Agree with this, use Yoast as a guide and don't force things just to get things into green - that's how you get penalised for keyword stuffing and unnatural content.
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Originally Posted by Scampi
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Agree with this, use Yoast as a guide and don't force things just to get things into green - that's how you get penalised for keyword stuffing and unnatural content.
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Originally Posted by Scampi
I also agree. At first it can be tempting to get those green lights, but keep the content high quality and natural. Never do thing such as changing your focus keyword just to get that greent light. Yoast actually posted a good article about chasing the green bullet https://yoast.com/want-green-bullet-wp-seo/
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Originally Posted by Aidan90
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Great plugin, but this is a very big mistake. In comments i've seen people claiming their traffic is completely destroyed. It's not the first time their updates are causing problems.
Totally agree with you... yoast it's "only" a guide.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scampi
Yeah, Yoast is an incredible useful tool. I've tried a variety of different ones but Yoast seems to be the superior paid plugin.
All In One SEO is also one I use. The only thing I don't like about it is the fact that you can't insert a dynamic year field in the title/description metas so I end up having to change it manually. Although someone correct me if I'm wrong regarding that, would much appreciate it!