Google Panda Update, Goodbye to Low-Quality Link Building Google has released a major ranking algorithm update LONG BEACH, California – Google’s Amit Singhal and Matt Cutts commented on Google’s latest ranking algorithm update, named “Panda”. The latest algorithm addresses the growing complaint that low-quality content sites (referred to as content farms) were ranked higher than Continue reading »
Google Panda Update, Goodbye to Low-Quality Link Building Google has released a major ranking algorithm update LONG BEACH, California – Google’s Amit Singhal and Matt Cutts commented on Google’s latest ranking algorithm update, named “Panda”. The latest algorithm addresses the growing complaint that low-quality content sites (referred to as content farms) were ranked higher than Continue reading »
How to Install Google Custom Search Engine in WordPress – Part 2 Getting and configuring GCSE Go to the WordPress Plugin Directory and download the, Google Custom Search, plugin. Unzip the downloaded file to your wp-content/plugins folder. Sign up for Google Custom Search (if you haven’t already). Click the, "Create a Custom Search Engine", button Continue reading »
How to Install Google Custom Search Engine in WordPress – Part 1 Introduction Until recently I’d never actually tried to use the default WordPress search engine, and I can say with almost certainty that I will not be using it again. My experience was ghastly, the search optimisation is terrible as is the search results Continue reading »
How to Install Google Custom Search Engine in WordPress – Part 3 Copying the Results Code to the GCSE plugin and creating a results page. Go to your WordPress Dashboard page. Click the, Pages > Add New, tab to Add a New Page. Enter the title of the page, i.e. Search Page. This will be Continue reading »
How to Install Google Custom Search Engine in WordPress Need a better search engine for your WordPress blog? In this step by step guide I show how to install the Google Custom Search Engine Plugin for WordPress. A far better solution for your blog than the default WordPress offering. Continue reading »
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