We all love to have lots of comment on our article as it give a feel of satisfaction and pride that people liking our article but it become a source of irritation when you start getting “Spam Comments” more than “Genuine Comments”.
I know you are thinking that I must be a newbie in blogging who doesn’t know about ‘Akismet’, that help you to filter out your spam comments and you can easily delete them all in one go.
But wait….
When you want to rank high for a particular term and also a very competitive term then you probably need to find a easy way to achieve it which others in your niche fail to do. Yes its following the foot steps of your competitor who is already ranking high for the term you are focusing on.
Also it makes your job a lot easier because you don’t need to plan a strategy of your own, all you can do is just do a little spy over your competitors and find where their links are coming from and trace their background a little and you are through.
There are things which you need to know how following the foot steps of your competitor might help you and here are some of the key points you need to know.
WordPress is considered one of the most powerful blogging system on the net, but that doesn’t mean it do not have any drawbacks while using it. From the seo point of view it has a big drawback of duplicate content issue, unfortunately wordpress has not evolved enough so far to deal with this. When you make a post using wordpress you will get the post on your home if you set it to be displayed on the homepage of course, then you can find the exact replica of the post in the particular category page, tag page and archive page as well. This brings in a serious in site duplicate content issue which sometimes search engines do not like at all. although inclusion on rel=canonical has brought down the problem to some extent, but still its not out of threat. So how to deal with this issue on wordpress?
Although we are very much used to Google or Yahoo most of the times, it really doesn’t mean they are the only ones out there in the entire search engine world. Its really interesting to know that there are nearly seven types of search engines in total. Keep hooked on as we go through the entire list.
