The need for speed is crucial in modern webdesign. To speed up WordPress performance, caching plugins are very popular.
Introducing a caching plugin in WordPress means faster page download, better user interaction, better SEO performance, and reduced usage of server resources. It’s obvious why this is important.
In this post we’ll take a closer look at the relatively new cache plugin – Quick Cache. The impressive thing about Quick Cache is that it works great out of the box, which makes it interesting for you, if you haven’t tried caching plugins for WordPress yet, or if you’re having trouble getting some of the other plugins to work.
SEO can anything between science and voodoo, since Google and other search engines typically keep their ranking very secret, to prevent irrelevant results from spamming the search results.
A error 404 page is displayed in the cases where another site is linking to a URL on your site that isn’t available.
SEO optimization sometimes sounds like a mix of facts and Voodoo. The search engines won’t reveal too many details about their ranking algorithms, because somebody might want to misuse this information to put the wrong sites on top of the search results.
Linkbuilding can be a very efficient, but also very time consuming task. One approach is to find sites that looks like yours, and the contact the webmaster and hear if a link exchange is possible. However with the growing spam problems on the net, the success rate of these requests can be very low.
The URL structure of your site is very important for both users and search engines. A short URL, that gives some indication of what can be found on the page is more trustful, than a very long URL with a lot of parameters that can be difficult to understand.
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