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I’ll tell you, other people make the case for using WordPress as the center of your nascent social media marketing empire a lot better than I do. So don’t take it from me…

We have all had websites that sit for months and some times years without getting updated because it’s too much of a pain to contact the original developer to make the edits, not to mention the hourly cost for their time to update a pricing page or new content.  If you can use Microsoft Word, you can update your WordPress website.  Want to add a photo or video? Add button, Select button, Insert button.

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Call 727-894-5266 or email us to get a free quote or consultation from Seven North Graphics Web Design, St Petersburg, Tampa Bay, Florida. Here is another quick way to get your head around basic SEO concepts. This series of articles stresses the strategic over the tactical and is rich in concepts rather than specifics. Which is the way it should be, because the specifics change weekly, but the concepts very slowly.

Ironically if you take a step back and generally market yourself well some of the more difficult parts of SEO will take care of themselves. That’s not to say you should ignore SEO, but most of us don’t need to obsess over every little detail. There are many, many factors that determine where a page will rank in search results. Obsessing over one of those factors doesn’t make sense. Try to see the forest instead of staring intently at a single tree.

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St Pete’s Seven North Web Design & Graphics Social Media-Hub Website: Leveraging WordPress for Easy SEO and Lower Cost.

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Or it will if you are using it right. Lee Odden makes the point in Online Marketing Blog

When you look at shifts in consumer information discovery, consumption and sharing, there’s no arguing with the intersection of search and the social web. Searchers expect to not only find what they’re looking for on search engines, but to interact with the results, whether it’s through commenting, voting or sharing. As a result, social media affects SEO in numerous ways, creating opportunities for marketers.

Read Lee’s whole take in the Online Marketing Blog entry. Related articles by Zemanta

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