Breadcrumbs with WordPress).  It is also considered by some to be Continue reading →

While most bloggers use Ping-o-Matic to handle their pings, I have found that using a comprehensive ping list is a much more ideal solution.  By using pings, your site can inform other sites that it has fresh content and should be crawled or indexed.  So each additional ping service that you can add to your Continue reading →