Yoast SEO WordPress Plugin Configuration

Fol­low­ing on from the pre­sen­ta­tion I did at the Google Cam­pus yes­ter­day here is a short Screen Cast cov­er­ing the most impor­tant set­tings for the Yoast SEO Plu­gin for WordPress.

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How One Plugin Makes WordPress a Killer SEO Tool

Word­Press has been known for a long time to be great right out of the box as an SEO tool. How­ever did you know that there is one lit­tle plu­gin that can make a huge dif­fer­ence to how well you rank in the search engines.
Yoast’s SEO plu­gin for Word­Press is cur­rently the best SEO plugin […]

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How to Use Twitter for BNI

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What is Source Code?

In com­puter sci­ence, source code is any col­lec­tion of com­puter instruc­tions (pos­si­bly with com­ments) writ­ten using some human-readable com­puter lan­guage, usu­ally as text.
Source code is pri­mar­ily used as input to the process that pro­duces an exe­cutable pro­gram (i.e., it is com­piled or inter­preted). It is also used as a method of com­mu­ni­cat­ing algo­rithms between peo­ple (e.g., […]

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What is an API?

An appli­ca­tion pro­gram­ming inter­face (API) is a source code based spec­i­fi­ca­tion intended to be used as an inter­face by soft­ware com­po­nents to com­mu­ni­cate with each other.
An API can be:

language-dependent, mean­ing it is only avail­able by using the syn­tax and ele­ments of a par­tic­u­lar lan­guage, which makes the API more con­ve­nient to use.

language-independent, writ­ten so that it can be called from several […]

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12 Things Being a Good SEO is all About

In my hum­ble opin­ion there is a lot of mis­in­for­ma­tion out there about SEO. This list is an effort to cut through the rub­bish and let you know what a good SEO pro­fes­sional should be doing.

A good SEO pro­fes­sional should:

Add value to the web
Cre­ate unique and engag­ing con­tent
Improve traf­fic and con­ver­sions (not just rank­ings)
Under­stand web­site tech­nol­ogy (html/css, pro­gram­ming, .htac­cess files, site […]

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Top 5 Free Responsive WordPress Themes

Respon­sive Theme
This Free Respon­sive Word­Press Theme that fea­tures 9 page Tem­plates such as Blog, Blog Sum­mary and Tem­plate based lay­out designs: sidebar/content, sidebar/content half, content/sidebar and content/sidebar half. This is a very flex­i­ble theme and very nice look­ing to boot! Per­fect for those busi­ness style portfolio sites.

Demo | Down­load
 
Respon­sive Twenty Ten
Respon­sive Twenty Ten is a child theme of […]

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WARNING: Website Help Needed! 5 Signs That You Need Help

It is some­times dif­fi­cult to admit that you need help. Espe­cially when you have just hired a web design com­pany and they have not deliv­ered what you expected or you are try­ing to build your own site by read­ing a for dum­mies book and for some rea­son you are just not get­ting the web­site traffic […]

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We Need to Talk about SEO

SEO Stands for Search Engine Opti­mi­sa­tion, essen­tially this is the process of increas­ing the quan­tity and qual­ity of traf­fic to your web­site from search engines. Gen­er­ally, the higher your web­site ranks in the search engines, the more traf­fic you receive.
Ignor­ing SEO is like hav­ing a bath with the plug pulled out. You can keep on filling […]

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It's another wonderful day in London

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How I Became a Web Designer

Every­one has a story to tell and every­one has their own path of how they got to where they are today. I thought it would be nice to share my expe­ri­ence with you and offer some advice for any aspir­ing web design­ers out there as it is a ques­tion I get asked occa­sion­ally.
Let’s face it, any­one can call them­selves a […]

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How to quickly get to grips with Google Analytics

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Google’s Top 10 Tips For Webmasters

Here are the Top Google SEO Tips from the Mothership. Matt Cutts of Google cov­ers a wide vari­ety of top­ics such as page rank, url formatting, back-links and much more.
Google intro­duces adop­tion of the HTML5 stan­dards dri­ven Author­ship markup. By adding this to your site your face can show up in Google next to a post you’ve writ­ten which […]

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Top 5 Web Design Mistakes Small Businesses Make

This post orig­i­nally appeared on the Amer­i­can Express OPEN Forum.
If you’re a small busi­ness owner, your web­site is the cen­tral hub of your com­pany, and it’s a piv­otal part of your mar­ket­ing and brand­ing.
Poten­tial cus­tomers visit your site specif­i­cally for its con­tent, mean­ing its appear­ance and usabil­ity are crit­i­cal to its suc­cess and how those users view […]

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Why Most Website Intentions Fail

The inten­tion, goal, or objec­tive of a web­site should be defined from the begin­ning of the design process. The inten­tion of this web­site for exam­ple is to gain new clients by demon­strat­ing past expe­ri­ence, offer­ing free edu­ca­tion and infor­ma­tion about web design and busi­ness. The inten­tion of this post is to attract peo­ple who type the phrase ‘Web Intentions’ into a search engine.
The intention of […]

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