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<p>All the tools to help improve positioning and monitoring of your wordpress blog</p>
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Social Media SEO

All the tools to help improve positioning and monitoring of your wordpress blog

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<p>SEO Lite is meant to be that: lite. In under 80 lines of code on the frontend, SEO Lite adds the following tags:</p>
<ul>
<li>og:locale – Uses get_locale()</li>
<li>og:site_name – Uses get_bloginfo(‘name’)</li>
<li>og:title – Uses wp_get_document_title()</li>
<li>og:description (trimmed to 200 chars) – Uses get_bloginfo(‘description’) on the front page, get_the_excerpt() for posts/pages, and get_the_archive_description() if availble on archive pages</li>
<li>og:url – URL of page</li>
<li>og:type – Uses ‘article’ on posts/pages and ‘website’ everywhere else</li>
<li>article:published_time – Uses get_the_date(‘c’) on posts/pages</li>
<li>article:modified_time – Uses get_the_modified_date(‘c’) on posts/pages</li>
<li>og:image – Uses featured image on posts/pages and the site icon on the front page</li>
<li>og:image:{type/width/height/alt} – Added if we have an ‘og:image’ (only adds ‘alt’ if availble)</li>
</ul>
<p>Additionally, SEO Lite has a settings page (Dashboard > Settings > SEO Lite) where you can add custom tags for all pages (ie, google analytics, AdSense, etc).</p>


SEO Lite

Adds all of the basic Open Graph meta tags to the site head.

Social Media SEO vs SEO Lite