SEO best practices For WordPress Websites
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Fundamentals Of SEO3 Topics
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WordPress SEO Plugins3 Topics
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Local SEO3 Topics
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Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs)3 Topics
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XML SITEMAPS3 Topics
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Structured Data3 Topics
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SEO PRACTICES YOU SHOULD FOLLOW12 Topics
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Use SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)
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Adding categories and tags to a blog
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Adding Alt Text to Images
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Configuring compelling titles and meta Descriptions
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Changing permalinks or slugs on a web page
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Link building: how to build high quality backlinks
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Site structure
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Keyword Research
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Checking your site’s visibility settings
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Using Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)
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Optimize Your Site’s Loading Speed
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Get the Best Domain Authority Score Possible
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Use SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)
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Negative SEO3 Topics
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Practicals9 Topics
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How to Submit XML Sitemaps
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Schema For SEO
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How to do SEO Keyword research
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Quick Rank Math Plugin Setup
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All In One SEO plugin Quick Setup
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Quick Yoast SEO Plugin Setup
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Optimizing Blog Posts Using Rank Math Plugin
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Optimizing Blog Posts Using Yoast SEO plugin
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Optimizing Blog Posts Using All In One SEO plugin
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How to Submit XML Sitemaps
Categories are meant for grouping content such as posts within your blog site or even products within an Ecommerce site.
Tags on the other hand are meant to provide more descriptive details about the posts.
Both categories and tags can be assigned within posts as illustrated below:
Categories and Tags are essential in SEO, in that they help Search Engine Crawlers and site visitors easily navigate your site, hence creating a better user experience.
Using categories within your site will also avoid your content from competing for the same search keyword. Let’s say for example you have a blog set to render news in different regions. If there are no categories and tags present, all posts will compete for the term “news”. If however this is broken down to for example various regional news such as “Asian News”, this way, we will have the category rank for “Asian News” and the posts within it can rank for more specific terms, with the help of tags.