Adding Your Facebook App ID
If you’ve set up an App in Facebook to integrate with their APIs or services, then you’ll want to add your Facebook App ID to your site. Luckily, All in One SEO makes this easy. You can find details on…Continue reading
Access Control Settings
If you run a site with different users each with specific user roles, then you may find yourself wanting to give these roles access to settings in All in One SEO. Luckily, All in One SEO has an Access Control…Continue reading
Advanced Settings for Google Analytics
We strongly encourage you to click on the Get Started button to install and use MonsterInsights. You can find an article on How to Connect to Google Analytics on the MonsterInsights site here. MonsterInsights is the leading WordPress plugin for…Continue reading
Miscellaneous Site Verification
All in One SEO enables you to easily verify your site with the following sites: Google Search Console Bing Webmaster Tools Yandex Webmaster Tools Baidu Webmaster Tools Pinterest However, there may be sites you want to verify with that aren’t…Continue reading
Displaying Your Social Media Profiles in Knowledge Panel
You may have seen the Knowledge Panel in search results and wondered how search engines get that information. You may not be familiar with the Knowledge Panel or paid much attention to it. Here we’ll discuss what the Knowledge Panel…Continue reading
Announcing All in One SEO 3.7: Control Your RSS Feed Footer in WordPress
Ever felt frustrated because you spent a lot of time writing original content… …only to see it being republished on spam sites that don’t link back to you? Sometimes, the website with stolen content even outranks the original post. Yikes.…Continue reading
How to Create an RSS Sitemap
By default, All in One SEO creates two sitemaps. The first is an XML Sitemap which you can learn about in our guide to XML Sitemaps. The second is an RSS Sitemap. In This Article Tutorial Video What is an…Continue reading
Excluding Images from the XML Sitemap
By default, All in One SEO includes the images contained in your content in the XML Sitemap that is provided to search engines. This is what’s known as an Image Sitemap and it helps search engines find images that they…Continue reading
Adding non-WordPress Content to the XML Sitemap
There may be times when you have content that is not part of WordPress but is accessed through your website. For example, you may have an eCommerce store or discussion forums that use software other than WordPress. If you have…Continue reading
WordPress XML Sitemaps vs All in One SEO: Which Is Better?
Recently it was announced that the upcoming WordPress 5.5 update scheduled for August 11, 2020 will include built-in XML sitemaps without a plugin required. This new XML sitemaps feature will help users who don’t have an SEO plugin like All…Continue reading