14 top seo wordpress plugins
- Published May 20, 2009,
- by: skyje
A complete list of top 14 search engine friendly (SEO) WordPress plugins that enables a website owner to make optimum success
1-All in One SEO Pack
Automatically optimizes your WordPress blog for Search Engines (Search Engine Optimization).
2-Platinum SEO Pack
Platinum SEO Plugin offers Complete onsite SEO solution for your WordPress blog.Platinum SEO Plugin offers all the functionalities of All In One SEO
3-Redirection
Redirection is a WordPress plugin to manage 301 redirections and keep track of 404 errors without requiring knowledge of Apache .htaccess files.
4-HeadSpace2 SEO
Controls almost every aspect of your site’s meta-data, including advanced tagging, Analytics, and dozens of plugins. The best WordPress SEO solution!
5-Advanced Permalinks
Allows multiple permalink structures and category-specific permalinks without needing redirects.
6-AskApache Google 404
Displays unbeatable information to site visitors arriving at a non-existant page (from a bad link). Major SEO with Google AJAX, Google 404 Helpe
7-SEO Friendly Images
SEO Friendly Images automatically adds alt and title attributes to all your images. Improves traffic from search results and makes the tags w3c/xHTML
8-SEO Smart Links
SEO Smart Links provides automatic SEO benefits for your site in addition to custom keyword lists, nofollow and much more.
9-Permalink Redirect
Redirects all crap away from the end of the URL.
10-SEO Title Tag
Search engine optimize your blog’s title tags. Mass edit the title tags of posts, pages, category pages, tag pages – indeed, any URL!
11-Robots Meta
This plugin makes it easy to add the appropriate meta robots tags to your pages, disable unused archives, nofollow unnecessary links as well
12-Another WordPress Meta Plugin
Add META tags like keywords and descriptions to your posts and pages.
13-KB Robots.txt
Edit your robots.txt from within WordPress to control search engine activities.
14-Optimal Title
Optimal Title mirrors the function of wp_title() exactly, but moves the position of the ‘separator’ to after the title rather than before.
