hi, this is my SEM horror story! :)

I edited as part of the consulting seo, for a website on wordpress cms platform is based on that after the initial analysis and the choice of keywords most appropriate to the objectives in onpage optimization phase we found that structurally the site presented problems because after the installation of the plugin seo wp "all in seo pack," something was wrong:

* Who created the site (thought I do not know how to create categories that typically would be assigned to catalog wp post, and these categories made them match the names of the pages, the , tags icons and names and urls
* Accordingly plugin for seo is not allowed to edit, or rather did not see even any jobs in the plugin.
* We also tried to comment on the title and description (php) in header.php but nothing.
* In any way he took the title tag and meta description and keywords of each page.

I have not done the site and not by understanding the complex structure programmaticall y, or by changing the categories budgeted by inserting the keywords, so that at least correspond to the title tag and H1 of the individual pages.

Of course, the meta description is left blank, thereby removing any chance of ranking presence was probably more to the words.

To this I add that the site provided for the insertion of about 30 keywords (in my lot) from which the company was expecting good results for all.

I would add that all of the keywords are competitive because they have to do with information technology sectors where probably all do SEO and they compete with web sites of companies that maybe are located exclusively only one of 30 words chosen by the company.

I also tried to do an analysis to detect the presence of some kind of penalties, including those described in the book by Giorgio Tave, but I do not think there are, then I certainly can not be.

I was told of the presence of a double sitemaps, maybe a manually entered and the one that was there before with xml sitemap google plugin.

As a early 20's male, there was nothing scarier than babies and all of the joys/hardships they create. However working on a major diaper brand didn't exactly allow the freedom to get away from the topic. It wasn't until we recommended a major content build out, that the horror began.

I, among 2 other males on my team, we're asked to read and optimize thousands of mom blogger commissioned articles with topics ranging from best maternity clothes, to how to deal with baby incontinence. It was as horrifying as it sounds, if not more. Day after day I was forced to learn about breast pumps and baby poop, while researching the keywords related to them.

I'll never be the same, but I figure I should be a pretty damn good Dad.....eventually.

My first job in SEO was as an in-house and I was brought on board four months from a companywide branding change. I was going over the new design when I got an email from my boss saying the new site had been indexed in the search engines and were getting visitors. Apparently the programmers had removed the robots.txt file on the new site. So after informing them of it and how to fix it I thought everything was going to be fine (or so I thought). What they really did was go into Google Webmaster Tools and set the new site to do not index and told no one. When the launch date came about we were expecting the traffic to drop a little but since caffeine had just been implemented we also expected the new site to be indexed quickly. Almost three months went by and still it hadn’t been indexed. I checked the robots.txt file, began an aggressive link campaign and still nothing. As we were approaching the three month marker the traffic had dropped by almost fifty percent when I got an email from a programmer telling me what had happened. Within five minutes of it being taken off the do not index list in GWT the home page had thousands of other pages had been indexed.