If you have a blog that links anywhere and care about your SEO and ranking, you need to be familiar with the terms nofollow, noopener and noreferrer, and how to use them. I’m no expert- I really just recently learned how they all work, and only because a recent WordPress update forced me to pay attention to them. So I thought I’d share a few basic details to help anyone else running into the same thing. 2024 Update: WordPress has changed since I posted this! There’s now an option to click a box and add the “no follow” tag when…
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Almost every blog I read about SEO mentions Yoast as THE go-to for upping your SEO game. So I finally decided to invest in the program and see what it could do for me.
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I just got done scheduling four blog posts to post during my holiday traveling time, which is a big deal for me. I have such a hard time writing and then not publishing immediately! I think because my posts are usually personal, so it’s stuff I want to talk about NOW. Not two weeks from now. Something happened in my life that inspired me to sit down and write and I feel the need to discuss it right away while it is still fresh. I hate waiting! Even when I do schedule posts, I often go back and rearrange them…