Best yoast settings?
- Thread starter jyciap11
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Best Yoast settings are absolutely none.
I use it merely for the options of setting my pages/posts or categories etc. to noindex and some other features, but apart from that, using it for article optimization is pointless. You end up overoptimized if you are going to follow it to the point.
I use it merely for the options of setting my pages/posts or categories etc. to noindex and some other features, but apart from that, using it for article optimization is pointless. You end up overoptimized if you are going to follow it to the point.
fasttrak
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Agreed. I use it exactly as @Nargil. Better off checking kw density and comparing yours to competitors with something like http://tools.seobook.com/general/keyword-density/
Free and effective.
Free and effective.
MehdiBmm
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You keep your posts/pages on the orange color or red?
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I really do not care what color Yoast gives me. I keep my densities absolutely perfect and spend hours to optimize every single money article. Some automated tool is nothing compared to that.
blogzandstuff
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yoast is one of the most popular plugins, used by professionals and amateurs alike. Lots of YouTube videos to help
MehdiBmm
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So you just check keywords densities and synonyms?
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Densities (both in body and outside), and not just for my keywords, but also any other keywords that are used in the article, synonyms, spreading keywords throughout entire article, planning h1/h2/h3 tags, planning navigation throughout the article (some of mine have 15K+ words) interlinking, related posts, widgets, everything must be completely perfect. And then of course, after the article is indexed and ranking, improving everything to get the best ranking possible without any offsite SEO. That saves me shittons of money on offsite SEO. Onsite SEO is not just putting some shit 700 word article together and starting threads here every second day, asking why I am not ranking anywhere. Easy answer.
Some Yoast will never cut it.
And read the bible here - http://www.mediafire.com/file/3l130d3kc4agk33/PHPBUILT Onsite SEO Guide.pdf
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/7...fcb2805f3d4d3a43ee41409f5bb7e456859/detection
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MehdiBmm
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Thanks buddyDensities (both in body and outside), and not just for my keywords, but also any other keywords that are used in the article, synonyms, spreading keywords throughout entire article, planning h1/h2/h3 tags, planning navigation throughout the article (some of mine have 15K+ words) interlinking, related posts, widgets, everything must be completely perfect. And then of course, after the article is indexed and ranking, improving everything to get the best ranking possible without any offsite SEO. That saves me shittons of money on offsite SEO. Onsite SEO is not just putting some shit 700 word article together and starting threads here every second day, asking why I am not ranking anywhere. Easy answer.
Some Yoast will never cut it.
And read the bible here - https://www.sendspace.com/file/l1ag78