JamesBrown
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When I copy a thread title that might be a good long tail search term and paste it into a Google search box I'm often disappointed to find that it's not returned with the relevance I feel it should have.
Often obscure and less relevant results are returned well above mine from wordpress sites with just 6 crappy spammy articles within. With a 12 year heritage, 150,000 URLs indexed I'd hope to feature higher in results, especially when searching for long tail terms, that exist on our site, are discussed in depth, tagged etc. But google would rather return a wordpress site no matter how crap the articles.
Using xF 1.5 out of the box, what could I be doing better to make Google look upon my threads with a little more fondness? I will be upgrading to xF2 later this year. Is the SEO in this any better than 1.5?
Often obscure and less relevant results are returned well above mine from wordpress sites with just 6 crappy spammy articles within. With a 12 year heritage, 150,000 URLs indexed I'd hope to feature higher in results, especially when searching for long tail terms, that exist on our site, are discussed in depth, tagged etc. But google would rather return a wordpress site no matter how crap the articles.
Using xF 1.5 out of the box, what could I be doing better to make Google look upon my threads with a little more fondness? I will be upgrading to xF2 later this year. Is the SEO in this any better than 1.5?
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