All in One SEO Plugin Released for Wordpress

An awesome new plug-in has just been released for Wordpress, called the "All in One SEO Pack." It is a very simple, yet incredibly useful tool. This is actually a plugin that I always wanted to write but never got around to writing. I couldn't have done it any better myself, and highly recommend that you download it. You can download the plugin here.

So what does it do? It allows you to very easily change the title and META tags of any post that you are currently writing. After downloading the plugin and activating it, you will notice that when you are writing a new post that you will see an "All in One SEO Pack" heading right under where you are writing the post. There are two lines that you can fill in: first, the Title, and then the keywords, or META tags. Meta tags and the title are two of the most important aspects of SEO, and to be able to change these simply and easily is a good thing. So, if you are writing a blog called "Joe Smith's Blog" and you write a post called "How to Make Money Online", instead of this:

"Joe Smith's Blog >> How to Make Money Online"

You can change it to this:

"How to Make Money Online"

as well as manually updating the meta keywords for each post. Not only does this benefit you from a SEO point of view, but having the second title instead of the first one will result in more clicks from search engines. Number one, they will rank you higher, and number two, users' eyes will be drawn towards your page because the keywords that they typed in are not obscured by "Joe Smith's Blog."

A great plugin and it is highly recommended.

Filed under: Making Money Online

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