SEO Data Transporter offers support for the following platforms:

• Themes:
• Headway
• Catalyst
• Genesis
• Builder
• Thesis
• WooFramework
• …
• Plugins:
• All In One SEO
• Greg’s High Performance SEO
• Headspace2
• Meta SEO Pack
• Platinum SEO
• SEO Ultimate
• WordPress SEO

Just choose the theme and plugin you are using and the one you plan to migrate to. The rest is taken care of by the script. This is especially useful when you are moving between two very different solutions. The conversion is quite fast and fairly accurate based on our tests.

If you are looking for a script to help you move your SEO data from one plugin/theme to another, you should give SEO Data Transporter a look.

All In One SEO Plugin: used by a whole lot of WordPress bloggers and portal owners. It allows you to customize your titles for your pages, posts, and everything in between.

Yoast WordPress SEO: one of the best developed SEO plugins for WordPress. It goes beyond your title tags and lets you manage many on-page SEO factors for your WordPress site.

Platinum SEO Pack: very similar to All In One SEO in many ways. It even allows you to import your settings from that plugin. On some hosts, this plugin performs a whole lot better than All In One SEO (main reason we switched to it on some of our sites).

Greg’s High Performance SEO: a light-weight and thorough SEO plugin for WordPress that covers tens of on-page SEO factors. Of course, you want to know what you are doing before messing with some of these options. It helps you address your duplicate content issues too.

HeadSpace2 SEO: allows you to configure meta data for your posts, pages, categories, and so on. Covers page titles, indexing issues, and descriptions and much more. Just don’t be too lazy when using this.

What’s your favorite title plugin for WordPress?

My Review Plugin: a powerful plugin that turns your website into a fully-fledged review portal. It adds ratings to your comment section and enables you to build awesome looking comparison tables. Comes integrated with Google Maps. Automatically grabs thumbnails too.

WP Review Site: this plugin is written specifically for those who want to make some money from comparison websites. Adds ratings to your website and comments. Allows you to sort your posts by the # of reviews or ratings.

WP Review Engine: a flexible plugin that works with almost any theme. It works great for affiliate review portals. It even has its own URL cloaking system. Google Maps is integrated into this system. Supports importing data as well, saving you time in the process.

Have you used any of these review plugins in the past?

In order to help you choose the right SEO plugins for your situation, we have categorized them under the SEO factors that you need to pay attention to on your WordPress site. With that said, here are 80 best SEO plugins for WordPress:

Optimize Your Header

Your title tag is one of the most important SEO factors on your website. Your title tags need to be relevant and include your keyword phrases. These plugins let you optimize your title tags (and meta tags) without you having to touch your code.

• All in One SEO Pack: one of the best WordPress SEO plugins around. It lets you optimize your titles easily. It’s much more than that though. It lets you optimize your meta tags and no-index your pages as well.
• Platinum SEO Pack: very similar to the above plugin, but it does perform better on some hosts. It is compatible with Scribe SEO.
• HeadSpace2: the ultimate META tag plugin for WordPress. It allows you to define tags, keywords, titles, descriptions, and add all kinds of other things to your pages.
• SEO Title Tag – another powerful title tag plugin for WordPress that lets you add relevant keywords to each and every posts on your blog.
• TGFI.net SEO: an all around decent plugin that helps you optimize your WordPress portal for search engines.
• Scribe SEO: a quite unique premium SEO plugin that takes your copy-writing game to the next level. It’s a great tool to find areas to improve upon on your blog.

Manage Your URL Structure

Your website’s URL structure can be the difference between your site ranking well or  getting completely lost in the SERPs. These plugins help you optimize your URL structure and manage your permalinks more effectively:

• Redirection: an awesome plugin for redirecting links on your blog. You can even use it to mask certain links  or change the behavior of them.
• SEO Post Link: a very handy plugin that optimizes the length of your URLs, making your site more search engine friendly and easier to navigate.
• SEO Slugs: removes common words like ‘a’, ‘the’, ‘in’ from post slugs to make your website more search engine friendly.
• URL Shortener: adds the same URL shortener feature that you can find in WordPress.com blogs to your self-hosted WordPress website.
• Permalink Validator: makes small fixes to your permalink structure and reduces the chances of your site being flagged for duplicate content.
• Dean’s Permalinks Migration: if you have a huge website and want to change your permalink structure, you are going to need this plugin. Makes sure the effects on your rankings are minimal when you make the move.
• Permalinks Moved Permanently: another handy permalink plugin for WordPress that 301 redirects your links when you change your permalink structure.

