It’s time for a new look. I don’t even know the site I’ve spent the past few months building. I like my content, but omg it’s a busy interface, not clean at all anymore.

Remember to plan your SEO reports to justify new projects, to give yourself a baseline for new launches, and to show measurable results after launch. And pay attention to your reporting – your site will benefit if you spend a few hours each week understanding how visitors find and interact with it.

WordPress.com Stats is a hugely useful tool. In one screen you get numbers for today/week/month, along with post and SEO information. It’s everything a blog author needs for metrics. If it’s installed and not working, you’ll want to read this.

Comparing the keyphrase ’search engine optimization’ to my previous post on ’seo’. There’s quite a noticable between the two phrases!

More on Google Trends, this time the keyword ‘SEO’…

Let’s check on the keyword ‘wordpress’ in Google Trends.

WordPress themes provide you with a look and some functionality, but each has things you’ll need to tweak or improve on. Here’s a simple fix that a lot of sites need – changing the order of content display to put content at the page top.

If you have zero SEO and a short domain name your homepage is everything. Otherwise, each page on your website is a homepage and an opportunity to convert a visitor – or scare them completely away.