With this plugin you can optimize your Wordpress blog for search engines.\nIt can automatically generate meta informations (like keywords and description for example) needed for the search engine optimization (SEO) of your blog.<\/p>\n\n
For detailed description of the plugin visit plugin page atMulti Keyword Statistics<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n The multi-keyword-statistics-Plugin checks the content of a post or a page for keyword density<\/strong> (single words and optionally 2- and 3-word phrases; for each the 1-10 most commonly used can be displayed).\nIt can update its informations automatically while the author is writing his content<\/strong> in a variable interval (every 1-10 seconds) or manually by clicking on a button.\nThe script comes with english and german stopwords<\/strong>, which optionally can be filtered out before calculating the keyword densities.\nMoreover the commonest keywords are extracted in a list as a META keywords<\/strong> suggestion.\nBased on this list a META description<\/strong> can be created and automatically set.\nSo the plugin can be used to do the on-page part of your SEO strategy.<\/p>\n\n Features:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Stopwords filtered for:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Backend translations for:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Please notify:<\/strong> The SEO-relevant meta-information (meta keywords, meta description and the robots meta-tag) will be generated - and served - only for pages and posts which are saved after<\/strong> plugin installation.\nYou have to open and save an older post or page if you want to generate the meta data for the particular content.\nFor now there is no way to do this automatically.<\/p>\n\n The administrator can allow ordinary authors to change META informations or not.\nEven if changing is disallowed an author can see the keyword density and can be guided from the statistics while he is writing the content.\nHe can do the on-page search engine optimization incidentally by knowing which keyword density should be reached.\nThis makes SEO easier for authors.<\/p>\n\n Learn more about this plugin on Multi Keyword Statistics plugin<\/a> - german<\/a>\nDemo:<\/strong>\ndemoMulti Keyword Statistics<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n Warm Regards,\nAkshara\nMulti Keyword Statistics<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n For any other questions on the plugin visit plugin page atMulti Keyword Statistics<\/a>.<\/p>\n First you should add the language specific stopwords. You can integrate them in the file stopwords.js. The simpliest way: If you are writing in french you can edit the block defined with Simply have a look at http:\/\/xml.coverpages.org\/iso639a.html. There you can find a list of all language codes that can be used as your content lanugage.<\/p><\/dd>\n Simply add the string At least you have to search after all occurencies of The stopword list should only contain single words with no double meanings. For example in the dutch language the word 'weer' means 'weather' but also 'again'. Words like that should not appear in the list. There are two reasons why: Firstly these words are helping search engines to classify the page content and these words are surely not classified as stopwords by Google, Yahoo! and Bing. The second reason is that there are some people writing about weather and they need this word to be listed as a keyword and not as a stopword. So please avoid those words if you want to filter stopwords.<\/p><\/dd>\n Just send me the stopword list. Before you do this be sure that the stopwords face the conditions described above. I'll check the wordlist - if there is a way of automatic translation - and add it to the plugin. In future updates the stopwords stay inside the plugin so you don't have to do it anymore.<\/p><\/dd>\n If there are some words that - for your meaning - belong to the stopword list just send them to me via. e-mail. I'll check and maybe add them to the existing.<\/p><\/dd>\n You have to create your own pot file of the plugin which is containing the localized captions. Translate the captions in the pot file and build your own mo file. The name of this file has to keep the structure condition More about localization you'll find at I18n<\/a> and Translating WordPress<\/a><\/p><\/dd>\n If you want to translate the captions displayed at the admin interface or the author's view for editing posts, you'll have to edit the included file named It is separated in blocks beginning with comments - recognizable at a After translating all messages you can send me the file and I'll integrate the translation. At the end your authors got rid of the language mix at their backend.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\n\n
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'de'<\/code> which you replace with 'fr'<\/code> - if you don't need the german language. After that you can replace the wordlist with the french ones. At least you have to search the file multi-keyword-statistics.php for all occurencies of the string <option value=\"de\"<\/code> and replace the de<\/code> with fr<\/code>.<\/p><\/dd>\n'*LANGUAGE*': [ *...* ],<\/code> at the second line of the file stopwords.js. Replace *LANGUAGE*<\/code> with the one you want to integrate (fr<\/code> if you want to integrate french for example).The *...*<\/code> is a placeholder for the stopwords you wish to define. You must embed each word in single quotes (e.g. 'the'<\/code>). Single quotes unsed in the stopword have to be escaped with \\'<\/code>. If you wan to add it's<\/code> you have to make it this way: 'it\\'s'<\/code>. Between the stopwords you need a ,<\/code> to separate them.<\/p>\n\n<option value=\"de\"<\/code>. Just copy these lines and insert them the line before. Then change all \"de\"<\/code>s in the new line to \"fr\"<\/code>. From now on you can set french as your default language and also choose it in edit post\/page.<\/p><\/dd>\nmulti-keyword-statistics-*LANGUAGE*.mo<\/code>. LANGUAGE<\/em> is a placeolder for your personal language - to be exact the shortcode of it. If you are translating the captions to spanish you'll use es<\/code> instead of it.<\/p>\n\nmulti-keyword-statistics.pot<\/code> that comes with the current version of the plugin. There you see the english captions used in the backend.<\/p>\n\n#<\/code> - which is followed by two lines. The first line is containing the double quoted english caption initiated by a msgid<\/code> at the beginning of the line. At the second line - initiated by msgstr<\/code> - you can add your translation between the double quotes.<\/p>\n\n4.7.15<\/h4>\n\n
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