SEOPress Advanced User Guide

#1 - Improve your local SEO with SEOPress

Localized searches represent a very important part of user searches on search engines. Learn how local SEO works, how to use our SEOPress local SEO widget, to maximize your visibility and conversions.

Case study: Ranking a mobile hairdresser’s website in Google

To read: 20 Tips for Ranking in Local Search with WordPress

Goal: increase visibility in local searches

#2 - Create a multilingual WordPress site

Offer your visitors new languages on your WordPress site to conquer new markets and increase your international sales. Several solutions recommended in our article and compatible with SEO (adding hreflang tags automatically for search engines).

Goal: increase growth

#3 - Maximise visibility in Google search results with Schemas

Google structured data types make it possible to represent your content schematically for search engines. Result: rich snippets in the SERPs, more visibility, traffic and conversions.

Case study: Optimizing a Blog’s Recipe Pages with Schema

To read: complete guide to add schemas with SEOPress PRO – part 1 and part 2

Goal: get Rich Snippets to increase traffic

#4 - Detect broken links to avoid 404 errors

Broken links ruin your site’s user experience and unnecessarily consume crawl budget. These errors can also lead to a loss in SEO. Correct this without further delay with our broken link checker tool and monitor them.

Goal: improve user experience and prevent a loss in SEO

#5 - Optimizing WordPress sites for EAT

Discover our 16 ways to increase your Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness (E-A-T) on your WordPress site, important ranking factors, possibly the major factors behind recent Core Updates and something that will gain more importance in the future.

Goal: increase trust and rankings