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
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
Sub category text in the URL of wordpress site
Shortly – It matter now, and you will get penalized. Long story: You should give more details, at least an url where the error comes… There is huge possibility you’ll get penalized for that, as the new Google update require access to files that were ok to be blocked until now. For example – blocked … Read more
My blog name refer to different domain in SERP
Honestly, do not worry too much about Meta Descriptions too much. Search engines decides to show their own bits of meta description, based on Keyword Searches. Make sure your content is perfected & is relevant. Having said that, make sure: You go Custom Page > Yoast SEO options > Meta Description & add your meta … Read more
The actual name depends on your locale but it’s under settings => reading and should be called something like “prevent search engines from indexing my site”.
In the default installation, WordPress does not include meta tags such as description and keywords. First check weather you have any Plugin installed which is including another Description Tag .. if not then check your beetheme… if you have downloaded the pirated means from other free download websites then you need to uninstall it first… … Read more
How to add blog in default WordPress post type for SEO standard rule?
First off, WordPress itself is pretty good about SEO and structure right out of the box, there are countless WordPress websites that rank in the top 10 if not at number one for a given search. There is nothing at all in your OP that would lead me to believe WordPress is the problem. Second … Read more