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SEO Weekly Round-Up #13

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Posted on November 3, 2011 by Laura Swain

Here, SEO news here.*  Search engine optimisation (etc..) reviews and comment from PushON. Does Google consider SEO to be spam? Matt Cutt’s breaks it down for us in his video: “SEO stands for Search engine optimisation and essentially just means trying to make sure your webpages are well represented within search engines”. And consider the… Read more >

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Contact Form 7: Redirect to a Thank You (Success) Page in WordPress 3

Posted on July 7, 2010 by Kieron Hughes

Just a quick blog post today – but it’s probably very useful for people having issues with contact form 7 no longer redirecting properly to a ‘thank you’ page. The previous method of redirecting to a thank you page in the contact form 7 WordPress plugin was to add a line of code to the… Read more >

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Open-Source CMS vs Custom CMS

Posted on June 1, 2010 by Kieron Hughes

I’ve read a lot of debate in the past about the value of using open-source content management systems (CMS) compared with that of a custom-built CMS that is bespoke to the website in question. The truth is, there are advantages to both of them, depending on the requirements and system needed, so there is no… Read more >

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8 WordPress SEO Plugins

Posted on March 3, 2010 by Kieron Hughes

WordPress can be a great platform for developing search engine friendly websites, and with the help of some plugins it can be even better. Once WordPress is installed on your server, you should look to setup some foundations before making wholesale template or content alterations. Here we provide 10 WordPress SEO plugins that have been… Read more >

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Check Your WordPress Security

Posted on February 18, 2009 by Katrina Gallagher

WordPress is fantastic, and it has been adopted by more and more people for use as not only their blog, but also their main website.  The features built in, plugins and free themes available make it very customisable, and it can function very well as a full content managed website. The down side is that… Read more >

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