What SEO plugins do you use?

[Cam]

Hey, what SEO plugins do you use on your WordPress blog?

Free Forum Ranks uses the free version of the All in One SEO Pack by Michael Torbert of Semper Fi Web Design.

What about you?

 

[sapett]

I use Attracta SEO. I've had a pleasant experience with it, and good results! The plugin has a lot of free features that I've found useful. While there are some paid ones, I have yet to try any of those out.

 

[Sharon]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought one could not use plugins on WordPress unless they upgrade to a paid-plan? For this reason I would love to use plugins but I am unable because I can't afford to pay for an upgraded account. There was one I was interested in using and came across the issue of not being able to access plugins. It's a plugin to easily install a site map which I heard is important when it comes to improving one's SEO.

 

[Cam]

I use Attracta SEO. I've had a pleasant experience with it, and good results! The plugin has a lot of free features that I've found useful. While there are some paid ones, I have yet to try any of those out.

It doesn't seem like there's a need to buy a premium plugin. The free alternatives are good enough.

Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought one could not use plugins on WordPress unless they upgrade to a paid-plan? For this reason I would love to use plugins but I am unable because I can't afford to pay for an upgraded account. There was one I was interested in using and came across the issue of not being able to access plugins. It's a plugin to easily install a site map which I heard is important when it comes to improving one's SEO.

If you are hosting the WordPress software yourself, you can have whatever plugin you want. I assume you are referring to WordPress.com's free hosting service? That means you at least started with a WordPress.com sub-domain?

 

[FlavNuke]

I've been using WordPress SEO by Yoast and I've always had a good experience with it. I haven't checked out the other ones mentioned above, but I will. They sound like they are pretty good.

 

[Dewlance]

I do not use any SEO plugin, I manually edit setting instead of using plugin because of plugin can ruined your site SEO.

 

[Zil]

I use Wordpress for a portfolio and not a blog atm so I'm not using any.

 

[rwill76]

There are so many. I am a fan of All-in-One, but it is so thorough, that it can take more time configuring the SEO than it did to research, write, & revise the blog post itself.

Any users have experience with SEO tools which provide a similar result as All-in-One, but require less user involvement?