Improve Your Site’s Navigation

Having a decent navigation on your blog is not only user friendly but can be helpful to search engine bots too. These plugins let you give your visitors (including bots) more ways to go through your content:

• WP-PageNavi: adds page numbers to your pages. That means your visitors can jump to a specific page on your blog without having to go through multiple steps.
• Breadcrumb Navigation XT: adds a breadcrumb navigation to WordPress, showing the visitor’s path to their current location.
• Yoast Breadcrumbs: another effective breadcrumb plugin for WordPress. Supports Thesis, Thematic, and Hybrid frameworks.
• Multi-level Navigation Plugin: adds a dropdown/flyout/slider menu to your blog. Fun and SEO-friendly.

Optimize Your Internal Linking

Getting links from other websites to your blog is only one part of your equation. You should also take time to optimize your internal links. These plugins let you do just that.

• SEO Smart Links: automatically creates internal links when you tell it what words to link to what URLs. You can also nofollow those links if you prefer.
• Virtual Silo: helps create a silo link structure in your blog, giving your site a better chance of getting indexed faster on major search engines.
• Popular Posts: shows your visitors what your most popular posts are. You can customize its look and feel too.
• Random Posts: displays a random posts wherever you use this script. I personally use these types of plugins right after my posts.
• Similar Posts: shows similar posts to the post the script shows up on. Great tool to help your visitors furthur explore your website.

Get Rid of Broken Links

If you want search engines to treat your website right, you do not want to have a broken link on your website. Unfortunately, broken links happen from time to time no matter how careful you are. These plugins help you address that issue:

• Broken Link Checker: a handy plugin that will monitor your blog for broken links and lets you know if any are found.
• GD Broken Report: adds report broken post option to each post and page. That way your visitors can let you know when you broken links in your articles.

Handle Duplicate Content

Nobody likes to get flagged for duplicate content. That’s why you need to take precautions and use these plugins to reduce the chance of it happening:

• SEO No Duplicate: If you have duplicate content on your site, this plugin allows you to state which version of the post search engines should index while ignoring the others.
• No Duplicate Content in Comments: gets rid of duplicate content in your comments section. You don’t want to take chances with your comments on your blog.
• Greg’s High Performance SEO: a very powerful search engine optimization add-on that has a ton of features and let you get rid of duplicate content issues on your blog.

Manage NoFollow Links On Your Blog

The whole nof0llow issue is one of the most contentious issues in the SEO world. I prefer to add nofollow to all links that are going to websites I am not sure about. These plugins make such tasks much easier:

• Nofollow Case by Case: lets you apply rel=”nofollow” to only the comments you don’t wish to give credit to.
• SEO Blogroll: preserves your PageRank by adding the nofollow attribute to your blogroll links.
• Nofollow Reciprocity: pretty self-explanatory. Adds nofollow to links going to sites that are doing the same to your links.
• Nofollow Archives: adds nofollow to your archive links. Another way to preserve your link juice.
• External Nofollow: adds nofollow to all the outgoing links on your website. While I do not recommend this, this may be something that works for your website (depends on your situation).

Image Optimization for Search Engines

Alt and title attributes for images are not as important as they used to be, but they still matter. You want your images to be as search engine friendly as possible. These plugins can help.

• SEO Friendly Images: makes sure you have title and alt attributes set for all your images on your website.
• Facelift Image Replacment (FLIR): FLIR is an image replacement script that dynamically generates image representations of text on your web page in fonts that otherwise might not be visible to your visitors. This plugin makes sure you deploy this script in a SEO-friendly fashion.

Optimize Your Tags

Tagging your content properly is a must (not just for SEO). Simple Tags lets you do that more conveniently:

• Simple Tags: a wonderful tag plugin that suggests tags and helps you find the best tags for your posts.

