This months issue of Practical eCommerce has an excellent article that contains key tips which can keep you from being snookered by an .
Selecting an SEO vendor to help improve your site’s searchengine visibility is fraught with hidden dangers. What if the vendor uses unscrupulous tactics without your knowledge, and you get penalized? What if they make promises that they can’t possibly keep? What if they just aren’t very good at SEO? If you’re not a seasoned SEO veteran, it’s easy to get snookered or to simply make a wrong choice. Don’t fret; the tips that follow should steer you in the right direction.
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Is there any special techniques that can be used to optimize a wordpress blog on my server for SEO. One issue I see is no way to change the title tags on each page, where it seems to take the blog name for the home page.
I have several hundred 600+ inbound links.
I have pinged Technorati manually and used pingoat as well as pingomatic every time I add a new blog.
There is plenty of content, about 30 articles.
What else can I do? What else should I do to optimize my blog?
Optimal Title is a WordPress plugin that mirrors the function of wp_title() exactly, but moves the position of the ’separator’ to after the title rather than before. This allows you to have your blog name tacked on to the end of the page title instead of having it appear first.