Articles tagged with “pagerank”
- WordPress Tip: Link Author Comments to the Home Page
- After almost three years of blogging here at Perishable Press, I had an epiphany about my author comment links. Way back when, after installing WordPress in a subdirectory called “/press/”, I decided to set the URL for my Administrative User Profile’s website as “http://perishablepress.com/press/”. After all, it seemed to make sense at the time, plus it really didn’t seem ...
- Perishable News: Site Upgrades, Upcoming Interview, and PageRank Update
- Ever since writing that last review article, I have been feeling the need to cut loose, relax, and blog about something a little more “down-to-earth,” like recent things that have been happening around here. If you are new to Perishable Press, rest assured that I try to keep these “site/personal news” update posts down to a minimum. Whenever possible, I ...
- Repenting of My Nofollow Sins
- Hello, my name is Jeff and I am nofollow addict.
When I first began Perishable Press two years ago, in August of 2005, WordPress quickly became my blogging platform of choice. Everything about WordPress was great, so I had no trouble overlooking a few seemingly insignificant quirks, such as the nofollow attributes that are automatically applied to all comment links. In fact, at first, I really had no idea what they were or how they affected my ...
- Stop WordPress from Leaking PageRank to Admin Pages
- [ Keywords: wordpress, pagerank, pr, admin, pages, login, register, meta, robots, search, google ]
During the most recent Perishable Press redesign, I noticed that several of my WordPress admin pages had been assigned significant levels of PageRank. Not good. After some investigation, I realized that my ancient robots.txt rules were insufficient in preventing Google from indexing various WordPress admin pages. Specifically, the following pages have been indexed and subsequently assigned PageRank:
WP Admin Login Page
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- Seven Ways to Beef Up Your Best Pages for the Next Google PR Update
- [ Keywords: pr, pagerank, page, rank, comments, posts, article, links, meta, seo, google ]
Time is running out! Soon, it will be time for the next Google PageRank (PR) update. While it is difficult to predict how your site will perform overall, it seems likely that your highest ranking pages will continue to rank well. The idea behind this article is to improve your site’s overall ...