A 10 Year Visual History of WordPress.org

[Phil]

All.  A bit of fun & some history. I started with wordpress in August 2009.

http://wpmu.org/wordpress-10-years-old-visual-history/

phil

[Roy]

Hi Folks

 

I am still ploughing through  Yoast’s SEO recommendations for my 1,400+ pages

 

And I’ve come across a tricky issue.

 

Some of the articles on my site are long essays, split up into multiple pages (say pages 1 to 10 for instance)

 

If the essay is on “Short Stories” for example, my FOCUS KEYWORD for the first page will be = ‘short stories’

 

But if I use that again on page two, I will be warned against using duplicate keywords

 

If I was to use instead ‘short stories 2’ – that would pass muster as a unique keyword

 

But nobody is ever going to do a search on ‘short stories 2’ or any other number up to 10

 

So how do I NAME the separate parts to a long article which has been split up into manageable chunks?

 

Any ideas?

 

Sorry to miss last night’s meeting.

 

Best wishes

 

Roy Johnson

www.mantex.co.uk

[Tony Scott]

[Cross-posting this with the WPUK list]

Great graphic Phil - the WPUK Twitter Robot says:
https://twitter.com/wpunitedkingdom/status/334898242288508928

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Tony Scott
http://tonyscott.org.uk | http://savetvc.co.uk

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