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WordPress SEO Success: Search Engine Optimization for Your WordPress Website or Blog [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 368 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 225x155x20 mm, kaal: 494 g, black & white illustrations, black & white line drawings, black & white tables, figures
  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Jun-2014
  • Kirjastus: Que Corporation,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0789752883
  • ISBN-13: 9780789752888
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 368 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 225x155x20 mm, kaal: 494 g, black & white illustrations, black & white line drawings, black & white tables, figures
  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Jun-2014
  • Kirjastus: Que Corporation,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0789752883
  • ISBN-13: 9780789752888
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WordPress (R) SEO Success Search Engine Optimization for Your WordPress Website or Blog Hands-on, up-to-the-minute SEO techniques specifically for WordPress users! WordPress gives you amazingly powerful SEO tools: this hands-on guide will help you make the most of them! Written specifically for WordPress users, this guide covers all you need: built-in WordPress capabilities, third-party plugins, well-integrated web resources, and more. Whether you manage a large-scale site or a personal blog, Jacob Aull will help you integrate SEO into all you do, from strategy through optimization of existing content. New to SEO? Already do it for a living? Either way, WordPress SEO Success will help you drive the traffic you want--and the value you need! Build a complete SEO strategy--and a content plan that aligns with it Choose the best WordPress SEO tools and plugins for your needs Uncover quick, powerful ways to improve your site Identify and research keywords far more effectively Reflect SEO in architecture via site mapping and marketing funnels Sensibly manage the inevitable tradeoffs of optimization Improve SEO even if you're running a free WordPress.com blog Leverage content themes and keyword-driven blogging techniques Optimize "blog-meets-website" and "multiple blogs+sites" deployments Strengthen your rankings by intelligently using social media Optimize your sites for smartphones and tablets Measure performance via free analytics--including mobile analytics Integrate organic SEO with paid advertising Avoid today's worst SEO blunders Jacob Aull, principal of Zen Fires Digital Marketing, has been in Internet marketing since the label existed. He began doing web design and branding in the late '90s as an agency partner. While transitioning deeper into online and search marketing, he earned an M.S. in marketing from Georgia State's Robinson College of Business in 2009. There he customized his own degree program, executing an independent capstone thesis on social media marketing. In 2010, the university asked him to write and teach its first course on social media marketing, which he continues today. Aull edited Prentice Hall's first social media marketing textbook, and wrote its accompanying instructor's manual. He co-founded and chaired the Atlanta Interactive Marketing Association Social Media SIG, and speaks widely on social and search marketing.
Introduction 1(2)
Why a Book?
1(1)
SEO and the World Today
2(1)
1 What Is SEO and Do I Really Need It?
3(20)
A Day in Your Life
3(1)
A (Brief) History of SEO
4(1)
What's the Long Tail---and Just How Long Is It?
5(3)
Fifteen "WordPress SEO Success" Principles
8(3)
What Makes WordPress WordPress?
11(1)
Content Strategies and Keyword Search
12(8)
What Drives the Search Results You Receive?
12(4)
Attributes of Search Engine Results Listings
16(4)
The Backstory on Backlinks
20(1)
SEO Ethics and the Hats We Wear
21(2)
2 The Search Engines, WordPress, and SEO Tools
23(22)
What's the Word on WordPress?
23(2)
Is WordPress Better (or Easier) for SEO?
25(1)
SEO Approaches for Starting Your Business
26(6)
Integrating SEO During Test-Site Build
32(6)
Installing Temporary WordPress Sites
32(6)
Choosing Plug-ins for Customized WordPress Websites and Blogs
38(2)
Essential SEO Technologies, Tools, and Plug-ins for WordPress Sites
40(2)
SEO Comprehensive Management Plug-ins for WordPress
42(3)
3 A Strategic SEO Upfront Content Approach
45(36)
Step 1 Conduct Digital Audits
46(7)
What Should You Check These Sites For?
47(4)
The Tools to Use for Your Audit
51(2)
What Should a Good Competitive Audit Look Like?
