This training is for people who have not yet familiarized themselves with, and utilized, the handy "SEO Check" feature in WordPress's post editor publishing options.
IMPORTANT! Before we get started, you have to have installed on your site, the All-in-One SEO Solution for WordPress plugin, called Yoast SEO. The "SEO Check" feature, which I am going to be demonstrating how to use in this training, will not be in your post editor's publication options section if you do not have the Yoast SEO plugin installed.
All set? Okay, let's get started.
In your dashboard, select one of your posts, and click on "edit". In your post editor, look in the upper right corner area and locate this area of post publishing options:
Locate the "SEO Check" feature at the bottom. Mine says "SEO Good" because this post has already been optimized. The little green ball will at first be gray until you initially click on "Check", and then as you go through the recommended steps it will go through yellow (poor), to orange (ok), and finally green (good).
Go ahead and click on "Check" now, and then I will walk you through how to SEO your post in the recommended way to get Google's favorable attention in the following pages.
And please click on the green "like this" button below, it really helps The Old Silly out, getting enough likes for WA to approve and rank this training, ok? See you on the next page ...
Great post - thank you! I don't see that on my All in One SEO pack either. Do you get that feature if and when you upgrade to Pro Version?
Are you using All in One SEO Pack? I don't appear to have this option on any of my WP sites... am I missing something?
C
Thanks Old silly, just went over this and got most of my pages all green except the home page.
Now I think I know why!!
Good writing!!
LArry