Wix Pro Blogging Tutorial - Create SEO Friendly Content

[@DavidUtke]

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[@RichardParmelee]

Very good tutorial. Better than most. Uses current WIX interface. The author has good communication skills. Easy to understand. Includes writing and formatting tips, as well as, the technical side of things.

[@michaelrowland-hill9798]

Excellent video! David takes time to explain everything clearly and with examples, plus giving tons of advice and tips along the way. I made loads of notes - thank you for the help!

[@rozierides558]

this was great by all measures, one thing i would suggest especially as someone who came looking for specifically the Seo portion of the video that happened in the last 3rd of the video is time stamps for all the sections you covered over the 20 minute span. thanks for your insights on this looking forward to implementing!

[@Omlittlebuddha]

How did you you get the breadcrumbs in your blog post please?

[@ichapman8878]

Very helpful, but you should have opened your site to show the results of what you just showed. ✌🏼

[@VaughanRivett]

When I look at the page source on a published WIX blog article, I don't see any Keywords in the source. Does this impact how Google will rank my blog pages in their search engine results?

[@OwlCMedicine]

The menu under SEO has changed on wix. Could you do another video that shows how to navigate this with the new layout. The whole list of features under SEO advanced has been changed (15:20) Thank you! this video has been a huge help for me. Im not a fan of wixs blog SEO atm. If i cant get it figured out Ive been told word press is amazing for blog SEO.

[@DavidUtke]

I will create a new series on wix soon, I try to update every year or so.

[@SoooOriginal]

Great and super informative video!

[@DavidUtke]

Glad you liked it!

[@OwlCMedicine]

When you say "breadcrumbs there" what does that mean?

[@DavidUtke]

Breadcrumbs are s a type of secondary navigation scheme that reveals the user's location in a website: home > blog > post title You could do something like I've done on DavidUtke.com and go with Author > Date > Post Category

[@Technologyprincejee]

Very good👍