Yoast is the best SEO
So I’ve been with Wealthy Affiliate for about 1 month. I followed direction upon arrival and through training set up my All In One SEO from the start. I have 2 websites. 1 promotes Wealthy Affiliate and the other promotes gourmet coffee & tea.
My website promoting WA got indexed in just a couple days after setting up the All in One SEO. However, my coffee and tea site struggled for weeks although I was uploading solid keyword content.
A few days ago I decided to try Yoast SEO. Guys, let me just say, Yoast is FAR superior in everyway. My coffee and tea sight was indexed within the first 30 MINUTES of setting up the Yoast plugin! After weeks of nothing!
I obviously HIGHLY recommend Yoast and suggest you install it to your sites immediately. It has many incredible features for optimizing your sites for search engines.
Best Wishes
Tyler
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I agree as have always used Yoast. I've been giving all in one SEO a go, but similar to you 3 of my posts got indexed in days, but one of them i wrote 3 days ago still isn't. I think I'll install Yoast tomorrow ☺
This post opens a debate of which SEO plugin is better All in One SEO Vs Yoast. I look forward to seeing the reviews.
The only problem I have with Yoast is that exploit several months back that caused rankings to drop. That and the ads all over the plugin page.
I wonder if that exploit ever got fixed?
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/yoast-seo-vulnerability/281675/
I didn’t know that. Thank you for sharing.
Ads don’t bother me personally. Just like we affiliates use ads; plugins are businesses to at the end of the day.
As far as the exploit, there has been a few updates since and Yoast is now on version 11.0, also reading that article shows that Yoast fixed the problem immediately once it was discovered.
There are extra security measures on our end that can be taken like using security plugins such as Wordfence. These can alert you of any and all actions taken within your website and it’s backoffice.
Security definitely is a priority and should be taken seriously. I feel we should also always take extra precautions on our end and be ready for any security threats as they are always a possibility anywhere.
Thanks for sharing
Tyler
That's very interesting to hear.
I'll be following this thread closely to see what others have to say.
If i remember correctly you can’t have both. I believe it is one or the other. I remember when I set up Yoast I deactivated the All in One SEO.
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I just looked at a comparitive review in Google which concluded:
The Verdict
When it comes to picking a winner, it really is too close to call. Both are excellent plugins, and either choice will most likely serve you exceptionally well.
It will be good to hear what Kyle hs to say, but it seems that it's not a major issue either way.
Regards,
Steve H