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Do you suggest a SEO Plug-in for Dreamweaver?
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I would like to know it there is any plug-in for Dreamweaver that helps our SEO work
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I will give a try...thanks
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Hi Naghirniac, As you mentioned above that you need a SEO plugin for Dreamweaver, so here's a SEO Assistant is Adobe Dreamweaver plugin that will show you how well the web page you are developing will rank for given keywords in major search engines.
Here is the link which gives you all the deatils, Please check & review it.
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I have only tried seo assistant dreamweaver plugin from qwerty stuidos.
Its okay but I recomment just studying some onpage seo material and then you wont need any plugins.
BUt check that plugin out...
I cant remember if its free or not tho
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