Fewer Tags Free
One of the most common SEO problems on WordPress sites is that people add too many tags to posts. In fact, our research shows that most WordPress sites use tags wrong. The WordPress interface makes it incredibly easy to do so, and with every tag you add, you add another URL to your site for search engines to crawl and index. This plugin minimizes that effect by setting a minimum number of posts needed for a tag to be “live” on your site. Fewer Tags Free solves this problem for you! It does that by simply not showing tags that have less than 10 posts in them to users and search engines. Tags that have less than the configured number of posts: Are hidden from visitors and search engines on your site, and are redirected to your homepage. They don’t show up in tag listings. The are no longer linked in WordPress core’s or Yoast SEO or Slim SEO generated XML sitemaps. This positively affects your site’s SEO and also leads to less crawling, as you have less useless tag pages. See this video if you want to learn how to use Fewer Tags Free. If you want to truly solve the tag problem on your site, consider the Fewer Tags Pro plugin & course. It’ll help you fix the problems with tags on your site very quickly. You can buy Fewer Tags Pro (or read more about it) on fewertags.com!
PRO Sitemaps Connect
XML sitemaps are designed to help search engines to crawl and index websites better. PRO Sitemaps is an online service that creates such sitemaps, auto-updates and hosts them (among other features). This plugin requires access to the 3rd party service: PRO Sitemaps. Please read PRO Sitemaps Terms of Use and Privacy Policy before installing the plugin. It uses PRO Sitemaps API, turning an XML Sitemap created by PRO Sitemaps into a self-hosted sitemap, serving it directly using your website domain. The API call to PRO Sitemaps will be made each time sitemap is requested on your website. Plugin also updates your robots.txt file to notify search engines about your sitemap, and optionally initiates sitemap update each time a new post is created on your website.
