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My website is http://www.greenandchic.com and the blog is http://www.greenandchic.com/blog (I am currently working on my Wordpress theme to get it to look like my site). I don’t have my site professionally optimized at this time, but I was wondering if my Wordpress blog would help with that.  I am able to drive a fair amount of traffic (not very targeted though) to my blog and was wondering if thats enough for my site.  Would I do well to have my site professionally optimized or is WP good enough? 

 

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Kathy - Great ideas!  Ill move the blog link on the home page on the site and ill add links and banners to the blog.

Roland - I`m not sure if my outbound links are reciprocal links.  I dont think think they are because my blog is so new.  I`m not sure how to get more inbound links.

There is a link to my website at the top right (banner) but I`m not sure how to make it more visible.  There is also a link in the "about" page. 

Thanks Galvin - I will check my head to see if I have the terms there...

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WordPress is good for SEO in general. For example one seo friendly feature of WordPress is permalinks. Permalinks make it easy for you to have URLs that are more search engine friendly, but you still need to turn permalinks on and there are still decisions about how you want to set up the structure of the URL.

It looks like you`ve already turned the permalinks on too.

If you do little other than to use WordPress you probably are in better shape than if you had someone with no SEO knowledge build you a site. But know that WordPress isn`t a substitute for a marketing strategy or an SEO strategy. Neither are one time things to set up and leave alone. It`s all a process. WordPress will give you a good start on some aspects of SEO, but there`s definitely more to optimizing a site.

Only you can decide if it`s worth hiring someone or whether you want to take the time to optimize your site and blog. You could even ignore SEO completely and still do well.


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there are plug ins you can use for seo - that make it easier to drop in the seo for each page, also was going to tell you that you can match your blog to look like your site, you got that figured out already, good luck with your site


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Chris Maddaloni is a consultant for Advernation LLC New York City Internet Marketing & Search Engine Optimization an internet marketing company located in NYC

Have any of you guys heard of Drupal? It`s a CMS like Wordpress and it`s supposed to have really good SEO hooks. I`m tryign to find someone who has used it.

Thanks,
MM



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