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Author: Daniel Frużyński

One of the biggest sources of traffic for your blog are Search Engines - mainly Google, Yahoo! and Bing (formerly MSN). Therefore it is crucial to optimize WordPress to make it SEO-friendly. Many things are already done in WordPress itself, but still there is a room for many improvements.

If you care about Search Engines and your position in search results, you should install this plugin. If you are a beginner, default settings will be good for you. If you are an advanced user, you have many options to fine-tune your blog.

Some of the plugin features are:

• Rewrite <title> tag to get most of it;
• Add Meta Keywords, Meta Description and Meta Robots tags to all blog pages;
• Use entered tags and descriptions for Meta Keywords and Meta Description tags, or generate them from content;
• Prevent Search Engines from indexing archive pages and feeds, in order to avoid Duplicate Content problem;
• Prevent Search Engines from using descriptions entered in DMOZ (ODP) or Yahoo! Directory as description for page;
• Add <link rel="canonical"> to specify preferred URL for each page;
• Add rel="nofollow" to links in various places;
• Allows to enter custom meta keywords, description and robots for every post and page;
• Good default configuration for beginners and a lot of configuration options for advanced users (look for new 'Meta SEO Pack' menu);
• Full support for custom taxonomies;
• Custom filters - other plugins can integrate itself with Meta SEO Pack;

Detailed information about <title> rewriting and Meta Tags generation you can find in FAQ.

Available translations:

• English
• Polish (pl_PL) - done by me

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