Improve Your Site Speed

In case you have not heard, Google will be taking into account your site’s speed when ranking your website in the near future. The below cache plugins can help you significantly improve the performance of your blog. Besides, they make it more convenient for your visitors to go through your posts:

• WP Super Cache: one of the most popular cache plugins around. It reduces load on your server and improves the performance of your blog.
• W3 Total Cache: the best cache plugin for WordPress hands down. Since using it on WP JEDI, we have managed to speed up the site significantly.
• Hyper Cache: written for those of you who are not spending too much money on your web hosting service.
• WPDB Cache Money: created for highly dynamic websites. It’s not a full scale cache solution, but if you are changing your content constantly, this could help.

Manage Your Comments

When your site becomes popular, you start getting tons of comments on it. At some point, you are going to need some help managing your comments. These 3 solutions can help:

• CommentLuv: visits the site of the comment authors while they type their comment and links to their latest post. It can help increase the number of comments and links you get to your blog.
• Intense Debate: a powerful comment management system that is tough on spam and gives your visitors the chance to leave comments using their Facebook or Twitter accounts.
• Disqus: very similar to Intense Debate (though it has some advantages). Enables video comments and Facebook connect on your website (among other things).

Install Statistics / Rankings Plugins

While I don’t recommend being obsessed with your rankings and statistics, it’s always nice to keep up with them from time to time. These plugins should help:

• Keyword Statistics: another all around powerful SEO plugin that not only can handle META tags, it can help you achieve the right keyword density in each post.
• SEO Booster Pro: a powerful tracking tool that keeps track of your keywords’ rankings and shows you how people have found your website (our review)
• SEO Watcher: checks your daily Google rankings directly inside of WordPress. It does not push the boundaries with Google either.
• FD Word Statistics Plugin: gives you word and sentence count as well a quick analysis of your site’s level of readability.
• Clicky Statistics: retrieves your Clicky statistics. Clicky is a powerful real time web statistics service.
• Blog Metrics: a cool plugin that keeps you informed on how you are doing on your blog, giving you another way to track your progress.

Delve Deeper with Analytics Plugins

You can’t improve your website unless you are paying attention to what’s happening on it. That’s why every WordPress webmaster should have Google Analytics or a similar service installed. These plugins help you get the most out of your analytics software:

• Google Analyticator: adds the JavaScript code to enable Google Analytics on any WordPress blog. This eliminates the need to edit your template code.
• Ultimate Google Analytics: another Google Analytics installer for WordPress. Adds tracking code to outgoing links and e-mail links too.
• Woopra Analytics Plugin: Woopra is one of the most powerful blog analytics solutions around. With this plugin, you can get the most out of it on your blog.
• Search Meter: shows you what people have been searching for using your site’s search box.
• StatPress: a powerful plugin that keeps track of your keywords, visitors, and everything in between. Gives you all kinds of information that you can take advantage of to optimize your blog.
• WordPress.com Stats: gather information about your page-views, which posts and pages are the most popular, where your traffic is coming from, and the exit points on your website.
• Feedburner Feed Stats: shows you your feedburner stats right in your blog. Includes hits, subscribers, click-through, and more.
• StatBadge: displays all kinds of stats about your blog in your sidebar. If you must share your stats, this plugin can help.

Robots.txt / META Robots Plugins

Your robots tag and Robots.txt file can help you point out pages that you do not want to be indexed by search engines. These plugins can help you manage those:

• Robots Meta WordPress plugin: an all powerful robots plugin for WordPress that lets you manage your “index” and “follow” properties on your blog.
• KB Robots.txt: lets you create and edit your own robots.txt from WordPress interface.
• PC Robots.txt: another handy plugin that works for those of you who don’t want to mess with file permissions and things like that. Works with your site-map too.

Mange Your .htaccess

.htaccess is another one of those files that can make or break your website. I don’t recommend anyone messing with it unless you know what you are doing. Nevertheless, these plugins can help you manage your .htaccess:

• Akismet htaccess writer: lets you block IPs on your website easily (in case you are dealing with lots of spam).
• WP htaccess Control: a very useful plugin that makes it easy to add additional rules to your WordPress .htaccess file.

Create your Sitemap

Creating a site-map for your blog is another way to give the search engines a way to index your content more effectively. These plugins should help.

