jonbullock

Applies the following simple search engine optimisations to your blog:
<ul>
<li>Shows “Site Title” in page title always no matter what content your viewing</li>
<li>Shows any content descriptor (page/post title etc.) first in page title</li>
<li>Uses post excerpt as value of “description” meta tag</li>
<li>Uses post tags as value of “keywords” meta tag</li>
<li>Uses tag name as value of “keywords” meta tag when viewing posts for a tag</li>
<li>Uses category name as value of “keywords” meta tag when viewing posts for a category</li>
<li>Uses date as value of “keywords” meta tag when viewing posts for a date</li>
</ul>
That’s it really, pretty simple stuff.

Basic-SEO

Applies basic search engine optimisations to your WordPress powered site.

Andy Fragen

Remove default header images and load custom header images from ‘The Headers’ page. Allows for easy selection of random header images in your theme.
A plugin that should be able to remove default headers for a theme and add custom headers based upon the article written by <a href="http://juliobiason.net/2011/10/25/twentyeleven-with-easy-rotating-header-images/" rel="nofollow ugc">Julio Biason</a> who was inspired by <a href="http://wpti.ps/?p=107" rel="nofollow ugc">wpti.ps</a>.
Create a Page named The Headers. Then upload header images (media files) to the the page. The page may have a visibility of private. All images displayed on the page will be parsed, those attached to the page and those added via image blocks.
Once the custom header images are loaded, just go to <code>Appearance > Header</code> or <code>Customize > Header Image</code> and select <code>Randomize suggested headers</code>.
The plugin will display an error notice if there is not a page titled, The Headers.

Add Custom Header Images

Remove default header images and load custom header images from 'The Headers' page. Allows for easy selection of random header images in your theme.

Basic-SEO vs Add Custom Header Images