Top 5 WordPress SEO Plugins – Recommended

Written by on March 26, 2011 in Help & Tips, Search Engine Optimization, WordPress - 9 Comments
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It’s no secret that the more I use WordPress the more I fall in love with it. The versatility and control I have when using WordPress makes doing any website task as simple as possible. However, what really makes WordPress amazing is the community support for Plugins, Widgets and thousands of other customizations. These community supported addons allow people such as myself (I suck at coding) the ability to improve our websites with just a few easy clicks.

I’ve put together a list of my Top 5 WordPress SEO Plugins that I feel would be beneficial for any website owner running WordPress. If you’re not familiar with the term SEO it stands for Search Engine Optimization which refers to how well your website is “optimized” for Google, Yahoo, Bing and all the other search engines on the Internet. Why is SEO optimization important? It’s proven that the more optimized your website, the better your search engine rankings. That would mean more traffic which means more sales. Pretty awesome stuff for free and for 10-20 minutes of your time to setup!

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Website migrations, memcached and roundcube. Exciting!

Written by on March 23, 2011 in Ramblings - Comments Off
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Free website migration is one of our main selling features here at EvenDivide. We literally take over EVERY aspect of moving a new clients website and take pride in getting it back online, ERROR FREE. For many of our competitors, this process doesn’t go beyond direct cPanel to cPanel transfers. For us, it’s all about making our new clients happy.

Yesterday we had a new client signup that was a running a Drupal based website with a large name provider. Unfortunately the Drupal website was crawling which made the backup process pretty rough but after some waiting I had the files and .sql backups required for a restore. I uploaded the Drupal backup files to our server, loaded up the sql, modified the config files and a few permissions… VOILA! Client back online. Unfortunately this client has his domain hosted with a registrar that is NOTORIOUSLY slow with DNS changes. However, after about 16 hours the domain was finally pointing to our server. Here’s the response I received today after the new client noticed his website was loading from our server.

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