New answers tagged wordpress
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Google only puts that particular display in the SERPs for forum sites that are hosted with common off the shelf forum software such as PHP-BB. Google never displays blog sites like that, so you are out of luck.
Google seems to automatically detect the forum sites, and it puts this display in place for them. There is nothing that a forum administrator ...
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This problem often occurs with Wordpress websites.
You get "not found pages" (404) because Googlebot find some links on the source code of your website. Wordpress in particular add some links for feeds in the <head> section even if you don't want. You can see these links by displaying the source code of your webpages (CTRL + U with Google Chrome, ...
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This is structured data at work, you need to take a look at the Event Schema, you need to include this meta data in your site templates.
What this forum software must be doing is include the Event Schema details for every post that is posted.
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Since the user agent is blank, you could use that to trigger a block:
RewriteEngine On
SetEnvIfNoCase User-Agent "^-?$" bad_user
Deny from env=bad_user
I put in -? in case the user agent being sent is actually a dash. It is very hard to tell from your logs whether it is actually blank, or if it is a dash.
The linked resource on StackOverflow has ...
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As stated above, keywords in domain name have today less value than they used to. In this video google explains better why, and gives hints about domain choice
Good luck with your blog!
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Looking at the SERPs for the specific query you give, it seems likely that there is more competition than there used to be. And that competition is doing a good job of being user friendly.
Just looking at the top three results, all three look perfectly relevant. They all use the correct keywords, they all have code that I can use. Yours and the "Simplest ...
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I would not recommend fetching content from parent site to each clinic website for the same treatment. Google will consider this as a copy content and you will not achieve rank for your each clinic websites. You may also hit by search engine for inserting duplicate content to your website.
Solution:
Try to make unique content for each clinic for these ...
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Please kindly ask your provider to check the binding again. I believe the problem is only about binding. :)
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All the sites will be on the same domain.
Do you mean subdomain for every clinic site?
It will not be the problem. You may target every subdomain site for the territory and audience you need. The only requirement will be to put the link to the parent URL in the end of each article.
Also you may to submit your authorship by integration with your ...
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You can add an event handler to all links that point to a specific domain.
For example if the domain you are linking to is example.com and jQuery 1.0+:
var linksToHost = $('a').filter(function(){
return this.host.match(/^example\.com$/);
})
linksToHost.bind('click', function(event){
event.preventDefault();
_gaq.push(['_link', this.href]);
})
...
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You should be able to add a rewrite condition to prevent WordPress from taking over the URLs for tracker: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !tracker/
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !tracker/
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond ...
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The definition of the original content is not the strong feature of Google and other search engines. So, if you copy alien content from other websites and put it to yours and make link to your G+ account and submit your authorship, Google will identify you as the creator of it.
On http://www.hotelmarketing.com/ they add the link to the first source in the ...
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Joey, you asked several questions there, some answers are going to be personal preference, some others I have done myself and think they might apply to you as well. So, here it goes:
Deal with it
The web changes. A lot. Work done several years ago cannot and should not apply today. I have no clue on how many work references you have, but assuming you are ...
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It seems to me that you have nothing to lose in contacting your old client to see if they require work to be done to their website. You will achieve nothing by not asking and it could be profitable if you do. You don't have to be so blunt by saying "your site looks terrible", simply regaining contact and enquiring about work could be sufficient. You cannot ...
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I would mix the two answers above
1. you HAVE to set properly the website URL So that the CMS always prints the correct address
2. you can set a proper rewrite rule so that in case someone links the wrong url [without www] you don't end up with google indexing all pages twice penalizing the SEO ranking
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Altering the .htaccess shouldn't be necessary. You should only need to change the website URL under Settings -> General in the WP Admin to include the www.
If you try John's answer and you have the website URL in WP settings set to the non-www version, you will create a redirect loop.
WordPress 3.5
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Is there any detrimental effect on SEO efforts in having two separate systems (one custom PHP, the other an installation of wordpress) to manage the blog vs the rest of the site?
No, as long as both systems output standard-compliant code.
Are there any benefits or detriments to installing on a sub domain such as blog.sitename.com vs. ...
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Reason VCard/Hcard Not working
Warning: The information will not appear as a rich snippet in
search results, because the marked-up content does
not appear to be the main focus of the page.
More information. (Is this correct? Let us know.)
The reason you are giving the above problem is because you need to ensure that all vcard data is ...
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You cannot
host this blog in a subdirectory of my domain, i.e.
www.myurl.com/blog, instead of a subdomain (e.g. blog.myurl.com).
in Blogger. You may have found some old help materials saying that this was possible back in the FTP publishing days, but this option was removed some time ago.
With Blogger, your only option is to host the contents in ...
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There is no clear argument how error 404 can affect your site ranking, the truth is that while error 404 may not affect your site's ranking it could affect user experience on your site, and yes in a way or the other it can affect your site ranking.
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You are correct but also incorrect at the same time.
Hotlinking
If people are hotlinking to the file, i.e not visiting your site first then the GA will not be loaded therefor it will not be tracked.
Page Visit Downloads
If they visit your page and then click a download button for example this event will be tracked no problem regardless if it includes an ...
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I have installed Akismet on my blog and the spam has dramatically reduced. I was getting 5+ spam comments a day now I have only had one this month. There are bots that just crawl around and post spam everywhere.
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First off - it is near impossible to ensure 100% spam is never received on a public site that allows user submission, the best you can hope for is lowering it as much as you can.... Spam prevention is like a car alarm, it lowers the chances of becoming a victim.
There is hundreds of guides on the net but here's 5 solutions:, I personally just remove the ...
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I would recommend you to use a free captcha service like SweetCaptcha
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/sweetcaptcha-revolutionary-free-captcha-service/
You can also use an external service to manage your comments like Disqus
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/disqus-comment-system/
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I have good experiences with requiring people to first login before posting a comment. I would also recommend Akismet, but my company is for my own business and Akismet is only free for non-commercial use.
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I would recommend you to install and enable Akismet: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/akismet/
Akismet checks your comments against the Akismet web service to see if they look like spam or not and lets you review the spam it catches under your blog's "Comments" admin screen.
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Unfortunately, only sitemap_index's can have other sitemap's in them. You have two options as far as I can tell:
You could add a sitemap_index, and then link to your other two sitemaps from there.
You could just add both of your sitemaps to your robots.txt file (more info)
Alternatively, you could also disregard both of the above and just submit each of ...
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