SEO

  • Trying Out Theme Detectors

    Trying Out Theme Detectors

    Have you ever seen a WordPress website and wondered what theme they’re using? Theme detector tools can tell you. WPTD, the WordPress Theme Detector, is a free tool that figures out for you what theme a WordPress site is using. The process is very simple: Go to WPthemedetector.com. Type the URL (web address) of the…

  • WP Plugins for Church Websites

    WP Plugins for Church Websites

    WordPress has some real advantages as a platform for church websites: It’s easy for volunteers to update. WordPress is well-suited to multimedia. Administrators can control security at a very granular level. There are church-specific plugins for WordPress, so we decided to try out a few. Church Pack Church Pack includes simple tools for adding people,…

  • Reimagining the About Us Page

    Reimagining the About Us Page

    Your About Us page is usually not important for SEO — you don’t really want people to start there. Only about 10% of your visitors will usually visit your About Us page, so it’s not super important for usability, either. About Us pages are quite important for your business — they’re typically visited by people…

  • Using Surveys for Content Marketing

    Using Surveys for Content Marketing

    Providing data is a big business, or rather a lot of big businesses, and people are willing to pay hundreds of dollars for a great research report. That means that you can provide value to your website visitors by sharing information from surveys, even if yours are on a smaller scale than a survey from…

  • Syndication or Duplicate Content?

    Syndication or Duplicate Content?

    Confused by syndicated content and duplicate content? Let’s take a closer look. Think of a newspaper first — a newspaper printed on actual paper. Every town would have its own, and some of the local content would be original, but many of the stories would come from the Associated Press. There would be syndicated columnists like…

  • Trying Out ManageWP

    Trying Out ManageWP

    “Trying out” may be the wrong term to use this week, because we’ve been using ManageWP daily for years, so it’s probably not fair to call it a try-out. ManageWP is a paid WordPress tool that allows you to manage one or many WordPress websites from a single dashboard. For us,the top benefit is the…