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Read on and discover the five WordPress plugins, which may be exactly what your site needs!
The All-Purpose Plugin
The WordPress SEO plugin is the best plugin when it comes to all-purpose SEO for WordPress. It gives you almost everything that is required to optimize your site. Listed below are some of the features the plugin gives you:
- It helps to write optimized content with content analysis, which is built-in.
- You can easily optimize your sites descriptions and titles, due to the snippet preview.
- Automatically, you can generate XML Sitemaps.
- Canonical tags are also automatically added to your posts.
Schema Creator Plugin
When it comes to the different search engines, these rely on data that is structured, as this is what presents better search results. This is because they have an endorsed schema as the markup vocabulary to use. The schema creator plugin makes it easy to add a schema.org micro-data to posts and pages in WordPress.
Plugin Aimed For In-Depth Articles
If you wish to establish your expertise in a particular subject, then this plugin is a recommended technique for you. In-depth articles run from 1,250 to 2,500 words. Once you have installed the in-depth plugin in your WordPress site or blog, it will power the schema markup of any pages or posts with the schema.org.
Google’s Publisher Plugin
It was announced recently that Google has a new plugin for publishers. However, it is still in beta. This plugin enables you to use Google’s products, which includes Webmaster Tools and AdSense.
Plugin for Multi-Author Sites and Setting Up Google Authorship
Google authorship assists Google in identifying you as a verified author of the content that you have posted. Authorship can be verified manually, as several plugins help you to do this. However, if you have a multi-author blog, then the simple solution is the Google authorship for multiple users’ plugin. This adds the new Google+ to all profiles in the WordPress database and all your authors can easily copy and paste their profile link into that field. Automatically, the plugin links back to the profile in each article they write.
