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13 years ago

Tried and true is a pretty good bet. All in one seems to do everything you need, doesn't it?
What factors are you trying to change on a page?

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AllanJames

13 years ago

Originally Posted by wisedave

Hello,

I have a new Word Press site that is a pure virgin...it was litteraly just installed.

I have been looking at plugins and specifically ones for SEO. The tried and true is All in One SEO...but what this one from Yoast? I have trolled some blogs and am getting mixed reviews. Some have tried it and bailed, other praise it for the amount of traffic their sites have now.

What are your thoughts on this? I want to avoid installed one and then having to migrate to the other.

Thanks for the help and direction,

Dave

Why spend time pondering about it? Just use All In One and spend the time your wasting reading reviews producing great content and backlinking to it.

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wisedave 13 years ago

Originally Posted by AllanJames

Why spend time pondering about it? Just use All In One and spend the time your wasting reading reviews producing great content and backlinking to it.

Thanks to all...

Hey Allan...it's not wasting time BTW. It is merely getting it right the first time so I don't waste time later. Not to worry....your point proves true for many other problems.

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Dave
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clau82

13 years ago

I've used AIO until recently. Now I switched to SEO ultimate on new installs. As between yours I would stay with AIO

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ajobjon 13 years ago

Why SEO plugins ??? Why not SEO friendly theme ? personally i like SEO friendly theme ... you can try ...
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  Originally Posted by ajobjon
  
  Why SEO plugins ??? Why not SEO friendly theme ? personally i like SEO friendly theme ... you can try ...
  
  I usually use SEO friendly themes as well but if the theme doesn't have SEO featuresI will use AIO.
  
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JacobOram

13 years ago

Theme I was wondering that SEO is an search engine which helps in increasing the rank of any website.

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shashankm8 13 years ago

I have been using yoast for about two months in my site www(.)snbc(.)co(.)in and i'm really satisfied with it, as it offers seo templates for posts,pages,home,category....
it also removes the "category tag" from the url which would be really helpful in reducing the url length.it even contains xml sitemap,keyword focus-which checks whether the keyword that you are optimizing the post for is included in url,title,meta tags.... and what else do an seo professional need
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dsouravs

13 years ago

All in one SEO.
I personally think no plugin can increase traffic to your website as you said...other said to you....Traffic depends on your sites content and consistency. I have used Yoast. Its good but truly speaking we don't need so many options..

All we need is 1 title tag plugin, 301 redirection plugin, security plugin....Rest WP takes care of as far as pinging is concerned.

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Abhishek Kundu

13 years ago

hi Dave,

i was a fan of All in one SEO plugin but i switched to Platinum SEO Plugin for wordpress and it works really great.
i would also like to tell you that you should also choose a SEO friendly theme for wordpress that will help your on page optimization.

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abhishek kundu

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SUPER Louie

13 years ago

Hands down - All in One SEO. Most IM Mentors recommend it. I tried it myself... it's perfect!

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slimrider94

13 years ago

Definitely WordPress SEO by Yoast, it's numerous SEO plugins all in one and they are all helpful to your website. It might be a little complicated at first but if you take the time to go through the plugin you'll be good.

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stefalex

13 years ago

Originally Posted by slimrider94

Definitely WordPress SEO by Yoast, it's numerous SEO plugins all in one and they are all helpful to your website. It might be a little complicated at first but if you take the time to go through the plugin you'll be good.

I switched to WordPress SEO and it works really great. Very impressed!

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logoonlinepros1

13 years ago

Yes, Yoast is just beat up all in one seo pack because yoast has introduce some help option in there plugin which help us to optimize our site more quicker and faster.

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tobyddd 13 years ago

Yoasts plugin all day long - used All in One, but Yoasts plugin beats it hands down
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emory27

13 years ago

ive used everything and wordpress seo from yoast comes in on top because it handles more than just all in one seo functions but also replaces my sitemap plugin, and robots meta plugin with some additional features i like as well such as breadcrumbs.

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androidmark

13 years ago

I've used AIO until recently. Now I switched to SEO ultimate on new installs. As between yours I would stay with AI.

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dogmachris

13 years ago

I prefer all in one seo - has done quite a good job for me in the past.

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onthebeach

13 years ago

If you switch SEO plugins, do you have to redo all the seo for each post/page you have on a blog? I tried switching from AIO to Ultimate SEO and it asked me all the new info...if I don't fill it out manually do I lose all my positions?

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mixhat

13 years ago

all in one, all you need

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Pat Flanagan

12 years ago

I was a consistent All In One user until I checked out the latest version of Yoast Wordpress SEO. Now I've switched to Yoast for new clients. It eliminates a few other plugins I was using and is very quick for me to implement. I really like it Yoast and think it's going to leave All In One in the dust.

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erskinem

12 years ago

Vote for Yoast

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FriedBassMedia

12 years ago

I prefer YOAST, it can be a bit buggy but nothing I can't live with. I would take a little time and make an informed decision. Install them both, read the manuals and go from there.

As with anything, pick one and learn it well.

Here is a relatively fresh article/comparison:

foliovision.com/2011/10/24/wordpress-seo-plugins-review

Best of luck!
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jaybaker

12 years ago

Of the two you are asking about AIO has worked for me. Have had no problem with Big G picking my sites up... But as of recent I have started using Platinum SEO

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lassekn

12 years ago

If i was you will i take all in seo, it´s one off my favorite plugins to wordpress

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Jason Z

12 years ago

My 2-Cents since this thread seems to be getting some more activity:

I used to use All In One and Platinum and found them both to be about equal.

However, in the past 6 months I've switched to WordPress SEO by Yoast and I really like it better. There are some nice options for customizing things on a per page and per post basis that make it my new top choice for SEO plugins.

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rawalbaig

Banned 12 years ago

I will vote for Yoast as it has better options than AIO