Comments on: EzSEO Newsletter # 234 http://ezseonews.com/internet-marketing-tips/ezseo-newsletter-234/ Internet Marketing Tips & Advice Fri, 10 Feb 2012 21:27:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Karl http://ezseonews.com/internet-marketing-tips/ezseo-newsletter-234/comment-page-1/#comment-3065 Karl Wed, 22 Apr 2009 11:59:13 +0000 http://ezseonews.com/blog/ezseo-newsletter-234/245/#comment-3065 Andy, re SemiologicPro: Not sure why it's no setting up properly, it just doesn't show up as it should be and the guys behind SemiologicPro don't recommend 1&1 since it apparently limits the database size to 100mb and doesn't have a CPanel. re Wordpress for Affiliate Sites: I have subscribed. Does your course include an SEO optimized Wordpress theme? Do I therefore not need SemiologicPro, apparently one of the best themes out there? Karl Andy,
re SemiologicPro: Not sure why it’s no setting up properly, it just doesn’t show up as it should be and the guys behind SemiologicPro don’t recommend 1&1 since it apparently limits the database size to 100mb and doesn’t have a CPanel.
re WordPress for Affiliate Sites: I have subscribed. Does your course include an SEO optimized WordPress theme? Do I therefore not need SemiologicPro, apparently one of the best themes out there?
Karl

]]> By: Andy http://ezseonews.com/internet-marketing-tips/ezseo-newsletter-234/comment-page-1/#comment-3014 Andy Fri, 10 Apr 2009 11:02:54 +0000 http://ezseonews.com/blog/ezseo-newsletter-234/245/#comment-3014 Karl Firstly, my server is also 1&1.co.uk. What does not work with Semiologic Pro? My traffic figures go up for a number of reasons. When I convert a site, I tighten up the content, making sure every page has something different to say. This means the whole site then has less repetition - that's a good thing. Another reason is the way that the converted sites are silo'd - meaning content is grouped into sub-theme, and that helps pages rank better. Each page is a silo helps other pages in the site rank better by the way they are cross-linked. This cross linking is done automatically by Wordpress and is determined by the way you set Wordpress up. There are many ways to do this, and obviously my course teaches the method I personally use. Karl
Firstly, my server is also 1&1.co.uk. What does not work with Semiologic Pro?
My traffic figures go up for a number of reasons.
When I convert a site, I tighten up the content, making sure every page has something different to say. This means the whole site then has less repetition – that’s a good thing. Another reason is the way that the converted sites are silo’d – meaning content is grouped into sub-theme, and that helps pages rank better. Each page is a silo helps other pages in the site rank better by the way they are cross-linked. This cross linking is done automatically by WordPress and is determined by the way you set WordPress up. There are many ways to do this, and obviously my course teaches the method I personally use.

]]> By: Karl http://ezseonews.com/internet-marketing-tips/ezseo-newsletter-234/comment-page-1/#comment-3013 Karl Fri, 10 Apr 2009 10:37:49 +0000 http://ezseonews.com/blog/ezseo-newsletter-234/245/#comment-3013 re: 'Converting a site to Wordpress' Hi Andy, thanks for all your great content and the evidence in numbers that it is worthwhile to convert our sites to Wordpress, which I have avoided so far. My server (1&1.co.uk) won't work with my theme of choice (semiologic pro)and I wasn't looking forward to learning another server environment (seohosting.com) but since the numbers seem to justify the extra effort, I shall do it. Some questions for you, if that's alright: 1. Why do you think the numbers actually go up? I understand that blogs get indexed more quickly but that alone doesn't explain why the numbers go up, does it? Do you rss feed the blog with content, too? Karl re: ‘Converting a site to WordPress’

Hi Andy,

thanks for all your great content and the evidence in numbers that it is worthwhile to convert our sites to WordPress, which I have avoided so far. My server (1&1.co.uk) won’t work with my theme of choice (semiologic pro)and I wasn’t looking forward to learning another server environment (seohosting.com) but since the numbers seem to justify the extra effort, I shall do it.

Some questions for you, if that’s alright:

1. Why do you think the numbers actually go up? I understand that blogs get indexed more quickly but that alone doesn’t explain why the numbers go up, does it?

Do you rss feed the blog with content, too?

Karl

]]> By: Andy http://ezseonews.com/internet-marketing-tips/ezseo-newsletter-234/comment-page-1/#comment-2982 Andy Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:30:46 +0000 http://ezseonews.com/blog/ezseo-newsletter-234/245/#comment-2982 Hi Paul Actually I dont understand your question. I don't mention posts in the article that I can see, or are you asking how this would be structured in a Wordpress site? If so, the category pages in my Wordpress site would be the main pages and there would be a number of posts (articles) related to that main page. Obviously these posts would all be filed in the same category as the main page, so they group would be silod into the same folder. In terms of Wordpress, I would not use a "page" for any of the pages on the site, except disclaimer, privacy, terms etc. Hi Paul
Actually I dont understand your question. I don’t mention posts in the article that I can see, or are you asking how this would be structured in a WordPress site? If so, the category pages in my WordPress site would be the main pages and there would be a number of posts (articles) related to that main page. Obviously these posts would all be filed in the same category as the main page, so they group would be silod into the same folder. In terms of WordPress, I would not use a “page” for any of the pages on the site, except disclaimer, privacy, terms etc.

]]> By: Paul Noble http://ezseonews.com/internet-marketing-tips/ezseo-newsletter-234/comment-page-1/#comment-2981 Paul Noble Thu, 02 Apr 2009 17:32:23 +0000 http://ezseonews.com/blog/ezseo-newsletter-234/245/#comment-2981 Hi Andy I was reading the above article, Planning a Website, and wondered if you could clear up a point for me please? This model you suggest, which by the way is, I think, excellent in its simplicity and power to speed the whole site planning and research phases, is a simple hierarchy stemming from a single super article which is then subdivided into the appropriate number of subcategory headers/ articles and then finally into the articles. In summary I?d really appreciate an brief explanation on your use of the terms, category, post and page in this article and when you construct a super category which supports other sub categories or your articles entered as pages or posts? I hope you forgive this dumb question ? but some of us need that help.. Thanks in anticipation of your attention. Paul P.S. Good to read the other day that something good has come out of UWIC. I hope you enjoyed your revisit to Gods? country. Hi Andy
I was reading the above article, Planning a Website, and wondered if you could clear up a point for me please?
This model you suggest, which by the way is, I think, excellent in its simplicity and power to speed the whole site planning and research phases, is a simple hierarchy stemming from a single super article which is then subdivided into the appropriate number of subcategory headers/ articles and then finally into the articles.
In summary I?d really appreciate an brief explanation on your use of the terms, category, post and page in this article and when you construct a super category which supports other sub categories or your articles entered as pages or posts?
I hope you forgive this dumb question ? but some of us need that help..
Thanks in anticipation of your attention.
Paul
P.S. Good to read the other day that something good has come out of UWIC. I hope you enjoyed your revisit to Gods? country.

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