Comments on: Using Wordpress to increase SEO in Web Development http://www.seoogle.co.uk/web-design-development/using-wordpress-to-increase-seo-in-web-development/. Web design / development Sun, 06 Jun 2010 19:16:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Benjash http://www.seoogle.co.uk/web-design-development/using-wordpress-to-increase-seo-in-web-development/./comment-page-1#comment-16 Benjash Sun, 06 Sep 2009 22:21:59 +0000 http://www.seoogle.co.uk/general/using-wordpress-to-increase-seo-in-web-development/.#comment-16 Its interesting how this will pan out. I think craigs experiment with "manchester freelancer" is interesting. Especially when you consider the main reason is minimal competition for that key term. On the google keyword tool "manchester freelancer" doesnt get enough search volume for any data. Similar terms getting around 20 odd searches monthly. Duplicate content seems to be a growing issue... especially harder now that google will recognise bob.com/ and bob.com as two seperate sites. Whats it going to be like with actual duplicate content? Agree on the waste of time SnakE Oil companies out there. A lot of companies profit out of the ignorance of there clients. Promising what they cant deliver. sorry long comment! Its interesting how this will pan out. I think craigs experiment with “manchester freelancer” is interesting. Especially when you consider the main reason is minimal competition for that key term.

On the google keyword tool “manchester freelancer” doesnt get enough search volume for any data. Similar terms getting around 20 odd searches monthly.

Duplicate content seems to be a growing issue… especially harder now that google will recognise bob.com/ and bob.com as two seperate sites. Whats it going to be like with actual duplicate content?

Agree on the waste of time SnakE Oil companies out there. A lot of companies profit out of the ignorance of there clients. Promising what they cant deliver.

sorry long comment!

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