• Sitemap Generator: a highly flexible XML sitemap plugin for WordPress that supports multi-level categories and pages, category/page exclusion, and much more.
• Google XML Sitemaps: the plugin I am using on the majority of my blogs. It creates a XML sitemap which will help search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo index your content more effectively.
• HTML Page Sitemap: creates an HTML sitemap for your blog. Very handy for large portals.
• WP Shopping Cart XML Sitemap: designed to help e-commerce stores create a XML site-map for their pages.

Stop Spam

Spam is not only annoying, but it could affect your rankings if somehow something makes it through your protective walls. These plugins should help stop spammers dead in their tracks:

• Akismet: it can reduce the number of spam comments that you get significantly. A must install for every WordPress webmaster.
• Language-based Comment Spam Condom: reduces the number of spam comments that you’ll have to go through on a daily basis. Adds spam comments to trash.
• Bad Behavior: works alongside existing spam prevention services to increase their effectiveness and efficiency.
• WP Hashcash: another complementary plugin that keeps robots away from spamming your website.
• Email Spam Protection: keeps e-mail harvesters away. This plugin makes it harder for spammers to get their hands on your e-mails.
• WP-reCAPTCHA: a powerful CAPTCHA solution for your WordPress blog. Another way to make life difficult for spammers.

Ping Like a Pro

Pinging your site can help you increase your traffic, especially every-time you posts a new article. You want to make sure you don’t over-do it. These ping plugins should help:

• cbnet Ping Optimizer: manages your pings in a way that prevents you from being flagged as a ping spammer. For instance, when you are editing your posts, this plugin makes sure you don’t send unnecessary pings.
• No Self Pings: stops self-pings on your WordPress blog. Can make your life easier if you link to your own pages all the time.

Make Your Website More Social Media Friendly

Social networking and bookmarking sites are great venues to get links from and increase your traffic through. These plugins give your visitors the tools they need to bookmark and help promote your posts.

• Sociable: gives you about 100 social sites to choose from and adds their links (the ones you choose) to your posts and pages. Give your visitors an easy way to bookmark your posts.
• Sexy Bookmarks: a fancy way to add social buttons to your WordPress blog. Great for design sites.
• Fixed Social Buttons: adds social buttons to your blog but with a twist. You can make these buttons stick at a certain place on your blog (e.g. very top)
• WP Greet Box: adds a greeting box to your posts, giving you the chance to ask your visitors to join your Facebook page or subscribe to your feed (you define that specific action).
• Digg Digg: one of the best social media plugins for WordPress. Adds the appropriate social button codes to your website without you having to touch your code at all.
• Tweetmeme: needs no introduction. If you have Twitter friendly content on your website, this plugin is a no brainer. Topsy is a nice alternative.
• Meebo Toolbar: brings a super social bar to your WordPress website. Your visitors can use it to share your posts with others or even chat with you (sign up for the service to download).

There you have it. The above plugins should help you optimize your site for the search engines and take it to the next level. Just don’t forget to keep pumping killer content into your blog/site.

Any suggestions?

Your internal link structure is one of the factors that could play a role on how well your pages are ranked by Google and how often your site gets crawled. Linking to your pages with the right keywords can help Google and other engines get a better understanding of what your site is about and how they should go about ranking all your pages. That’s where Smart SEO Links comes into play. It’s a powerful SEO plugin for WordPress that automatically generate links to your internal pages (in your posts, comments, and …) and helps you maximize your traffic and get your visitors to stay on your website longer.

SEO Smart Links is pretty easy to use. All you have to do is install it on your blog and let it know how you want it to treat your posts, pages, and comments. You can use the plugin to automatically generate links to your other posts and pages on your blog. It is also possible to have it link to “self” from each post on your blog. What I like about the plugin is its flexibility and options. For instance, we all know that links in headers could be ugly or look out of place. This plugin gives you the option to avoid that possibility.

The plugin goes through your words and finds words that it can use to link to your internal pages. You can also define words that you want to be used as links in your posts. Of course, you have the option to define an ignore list for this plugin.

SEO Smart Links is truly smart. It keeps you in control and lets you define how you want your links to behave. You can no follow your links and make them open in a new window by automatically adding target property to your links. It’s also possible to define a limit for the plugin to keep it from going wild on your posts.

If you are looking for an easy way to improve the internal link structure of your blog and optimize your site for the search engines, SEO Smart Links is a great free plugin you should install on your blog.

