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For one of the first projects I ever worked on in an agency setting, we had a monster list of items to either finish, ask about, or respond to. A classic punch list. So, I was given this list in a Google Doc. I ambitiously went about attacking this near 80 item list. For things…

The future of SEO plugins for WordPress

ByBrian Krogsgard

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Running large, long running publications can come with significant challenges. I think one of the shining examples of WordPress in action on the web today is WIRED. In their latest engineering update, Kathleen Vignos shares that they’ve moved more than 40,000 archived stories to their main WordPress install, and describes the numerous benefits: It’s not…

Apparently some WordPress recipe plugins that…

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Apparently some WordPress recipe plugins that provide rich snippets are causing some sites to get hit with algorithmic SEO penalties. This is far from my area of expertise, but worth looking into if you’re working with a lot of food bloggers.