linkstrasse

Even if you care about search engine optimization, your WordPress site will quite likely still have 
potentials for an even better optimization. One very interesting area is regarding the many archives 
of WordPress, which are feared by some because of their potential to create internal duplicate 
content. In the best case, if a search engine finds the same pieces of content on several pages of 
a site, many of these pages will be ignored. In the worst case the recent algorithmic updates of 
Google (aka ‘Panda update’) make the situation much worse: if a site contains many such weak pages 
Google might decide to derank the complete site. Either case is undesirable. A very straightforward 
approach to deal with this is to make your WordPress archives as individual as possible. The basic 
steps to do this are shown in the article <a href="http://www.linkstrasse.de/en/individualize-wordpress" title="How to make improve the presentation of your content" rel="nofollow ugc">Five WordPress tricks for individualized content</a> .
SEO Content Control is the dashboard to help you with this kind of ‘Panda’ issues. It helps you to 
keep track, which of your posts have too little content, and shows, where an excerpt or a meta description 
is missing. You get it all at a glance in a neat summary with red, yellow and green colors.
SEO Content Control will be your tool to get rid of poor pieces of content. Your users will 
find your blog more attractive, and the search engines as well. Just try it out!
<h4>Special Thanks & Credits</h4>
Even though the plugin is brand new it got already important feedback.
<h4>Thanks</h4>
<ul>
<li>Thanks to <a href="http://www.dirks-computerecke.de" rel="nofollow ugc">Dirk Löbe</a> for pointing out PHP5.x issues</li>
</ul>

SEO Content Control

SEO Content Control helps to identify and clean up various sorts of weak content, in order to improve a site's quality and to rank better.

digitalstartup

What is Microdata?
The job of microdata, is to hold the hand of a search engine, and take it directly to the data that you need it to find. This helps search engines understand what it is crawling and minimise mistakes.
Major search engines, like Google, now support something called the <a href="http://schema.org/" rel="nofollow ugc">schema.org</a> vocabulary for structured data. In English, it is a universal template for structuring data. Essentially this makes it easier for search engines to crawl your pages. As a human being, we are able to fill in the blanks when we view information, but software like search engines require a helping hand.
One of the ways the schema.org vocabulary can be embedded within a page, is by using microdata. There are different sets for whatever your page is referring to. In the case of selling products, you would use the <a href="http://schema.org/Product" rel="nofollow ugc">Product Schema</a>. If you are familiar with metadata, then think of it like that. In the HTML of your page code, you wrap the text in the same way.
What does this plugin do?
This plugin allows you to embed Schema.org Microdata for PostingBlog. But rather than pre-fill this information using other plugins, it automatically pulls the information from your Article and your WordPress Settings so that you don’t have to do anything.
The microdata won’t be shown on the page, but instead just within the footer using meta tags. This means that the page will be optimised for search engines without having to add text to the page.
Supported Schema.org
This plugin is currently limited to PostingBlog Schema.
Would you like to contribute? 
You may now contribute to the plugin on Github: <a href="https://github.com/DigitalStartupUK/DS-Schema.org" rel="nofollow ugc">Automatic Schema</a> by <a href="https://digitalstartup.co.uk/" rel="nofollow ugc">Digital Startup</a> on Github
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Automatic Schema

This plugin will automatically insert http://schema.org/BlogPosting Microdata in your blog pages. You don't have to pre-fill any more information

SEO Content Control vs Automatic Schema