I would keep them more broad, but they do look good in that place, just to complicated and similar.
I would keep them more broad, but they do look good in that place, just to complicated and similar.
I was thinking the same thing - maybe under 'transport' or something general like that?
Yoast 100%, imo
Tried one of the other popular ones before that and it added so much bloat it was unreal, can't remember which one it was now but it created sh*t loads of database tables for some reason and conflicted with several of my other plugins. Had no problems at all with Yoast.
Okay.... so this is an example of what I mean about my TAGS if anyone has the time to take a quick peek.
https://battersea.co.uk/new-river-bus-at-battersea-power-station/
I have the post, and then I've added tags that I consider might be relevant for future search which show up at the bottom of the post.
Does this approach make sense in this context ?
In your example one tag would be 'river bus', then the next time you write an article about the river bus you also tag that 'river bus'. Its primarily for user navigation, although bots will also use them to crawl your site and discover your 'deeper' pages, and of course they are internal links so they pass juice.
ps. Nice domain!
Very good advice about the news aspect.
Dammit, I deleted that out because I didn't want to overwhelm Dee.
For the benefit of Dee and others, I suggested putting news on a subdomain (news.battersea.co.uk) so that at some stage in the future it may qualify for Google News for that section.
I'm all good thanks! Overwhelm away! It's all great input from more experienced people and overwhelmed is appreciated.
On the news/job/whatever subdomain front. Its a WP install. Would I just stick another install on the appropriate subdomain then and set custom links to each site from one another?
Multi-site is best for this scenario but you really need to start out with it from the outset rather than switching later on. I'm not a great fan of multi-site (can get a bit unwieldy) but, I think, it's better than having multiple wordpress installs.
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