53(1)
Step 2 Write Your Strategy Brief
53(6)
Compromises in Digital Planning
55(4)
Step 3 Identify and Research Your Keywords
59(2)
Step 4 Plan Network Architecture
61(3)
Step 5 Sitemapping
64(11)
Identifying the Different Roles of Web and Blogsites
69(4)
SEO Value and Authority-Based Architecture
73(2)
Step 6 Assessing Content and Keyword Relationships
75(2)
What To Do and What Not To Do for Web Content
75(1)
Associating Best Keywords to Web Pages or Blog Posts
76(1)
Step 7 Writing the SEO Page Forms
77(4)
The SEO Page Form Example
77(4)
4 WordPress On-Page Architecture and Basic SEO Execution
81(28)
WordPress.com, WordPress.org---Which Way Do I Go?
81(1)
WordPress On-Page Architecture
82(6)
SEO and Low Value Pages
82(1)
WordPress On-Page Architecture Planning
83(2)
Social Sharing Options
85(1)
Social Follow Options
86(1)
RSS Feeds of Social Content
86(2)
Out-of-the-Box Blog Social Commenting by Users
88(1)
Architecting Widgets On-Page
88(3)
Links and Anchors
90(1)
Technical Aspects of WordPress.com and SEO
91(14)
SEO Basic Blog Checklist
93(3)
Submitting the Sitemap File
96(1)
SEO Ranking Checklist
97(2)
Search Engine Bot Barriers and Other No-Nos
99(4)
Multiblog Management
103(2)
WordPress Analytics
105(1)
WordPress.com Content Approaches
106(1)
Big-Picture Progression of SEO Goals and Achievements
107(1)
Give Me More
108(1)
5 Real-World Blogging
109(20)
More on Blog and Page Architecture
110(3)
Structuring Blog Post URLs
110(3)
Why Blog?
113(1)
The How: Planning to Blog
113(2)
When and How Often?
115(1)
Shared Content Strategies
116(1)
Opportunities to Occupy More of the SERP with Social Media
117(3)
Blog Post/Content Recommendations
117(2)
Videos Por Favor!
119(1)
Podcasting
120(1)
Social Community Outreach
120(1)
Pages Versus Posts for SEO
120(5)
Pulling from the Kitchen Sink
123(1)
Google Accounts List
124(1)
About Vertical Search
125(3)
Blog, Blog, Blog
128(1)
6 Hands-On SEO Execution (Website and Blog Builds Versus Post-Integration)
129(34)
SEO Checklist for Full Sites
130(2)
Make Your Site Speedy!
131(1)
Before Installs
132(1)
Expanded List of Search Engine Bot Barriers and Other No-Nos
133(3)
Hands-On Execution for Specific Plug-ins
136(26)
All-In-One SEO
136(12)
Yoast WordPress SEO
148(6)
SEO Ultimate
154(4)
Linking
158(2)
For Your 404s
160(2)
The Final Plug on SEO Plug-ins
162(1)
7 Analytics foe WordPress
163(28)
Number 1 = You Win?
164(1)
The Terms of Your Terms
164(4)
Immediate Upfront Measurements
168(3)
Types of Results to Look For
169(2)
Social Content and Variety on the SERP
171(1)
Psychographics
171(1)
Keywords and Rank
172(2)
Caught Up in Traffic
174(1)
Identifying Referrals and Backlinks
175(3)
Just Ping Me
177(1)
Which Tools Do You Need for Best Analytics?
178(5)
Jetpack and WordPress.com Stats
179(4)
Google Webmaster Tools
183(3)
Managing Multiple Website Accounts Within Google Analytics
186(1)
Additional Analytics Options
186(3)
Shortened URLs
188(1)
Mobile Analytics
189(1)
Server-Side Analytics
189(1)
Final Thoughts on Expanded Measurement
189(2)
8 Social Media Connectivity
191(22)
Long-Term Social Media Trends
192(3)
How Do Specific, Major Social Channels Impact SEO?
195(5)
The Power of Social Reputation
200(1)
Plug-ins, Widgets, and More Plug-ins!
200(5)
Outside Social Site Usage with WordPress
205(2)
Wheel-and-Spoke Strategy
207(2)
The Social Media Plan
209(1)
Pros and Cons of Social Media in SEO
210(1)
Get It Goin' On
210(3)
9 Going Mobile and Local
213(26)
Where's the Web?
213(2)
Display Trends
215(1)
The WordPress Mobile App
216(1)
Mobile Sites or Mobile Apps?
