SEO, or search engine optimization, is an integral factor to consider when working with WordPress. SEO combines a number of factors, such as keywords, competitors, analytics, and much more. There are many SEO plugins available, many of which are top rated and have a bunch of helpful features.
The practice of online search-engine optimization (SEO) is—by its very nature—part of an intensely competitive arena. After all, there is only so much room available for top-ranking webpages to be displayed on search-engine pages, like Google.
This means that (as with any contest) understanding the ins-and-outs of your biggest online rivals is necessary to succeed. This is also why conducting good SEO competitor analysis is so critically important.
The CM Reviews received a batch of updates in the last weeks. These new features include sorting, limited review length and privacy control. Yes, it’s that comprehensive!
Let’s take some time to delve into each of them:
Having a successful WordPress website is great, but having extensive and accurate reporting on all your information on your WordPress site is even better. Custom reports plugins for WordPress provide helpful statistical information for products, user traffic and so much more.
Search-engine friendly websites are the ones that always earn better rankings in query results, and naturally draw higher web traffic.
That’s why excellent search-engine optimization (SEO) is such a vital aspect of website management. But understanding the importance of good SEO is only the first step in understanding how to successfully implement SEO practices.
Plugin developers are always looking for new and innovative ways to change up WordPress. One way to visually alter a WordPress website easily is with visual blog widgets, which can make your WordPress website look more appealing. Blog widgets let users display eye-catching, informative and functional features easily and effectively.
Everyone has been there: fancied a product, wanted to know more, accessed the website and… got frustrated with questions. Maybe the answers were buried inside long paragraphs or perhaps they weren’t there at all. Solving this scenario is one of the powers of the FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions).
Ever wanted to create your own Yelp-like website? You can now add prices, ratings and other information about your favorite locations with the new Location Manager Custom Fields Add-on For WordPress.
The add-on expands on the Google Maps Multi Markers and Store Locater Plugin and lets the admin create an unlimited number of custom fields.
We are so excited to say that today marks the launch of our brand new SEO Keyword Hound plugin! This unique WordPress SEO plugin is the result of over a year of hard work by our research and development team, and is the latest in our stellar 100+ WP plugin lineup.
A cutting edge SEO tool, the Hound helps you rank higher on Google and Bing SERPs by highlighting juicy keyword opportunities you’ve been missing, simply by comparing your keyword use with your competitors’.
User submitted posts are excellent plugins to have on your WordPress website because they allow users to login and submit their own content, like posts or images. They tend to have extensive notification and customization options for an more interactive and user friendly plugin experience.
There are dozens of social networks available for various groups of people to find like minded individuals that share a common passion. There are also many fitness oriented apps, so users can post their exercise activities to social networks like PeepSo and BuddyPress.
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Everybody has heard about GDPR by now. This post is about how it relates to our WordPress plugins and add-ons and it’s intended to help our customers understand which tools they have related to GDPR compliance.
We’ll present a brief summary and a refresher before the main content.
WordPress content subscription websites are a great way to create a steady stream of revenue for the premium content you produce.
After all, as long as the material is valuable and there is an audience to share it with, then anyone should be able to monetize their website with subscriptions that give its members access to exclusive content.
Having a question and answer forum plugin on your WordPress site is an excellent way to spread information easily without overwhelming support with the same questions. These plugins easily allow questions to be asked, answered and voted for.
Posting content is one of the most important parts of your WordPress website, so it’s important that your content is displayed in the visually appealing way. WordPress pagination plugins are an excellent way to showcase content easily on your site.
Having a table of contents on your WordPress site is a simple and effective way to keep your content organized and let users find it easily. Table of contents plugins are simple to set up and makes your website navigation much more user friendly.
The table of contents plugins in this blog are top quality plugins with excellent features, fair prices, and helpful walk-throughs.
WordPress is a loaded CMS, and the ability to set and manage WordPress users is one its most popular features.
Still, the ways to manage WordPress users, and the information required to ensure your website security isn’t compromised, aren’t always apparent.
With that in mind, to help you get the most out of your WordPress user registration options we’re covering some of the awesome ways you can apply this handy user feature.
Pay per post plugins are very popular options for content control on WordPress websites. Having a paywall solution of your WordPress website is also a wonderful way to increase your monetization, by making people pay to view content.
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Welcome back from Keyword Hound! We’ve already covered Keyword management and competitor analysis in our first two parts.
Today, we are going to cover how Keyword Hound responds to page metrics and indicators, such as impressions, clicks, and bounce rate.
Here at CreativeMinds we’re accustomed to getting a lot of questions about how to find WordPress themes, and understandably so.
Just think about it.
There are thousands of themes to choose from, and that’s before you even begin looking outside of the WordPress marketplace. Not to mention, the theme you choose plays a vital part in how your website looks and operates.