I happen to own a website that has over 10,000 pages and posts combined. That’s not much in comparison to some of the bigger portals out there. But at the same time, the sheer size of the site makes it too difficult to make the smallest changes to the structure of the site. When I purchased the website from the previous owner, I had every intention of changing the internal structure of the site to maximize the link juice flow and improve my site’s PR. One big problem with the site was the permalink structure that was used on the site. The URLs were just too long and not search engine friendly. If you change your permalinks structure without doing the ground work beforehand, you leave yourself open to search engine penalties and loss in traffic. Don’t forget that people who have bookmarked your pages won’t be able to find your pages once you make the switch. So how do you approach such a problem?

One easy way to do it is by writing a script that 301 redirect every one of your old link to their new location. That way you don’t lose your traffic and won’t get penalized by Google and other search engines. Of course, if you don’t know any coding, you can always use Permalinks Migration (even if you do, this could save you a lot of time). Permalinks Migration lets you 301 redirect your old links to your new links without doing too much work. All you have to do is define your old permalink structure:

Here is how the developers explain the concept behind this plugin:

There is a way to tell the search engines (and browsers) that the page has permanently moved, and that the old address should be replaced by the new one . It’s called a “301 Redirect”, also known as a Permanent Redirect.When you do this, Search engines will update their indexes quickly and you won’t lose your pagerank.you will continue to receive traffic as though nothing had changed. This works for search engines, bookmarks, and links from other sites…. This plugin will generates a “301 Redirect” when user or spider visit your site through old permalinks,and redirect them to the new permalinks of the same post.

All in all, if you have a huge portal and want to change your permalinks structure, fear no more. With Permalinks Migration, you can easily 301 redirect your old links to their new location and won’t have to write a single line of code. How cool is that?

SEO Booster is designed to help webmasters from all walks of life to track their progress on search engines and find areas that they need to improve their sites upon to increase their presence on the SERPs. Here is what I love about SEO Booster. Once you install the plugin, it’s going to go to work for you, collecting all the incoming keywords and the landing page associated with them. It even tells you your ranking on the SERPs so you know how much you need to improve. You can always write posts day in and day out and hope for the best, or you can approach SEO scientifically, track your results, and improve areas that may give you a better chance of getting ranked higher on Google and other engines.

SEO Booster shows you the top 10 search queries based on the number of visits to your site. It also shows you which landing page these visitors have landed on. If you run the plugin long enough, it’s going to lock on your position as well. This information is highly valuable as you can figure out whether you have mapped out your keywords-pages relationship right. But it gets better. The plugin can also show you the last 35 visits to your site from the SERPs. It even gives you the query used  by your visitors. This is pretty useful as you can figure out what areas you need to focus on and keep watching the data to track your progress. The plugin is also flexible enough to let you turn off those bogus search terms such as numbers.

SEO Booster is great for tracking your positions on search engines, but it’s more than just that. You can set it up to automatically change your titles and h1 tags and replace them with the most searched terms related to your blog posts. You can also create a list below your post and display those precious terms on your pages.

In summary, here are a few reasons I love SEO Booster Pro:

• Tracking: it makes it easy to track your progress on search engines and find out areas you need to improve upon.
• Keywords: finds you new keywords that you can optimize for to get even more traffic.
• SEO Mapping: helps you find out how your keywords and landing pages are related and how you can map out the right keyword-page pairs.
• Data: you can download your data in CSV format and analyze it more effectively.
• Trends: based on your traffic and the pages that people have seen on your website, you can find new blog ideas to work on.

All in all, SEO Booster Pro is a wonderful plugin for beginner and pro bloggers who want to get the most traffic out of the top search engines. It helps you track and analyze your search data, allowing you to come up with a better SEO strategy for your blog. Whether you are a newbie to the world of SEO or an expert search engine professional, you are going to love the convenience of having this plugin retrieve your SEO data for you over time. It can’t get any easier than that.

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WordPress is a dynamic system, which is optimizing your title tags for your individual pages, categories, archives, and posts can be tricky. But thanks to HeadSpace, you can easily automate the tagging process and not only save yourself a lot of time but also increase your rankings dramatically.

