Some spiders honor the <noindex>…</noindex> tags within a page so in that case you could simply wrap your FAQ content with <noindex></noindex>. But I honestly don’t know if Google or for that matter which spiders honor the tag. Since this is not really a WordPress question it’s off topic for this forum. You’d more than … Read more
Andrea, I came across your post because I am experiencing the same problem. Honestly, when I was deciding between ultimate and yoast, the juggernaut was a pro for me. Not anymore, links are linking to themselves, and links in the h1 h2 h3 so forth, even when I set it not to. I’ll be switching … Read more
You are going to need a place to park all that static content, so that’s more or less got to be a post of some kind with a bunch of custom fields. Whether it’s superficially called a post, custom post type or page might not matter much after you’ve done all the hacking you’re going … Read more
If the resources and the products are accessible on different unique URLs, but those pages shown the same content in certain areas, it could definitely be flagged as duplicate content. Sometimes you can’t avoid duplicate content. An example, to stay on the WordPress topic, is when you have blog posts, and category pages that list … Read more
Okay, now I’ll try to answer your question, but first a quote from the Yoast SEO Guide: Some plugins, most specifically the All in One SEO plugin, use so called “automated descriptions”. They use the first sentence of a post to fill the meta description by default. That’s not very smart. That first sentence might … Read more
As far as I know, having a subfolder in your URL for your blog does not cause decreasing in your Google rankings. And, having /blog/ in your URL is totally logical for you and your users, and SEO is all about logic, semantic and other stuff.
Moving Posts to a new site and maintaining URLs
You could use the NOINDEX, FOLLOW meta robots tag on the this ‘stack’ page, or the individual pages. <META NAME=”ROBOTS” CONTENT=”NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW”> This lets search engines crawl the page and all links on it, but they will not index the page and so any content on it won’t get counted as duplicate content. The code … Read more
If you don’t want to use Permanent redirect (which you should do, will not hurt your rankings if it’s done properly), you can do like this: Create a custom post type: check Codex or install a plugin, like Custom Post Type UI Change the permalink structure for this custom post type ( using a plugin … Read more
It will, but why not go further and add a robots.txt? # Google Image User-agent: Googlebot-Image Disallow: Allow: /* # Google AdSense User-agent: Mediapartners-Google Disallow: # digg mirror User-agent: duggmirror Disallow: / # global User-agent: * Disallow: /cgi-bin/ Disallow: /wp-admin/ Disallow: /wp-includes/ Disallow: /wp-content/plugins/ Disallow: /wp-content/cache/ Disallow: /wp-content/themes/ Disallow: /trackback/ Disallow: /feed/ Disallow: /comments/ Disallow: … Read more