Google Webmaster Tools Sitemap Optimization – Part 5
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Before proceeding with our fifth article in the Google Webmaster Tools series I just want to provide some results on actions taken since our first article (Keyword significance). This blog’s keyword significance now looks as shown in the picture below, which is very good for what this blog’s contents – things are working!

Now let us move on to today’s topic which all about optimizing the sitemaps.
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Crawler Access and Crawl errors in your Webmaster tools – Part 4
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In the previous post of the series we saw how to increase blog traffic with the same content via some useful Google Webmaster tools SEO tricks. In this post – the fourth article in our Webmaster Tools series – let us talk about another important topic which is Google Crawl Errors.
Crawl errors affect your site’s search ranks big time. Basically the Search engine bots don’t like to face the fact that some content that you claim to be available at your site is not available for crawling. Fortunately, the WordPress blog SEO is so simple that you can now fix all those errors in a few minutes.
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Increase Search Traffic Using the Same Content – Webmaster Tools Optimization – Part 3
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In the third part of our article series let us see how to dramatically boost your search traffic using the same content but tweaking your content a bit using Webmaster Tools search queries data. But before reading further, you may be interested in the first two posts in this series that started with the keyword significance topic.
As you know, search or organic traffic is all about your pages getting listed on the first page of Google search and preferably the top 5. The first three positions on Google for a particular keyword can get as high as 50 or 60% of the overall global traffic for that particular keyword.
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Optimize Your WordPress Blog with Google Webmaster Tools – Part 1 – Keyword Significance
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It’s been a while since I wrote an article series and I thought enough is enough. With this post, I am starting a series of articles on ‘Optimizing your WordPress blog‘ just by looking into your Google Webmaster Tools account and acting upon the clues and errors there in. The final outcome should be a cleaner WordPress blog in the good books of Google that produces more relevant traffic eventually.
The topic for today is the current state of your ‘webmaster tools keyword significance‘ data as compared to what you might have planned for your blog. This is one area that a lot of webmasters and bloggers do not give much attention to, though it’s the most important aspect. Let us see how to fix these keyword significance issues instantly.
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