217(4)
Responsive Design and Architecture
219(2)
Mobile Site SEO
221(2)
Mobile Site Testing
223(1)
A Checklist for Mobile Website QA Testing
224(1)
Mobile Analytics
224(2)
QR Codes
226(2)
Vertical Local Results in the SERP
228(7)
Local Business SEO with Apps and Directories
230(5)
Daily Deals Sites and Apps
235(1)
Bringing It All Home
236(3)
10 PPC and Advertising
239(26)
The Power of Paid
240(1)
Advantages and Objectives for Online Advertising
240(4)
Here's the Alphabet Soup
244(2)
Online Advertising Models and Uses
244(2)
Research for Advertising
246(2)
PPC Meets SEO Research
247(1)
Strategic Research and Planning
248(1)
Competitive SWOTs
248(1)
SMART Goals
249(1)
Social Media Advertising Options
249(1)
Inputs to Plan and Identify for Your Online Ad Campaign
250(2)
The Digital Target Persona
252(1)
Monitoring and Measurement
252(6)
Where Metrics Meet Marketing Objectives
255(2)
Going Deeper with Advertising Measurement
257(1)
Steps of Execution for Your Online Advertising Campaign
258(1)
Landing Page Hub Approaches
258(1)
Testing 1-2
259(2)
How Can I Have Advertising on my WordPress Site?
261(2)
Plug-ins to Manage Placed Ads on Your WordPress Site
262(1)
It's a Wrap
263(2)
11 Bringing It All Together---Testing, SEO, PPC, Social and Mobile, and Analytics
265(26)
The Digital Model
266(1)
Putting It All Together
266(6)
Media Beyond Search?
266(1)
Errors and Additional Integrations
267(1)
Getting Centered
268(1)
Don't Forget Your Funnel
269(3)
Overall Search Strategies
272(4)
More on Search Marketing Strategies
276(2)
Reputation Management---Planning for Reviews
276(1)
Drip Marketing and Marketing Automation
277(1)
Round Pegs, Square Holes
278(2)
Customer Life Cycle
278(1)
The Viral "Plan"?
279(1)
The Strategy of Speed
279(1)
Budgeting
279(1)
Backlink Strategies
280(1)
Testy, Testy
280(2)
Potential Control Test Variables
281(1)
Comparing Big Pictures
282(4)
How Does Your Best Audience Use Search?
282(1)
Search Marketing on the Next Level
283(1)
The Real Power of Multiple Media on the SERP
283(3)
Content Marketing Strategy
286(1)
Content Forms for Digital
286(1)
Online Audience Optimization (OAO)
287(1)
The Changing Changes
287(1)
Oh Yeah, What About WordPress?
288(1)
The Total Package
288(1)
It's All About Priorities and Focus, Right?
289(2)
12 What's Next? The Future of SEO and WordPress
291(28)
SEO Next Steps
291(1)
Be My Fortune Teller
292(2)
Semantic Search
294(2)
The Ongoing Role of Social Media
296(4)
Video Content and SEO
300(1)
Content and Collaboration
301(1)
More on Local
302(4)
Going Google
306(5)
Augment Your Reality
311(1)
The Mobile Tomorrow
311(2)
The Future of WordPress
313(4)
Finally
317(2)
A WordPress Plug-ins 319(4)
B Support and Education: Forums, Accreditations, Associations, Seminars, and Tech Resources 323(4)
Glossary 327(6)
Index 333
Jacob Aull has been in the Internet marketing business since such a label existed. Drawing from his BFA in graphic design from the Savannah College of Art and Design in 1994, Jake began doing web design and branding in the late 1990s as a partner in his own creative agency. While transitioning deeper into online marketing strategies, research, and search engine optimization, Jake achieved an M.S. in Marketing from Georgia State University's Robinson College of Business in 2009. There he customized his degree program and executed an independent capstone thesis project on social media marketing. In late 2010, GSU RCB asked him to write and teach its first course on Social Media Marketing, which he continues today, bringing in real-world companies and projects for students. He was an editor for Pearson-Prentice Hall's first Social Media Marketing textbook, and was the author for its accompanying instructor's manual. He has been published with articles and interviews in sources such as the Atlanta Business Chronicle, OZ Magazine, renown bloggers, GSU's The Biz Magazine, and Atlanta Business Radio X. He was a cofounder and chair for the Atlanta Interactive Marketing Association Social Media SIG, speaking and bringing in prominent experts for Atlanta business community seminars. He has spoken in many associations and venues on social media marketing and search engine optimization. He is president of SCAD Alumni in Atlanta and is principal of Zen Fires Digital Marketing, providing SEO and digital marketing services to a variety of eCommerce and other clients.