01– Open fan page
02– Click on Edit page
03- On left click “Apps”
04– Look for “Notes” towards the bottom – then below it click on “go to App”
05- On top it will say “Write a note” – though go to bottom of left column where it says “Edit Import Settings” (under “subscribe”)
06– Look for “Web URL” on this page – Now paste in your RSS feed address to its right
07– Check the Agreement box Continue reading How to import feeds into your Facebook fanpage (or account)
01– Ignoring the Title tag
02) A Flash website without an html alternative – or using flash at all for important website components (navigation, descriptions, Call to Action
03) JavaScript Menus
04) Website Lack of consistency and maintenance
05) Using only Images for Headings (without ALT Tags) Continue reading Top 10 SEO Mistakes web sites make
01- Domain names are your #1 relevant find factor
(Example: www.FloridaAutomotive.com has much more weight in search engines for finding autmotive parts in Florida that www.Joesautomotiveparts.com)
02– Page Title headers – Are your 2nd most important factor!
(Words always work left to right….meaning in the title Continue reading 6 Essential facts about On-page SEO & meta tags
01– Create Relevant Engaging Landing Pages
02- Create & Submit your RSS feeds to Social Channels
03- Buy Relevant (names) Domains (relevant domain names are top SEO performing metric)
04– Re-Evaluate your Webpages (page by page) fine tune on-page SEO
05– Locate any duplicate content on your site and re-write or delete
06– Create Social Media Business profiles Continue reading 12 Steps to Improving your online traffic ranks
01- Log into your WordPress Dashboard. This is usually http://yourdomain.com/wp-admin
02- Click on the Plugins link on the left sidebar.
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1- open your file single.php (located in your theme folder)
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This method is so simple, I dont know why folks bother with any other way.
You want to sign up for a Feedburner account and have folks sign up for that one rather than your default WordPress RSS
(This makes it easier for them and better to keep track of)
1- Open your root directory “.htaccess” file
2- Add this snippet of code to the top of the text file: (yes before the part that says “# BEGIN WordPress” Continue reading WordPress: .htaccess tip – Redirect feeds to FeedBurner Instantly