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How to use the All-In-One SEO Pack

December 29th, 2008
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One of the main SEO factors for a web page is the page title. Although not a major SEO factor, the meta description for a web page is usually displayed in the search results by Google, Yahoo etc. For this reason, it’s a good idea to have a well-written meta description to enourage people to click on your link in the results and visit your blog. When you write a blogpost Wordpress makes a pretty good job of the page title but, by default, simply uses the blog title and tagline for the meta description. The All-In-One SEO Pack plugin allows you to enter different/ better titles and descriptions for a blogpost.

If you’ve installed the All-In-One SEO Pack as a plug-in to Wordpress, you’ll find there are 3 extra fields to be completed when making a new blog post.

Title

This field should be set to the page title you want for the blog post. Mostly this can be set to the same text as the Title for the blog post.

Description

This field should contain a couple of sentences that neatly summarise the purpose and content of the blogpost. Remember that this description will act as the leader in the search engine results and should give people a good idea of the info they’ll be able to access if they click on your link in the SERPs.

Keyword

The Keyword field is less important than the Title and Description field but you can include a comma-delimited list of keywords appropriate to your blog post. These will be used as the meta keyword tag for the post page. Any keywords you list should be contained within the text of your post.

Here’s a picture showing how I completed the All-In-One SEO Pack fields for this post:

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