jcapshaw

SEO Header plugin allows you to change the heading of the page without changing the page title.
This is especially useful if you want to use a short term for the page navigation and a long headline. For example, when using WordPress as a standard CMS, you may set your home page to “Home” in your wordpress settings. This works out well because in the wordpress page navigation, you have a link to your home page titled ?Home?.
But the problem is, that the word “Home” in your headline, does not help your SEO nor does it give the reader a great message.
With this plugin, you can use WordPress’ built in meta capabilities to build a custom headline for the page.
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<li>Simply add a custom field using SEO_heading in the “Name” field.</li>
<li>Add your custom headline to the “value” field</li>
</ol>
Plugin home page with screen shot of custom fields: <a href="http://www.mywebtronics.com/atlanta-seo/seo-header-plugin/" title="SEO Headers Plugin Home Page" rel="nofollow ugc">SEO Headers Plugin Home Page</a>
Jason Capshaw is an <a href="http://www.mywebtronics.com/atlanta-seo/seo-header-plugin/" title="Jason Capshaw is an SEO Consultant" rel="nofollow ugc">SEO Internet Marketing Consultant</a>

SEO Headers

SEO Headers allows you to change the headline without changing the page title.

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NealMcConachie

The Guardian News Headlines plugin allows you to add live headlines and thumbnails from the Guardian to a sidebar on your site. The text is indexable by search engines, and relevant to a category of your choice. Have a blog about education? Pick that news category to add relevant content to your blog.
Display options:
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<li>Selectable news category per widget</li>
<li>Number of headlines per widget</li>
<li>Choose between most recent and most viewed articles</li>
</ul>

Guardian News Headlines

Shows the latest headlines from a selectable news category in a sidebar widget. Headlines link to the live article on the Guardian.

SEO Headers vs Guardian News Headlines