Wordpress Seo Title and Tagline
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Hello, I am using wordpress. I also have a plugin called All in One SEO.
I was wondering, how I should set up my SiteTitle and Tagline?
The main keyword I am going after is "Baking " Others are
Cooking, Teaching, World food
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Thanks for the tip!!!
Also, for the general settings, for say Home Title, or home page description, do you typically leave that blank? In WordPress general settings, and the allinoneSEO plugin?
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I have tried to put my keyword phrase in "All in One SEO" title tag at the beginning of my tag line, following with something relevant. For example, if the headline of my page content is "How to Get the Most out of the Trinidad Carnival?" In the All in One SEO section for the title I would put "Trinidad Carnival - Getting the Most Out of It."
Do some keyword research to determine some of the longer tail keyword phrases that are using your main keywords, and try to incorporate these long tail phrases into your headline and title tags. I have found that if I do this and add a new post or page at least once per week, your page or post will be immediately indexed and ranked within seconds. Just make sure that you have a sitemap plug in that immediately pings the SERPS.
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