Joost de Valk talks about what he sees as the future of SEO plugins. In short, most of them suck. Joost’s and a couple others are good, but don’t trust most of what you see out there.
Sarah Gooding has written for WPMU for years. I was able to track her archive page back to October 2009. She announced this morning she’s joined Audrey, Matt Mullenweg’s research and investment arm, and is going to write about WordPress on WP Tavern full time. Sarah is a great writer, and WP Tavern will be…
Remi Corson has a landing page up for WPBillings, a free CRM tool for WordPress he’s building. Looks very interesting. You can go to the site to sign up for when they launch. Looks like another great “WordPress as an app platform” opportunity here. h/t David Bisset
Chris Hardie talks with Brian about winding down a consulting business, working at Automattic, running for local office, working in journalism, and launching WP Lookout.
Welcome to the third “Week in Review” on Post Status, where I hope to offer up some of the things you may have missed in the last week or so. It’s been a busy week, and there’s a lot to share, so let’s do it. WordPress 4.0 beta 1 is out Beta 1 of WordPress 4.0…
Cory and David discuss three books WordPress professionals should read as well as the way they make updates to WordPress.
I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Otto Wood for a couple of years and wanted to ask him a few questions about himself and his thoughts on a couple of topics geared toward the average WordPress user.
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Great article. I am a big supporter of Yoast. Even more so after recently trying Squirrley. I usually use Yoast for basic SEO stuff and SEOPressor for the heavy-lifting on-page stuff.