Improve your Google ranking with Peter Mahoney, 20+ years SEO & Wordpress experience
If you’re going to have a blog as a way of adding regular content to your site (in almost all cases, you should) make sure it goes in the main menu.
I was just asked by a client why he couldn’t “bury it in the footer”. Google knows the difference between a high profile section of your site (main menu) and something you just stick with all the legalese terms and conditions (footer).
If you want content to do a high profile job for you–it really needs to be a high profile section of your site.
I have a small series of files I copy and paste whenever I’m about to start a new project, they have default templates for various files I use a lot. Like a header, footer, index page, blank stylesheet, and something called “top.php” that I use to open sessions and connect to databases.
There are also some of my standard folders pre-made too (with the correct server permissions) like “img” (images) and “upl” (uploads).
This was going to be last week’s #fridayfreebie, but here it is on a Wednesday instead.
This particular version is the one I use most commonly, and it’s set up for:
I’ve zipped it up to share! Feel free to do whatever you want with it—although there is a lot of Peter Mahoney specific stuff in there, so you might want to take that out. Unless of course you like giving me credit for your work. 🙂
