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SEO is far from easy. Those of us who’ve been in the industry for more than a handful of years will tell you that change is the only real constant. 

With that being said, optimizing your website for search engines isn’t impossible. And while there are some technical aspects to it that are a bit tricky, the actual implementation of WordPress SEO best practices has become easier.

That’s exactly what we’ll be covering in this WordPress SEO Checklist.

If you’ve ever changed your site’s structure, removed old pages, or moved to a new domain, you know how important it is to make sure visitors (and search engines) don’t hit dead ends. That’s where 301 redirects come in; they help you guide traffic from outdated URLs to the right pages while preserving your SEO.

But what if you have dozens or even hundreds of URLs to redirect? You need not worry. You don’t need to update each one manually. In this post, we’ll show you how to set up bulk 301 redirects in WordPress, so you can avoid broken links and keep your SEO intact.

The chances are that you’ve come across content that uses Schema Markup in the form of rich snippets recently – possibly even as recent as your last Google search.

Above is an example of what a Rich Snippet could look like in SERPs.