As the above image demonstrates, you can optimize every single page on your site for search engines. You do want to pay extra attention to your homepage as its the heart of every SEO campaign. Your posts are also important, so make sure you use keywords that give you the best shot at getting ranked. HeadSpace makes it easy to automate the tagging process. All you have to do is use the special tags available to you to get the title tags you are looking for:

What I like about HeadSpace is that it also helps you take care of other small details that you can use to increase your PageRank and SEO ranking. For instance, you can control your follow/nofollow links on your pages as well. After all, you don’t want to follow link to any website.

Once you install HeadSpace, you are going to see its box under your post area. So you can optimize your posts on the spot before submitting them to be published. Overall, HeadSpace is one of the best SEO plugins around. It gives you total control over your tags and helps you save time in the process. If you are hoping to get a lot of traffic from search engines, you better get started with HeadSpace soon.

There are lots of plugins that you can install on your WordPress blog to optimize it for organic search, but you want to make sure you don’t go overboard and damage your blog’s performance in the process. With that in mind, here are 10 cool plugins that help you get more free traffic to your blog:

1. All In One SEO:  All In One SEO is one of the best SEO plugins for WordPress. It not only allows you to optimize your title tags, but it makes it so easy to no-index pages that could be deemed harmful towards your search engine rankings. It automatically generations your title and descriptions, which means you save time.

2. Virtual Silo: Virtual Silo is a cool plugin that makes it easy to no-follow those spam comments and any other factor that can hurt your search engine rankings. You can also create a silo structure on your blog to maximize your search engine rankings.

3. Broken Link Checker: what you don’t want to do is leave broken links on your blog. Search engines certainly won’t like it. Use Broken Link Checker to find out broken links or image links.

4. Google XML Sitemaps Generator: creating a sitemap by hand can be a hassle. Some people are more scared of XML than spiders. Either way, Google XML Sitemaps Generator makes it so easy to generate and keep your sitemaps up to date.

5. SEO Smart Links: a very cool plugin that automatically links to your related posts and makes it so easy for your visitors to navigate through your pages easily.

6. SEO Friendly Images: a lot of people forget about their alt and description tags for their images. It’s true that alt tags are not as important as they used to be but you can still get traffic from Google Images, and besides it’s a best practice to have them. SEO Friendly Images makes it easy to get around this issue.

7. Advanced Permalinks: Advanced Permalinks is truly a life saver. Let’s say you didn’t know how to set up your permalinks properly when you started your blog. You can always change your permalink structure but that could affect your rankings immensely if you don’t go about it the right way. This plugin makes sure your old pages are redirected to their new location via 301 redirect.

8. Permalinks Redirect: Permalinks Redirect another simple plugin that lets you optimize your URLs and get rid of all those weird characters in some of your URLs. It 301 redirects them to a more search engine friendly URL.

9. Nofollow Links In Posts: Nofollow Links in Posts is a great tool for anyone who want to control what they link to and whether they want to dofollow or nofollow their links.

10. Robots Meta: Robots Meta is another cool plugin that lets you nofollow your comments and other pages on your blog. You can also control what pages are indexed on your WordPress blog. You can also easily add your Google Webmaster Tools account information and track your results properly.

There you have it: 10 wonderful SEO plugins for WordPress. But there is a second part with more cool search engine optimization plugins. So stay tuned! In the meantime, don’t forget to share your favorite SEO plugin for WP below.

Duplicate content is frowned upon by Google, and you can be penalized heavily by Google if your content is deemed to be duplicate of someone else’s. In essence, having duplicate contnet on your blog is the fastest way to get yourself into the supplementary index on Google. Many folks believe (incorrectly) that using private label articles helps them get around the duplicate content issue. But that can’t be further from the truth. If you can buy the articles and others can do too, then you are going to have duplicate content.

That’s what I love about Synonymizer. This cool plug-in allows you to spin words around and make your articles unique. In other words, this is like injecting steroids to your automated WordPress blog. What makes Synonymizer different from article spinners is that it not only spins all your blog posts, it directly works with WordPress.

Synonymizer is compatible with RSS2Blog and WP Auto Blog. Better yet, you can work with HTML, Javascript, and even PHP. And you are not limited to PLRs. You can also work with RSS feeds and still avoid duplicate content penalty. If you are one of those Adsense guys or just want to use auto-blogging solutions to keep your blog updated when you have no time to do it yourself, Synonymizer is a must have (see the video here). Who says you can’t be a lazy blogger?