Comments on: WordPress Sites Will Ruin the Web http://dejanseo.com.au/wordpress-sites-will-ruin-the-web/ Mon, 20 May 2013 09:25:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: Gemma W.http://dejanseo.com.au/wordpress-sites-will-ruin-the-web/#comment-760 Gemma W. Fri, 29 Jun 2012 07:50:00 +0000 http://dejanseo.com.au/?p=8068#comment-760 This is not down to WordPress.It wouldn't happen nearly as much if these companies/organisations hired an expert who is familiar with WordPress SEO. This is not down to WordPress.

It wouldn’t happen nearly as much if these companies/organisations hired an expert who is familiar with WordPress SEO.

]]> By: Clint Hobsonhttp://dejanseo.com.au/wordpress-sites-will-ruin-the-web/#comment-759 Clint Hobson Fri, 29 Jun 2012 04:53:00 +0000 http://dejanseo.com.au/?p=8068#comment-759 Thanks for the heads up, have added it to my Wordpress notes. Thanks for the heads up, have added it to my WordPress notes.

]]> By: Lachlanhttp://dejanseo.com.au/wordpress-sites-will-ruin-the-web/#comment-758 Lachlan Fri, 29 Jun 2012 02:39:00 +0000 http://dejanseo.com.au/?p=8068#comment-758 I couldn't agree more. This alert was much more obvious pre version 3.2 or 3.1, now the only place the that WordPress alerts you is in the dashboard here: http://cl.ly/3Y262K3T2D3R3i1I3S0Z It's just not obvious enough. It can be an easy thing to miss when migrating a website from a staging website to live unless you check it off. I couldn’t agree more. This alert was much more obvious pre version 3.2 or 3.1, now the only place the that WordPress alerts you is in the dashboard here: http://cl.ly/3Y262K3T2D3R3i1I3S0Z It’s just not obvious enough. It can be an easy thing to miss when migrating a website from a staging website to live unless you check it off.

]]> By: Wholegrain Digitalhttp://dejanseo.com.au/wordpress-sites-will-ruin-the-web/#comment-757 Wholegrain Digital Thu, 28 Jun 2012 14:42:00 +0000 http://dejanseo.com.au/?p=8068#comment-757 Title of the post caught my attention too! Good job. :) Once the site is off your agency's development server and onto client's server, the settings for Privacy should be changed to 'Allow search engines to index this site'. Keeping checklist of things like this ensures that all sites are properly indexed.Following this, it is also crucial that the agency submits the site's sitemap to Google Webmaster tools. This should ideally sit at www.yourwebsite.com/sitemap.xml so that Google can see what pages are existing on your site.Vineeta @eatwholegrain Title of the post caught my attention too! Good job. :) Once the site is off your agency’s development server and onto client’s server, the settings for Privacy should be changed to ‘Allow search engines to index this site’. Keeping checklist of things like this ensures that all sites are properly indexed.

Following this, it is also crucial that the agency submits the site’s sitemap to Google Webmaster tools. This should ideally sit at http://www.yourwebsite.com/sitemap.xml so that Google can see what pages are existing on your site.

Vineeta @eatwholegrain

]]> By: Jimmy Oliverohttp://dejanseo.com.au/wordpress-sites-will-ruin-the-web/#comment-756 Jimmy Olivero Thu, 28 Jun 2012 14:27:00 +0000 http://dejanseo.com.au/?p=8068#comment-756 Good post. The title caught me off guard as I assumed you were coming out against WordPress but then you gave instructions on how to fix the index/privacy settings. This is good education for WordPress site owners.  Good post. The title caught me off guard as I assumed you were coming out against WordPress but then you gave instructions on how to fix the index/privacy settings. This is good education for WordPress site owners. 

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