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Mijn Proces voor Vestiging en het Vormen van een nieuwe Wordpress blog in 60 Minuten of minder
*UPDATE 2008*
Mijn routine voor de plaatsen van vestigingsWordpress heeft een beetje veranderd. Hoofdzakelijk omdat ik zo vele plaatsen Wordpress dat ik betere plugins om heb gevonden te gebruiken, en enkele degenen die ik heb om te houden gebruikt van ben niet meer goed nu heb. Naast dat heb ik meer over SEO en hoe te wordpress effectiever te leiden geleerd, die is waarom ik de reeks begon Effectiever leidend Wordpress. Voor dit artikel alleen heeft het beperkt tot wat u aan opstelling een blog in een uur of minder kunt doen. Voor meer gedetailleerde instructies, te lezen gelieve de volledige reeks! Ik heb dit artikel bijgewerkt en het vandaag heruitgegeven omdat het één van het meest bekeken op deze plaats is (en het werd heel wat activiteit deze week).
Ik heb opstelling een paar dozijn wordpress blog plaatsen in vorig jaar, en het wordt geleid tot het ontwikkelen van een standaardroutine voor het krijgen van het op de snelste en meest efficiënte manier gedaan. Ik besliste dit in een bevolen lijst te posten, en hopelijk helpt het iemand - maar dit is ook het zelf dienen aangezien ik dit zelf kan van verwijzingen voorzien als ik geen één opnieuw voor enkele ogenblikken opzette. Dit zijn uiteinden die ik van dozens andere plaatsen heb geleerd, en het wordt werkelijk de plaats klaar voor in het kort het publiceren van orde. It takes care of a little bit of seo, your feeds and stats, you’ll be ready for any kind of media upload or download tracking, you’ll have both comments and related posts, more control over your home page, better archives, comment subscription, rss by email, ready to add amazon affiliate links by drag and drop, sitemaps for both google and Yahoo, you’ll be ‘digg ready’ and more! This is the process I followed to setup this site, and I’m hoping that eventually we can get some great comments to add update and add even more value to this post. I’ve provided links to everything I thought you might need more info on. Of course all info is regarding a wordpress self-hosted web site. Here we go!
*UPDATE* I’m not linking plugins on this list anymore - just visit my Wordpress Plugins Used page to get all the links you need after you read the checklist.
- Get the lastest version of Wordpress, download and install
- Find a new wordpress theme with a good layout and upload
- Login for the first time and activate askimet module with API key. I also upload and enable Wordpress.com Stats plugin using the exact same API key.
- Add first “welcome to the site” post, delete default post
- Delete first comment and “hello dolly” plugin
- Under “Options->Permalinks” enable “custom” /%postname%/ for clean SEO friendly url’s
- Click update to .htaccess file, if it fails make .htaccess writeable
- Update the list of ‘ping’ services in ‘options->writing’. Be default there only one, and you want to notify as many services as possible every time you post. Here is the the most up to date list of ping services I could find.
- Aizatto’s Related Posts
- Askimet
- Author Highlight
- Breadcrumb
- Brian’s Threaded Comments
- cForms II
- Code Auto Escape
- Commentluv
- Comment Relish
- Custom Smilies
- Digg This
- Digital Fingerprint
- Dofollow
- Enforce www. preference
- Feedburner Feedsmith
- Feedcount
- Full Feed Text
- Google Analytics
- Google XML Sitemaps
- Homepage Excerpts
- RSS Feed Signature
- Subscribe to Comments
- WP-DB Manager
- WP-PageNavi
- WP-PostViews
- WP-Print
- wpSEO
- WP-Amazon
- Activate Amazon module, enter id in setup and choose setup options. This particular module is the best I’ve seen, once setup it allows you to search for amazon items directly from you ‘Write’ page in wordpress admin (in a sidebar) - and you can drag and drop the pics and link text right into your post. No more copy and pasting amazon affiliate code!
- Active google analytics module, enter id in setup choose setup options. If you don’t already have a google analytics account - get one!
- Activate google sitemap plugin and add entry in webmaster console
- Add sitemap url and feed url in Yahoo! Site Explorer console
- Add sitemap URL in MSN Live Webmaster Tools
- Create Feedburner feed and activate Feedburner Feedsmith to redirect RSS feed from your site directly to feedburner every time
- Activate Feedcount and add custom code to sidebar for subscriber count
- Activate Digg This plugin. You’ll never know this plugin is doing anything (unless one of your pages gets dugg). If and when it does - this plugin comes alive, detecting traffic from digg.com - it displays a link back to digg (to digg the post) and also emails the site’s admin that ‘you’ve been dugg’! Very handy - just in case! You have to add the code to your single.php file for everyting to work properly.
- Activate the Enforce www. plugin. Basically this is going to solve your duplicate content problems with www.site.com/page and site.com/page problems. The search crawlers could index the same page twice otherwise one with www. and one without.
- Activate the Subscribe to Comments plugin. How many times have you been to a post and found yourself going back to the page repeatedly to see the latest comments? Some sites have options for getting email when you post a comment, but what if you don’t post and still want to be notified when there are new comments? Solution - Subscribe to comments!
- Activate Aizatto’s Related Posts (no code to add, works automatically)
- Activate Author Highlight (highlights admin comments when you reply)
- Activate Brian’s Threaded Comments, and replace comments.php with the one supplied in the plugin
- Activate cforms II and create a contact form for the site and contact page to add it to
- Activate Code Auto Escape (if you will be posting code snippets for people to read)
- Activate Commentluv, which when people comment will parse their RSS feed for the URL listed in their comment and list and link the last post from their blog as a byline beneath their comment (very nice!)
- Activate Comment Relish and create a new message for the options page to be displayed to new visitors to your site
- Activate Custom Smilies and add the code to your comments form for them to display
- Activate Digital Fingerprint and on the options page add a unique text identifier that you can google to see if people are stealing your content or scraping your site
- Activate Dofollow (if you want dofollow throughout your site)
- Activate Full Feed Text (if you want your RSS feed to contain full posts instead of the default “more” provided by Wordpress
- Activate Homepage Excerpts (if you don’t want every post on your homepage to be full. Be default I only have 1 full post, and 9 excerpts.
- Activate DBManager so you can backup and do maintenance on your database when necessary
- Activate PageNavi and replace the “previous” and “next” links in your page.php, index.php, and archive.php with the PageNavi code for MUCH better navigation options where visitor’s can see how many pages there are, and go to the beginning or end at any time
- Activate WP-Print to give your readers a printer friendly link for all posts
- Activate WP-PostViews so you can add a view counter to your posts and pages
- Activate wpSEO and setup complete SEO options for your site including meta descriptions, keywords, and defaults
- Create a robots.txt for specifically for Wordpress. The reason for this is - you want to help the search crawlers out and avoid content duplication problems (again). You’ll come up better in search results, and keep the crawler from trying to follow permalinks, admin pages, includes, javascript and css files, your rss feed, and category pages. Do this before you post anything!
- Claim your blog in your technorati profile. This way you can see your blog’s popularity build and watch your authority factor grow.
- Add tags, badges, chiclets, and widgets. I usually add one to add to technorati favorites, and sometimes (for more established sites) the Yahoo badge for incoming links. I use the feedcount module, so I don’t need the feedburner chiclet. But I do setup my feedburner feed to list subscription, email, delicious, digg and stumble links to the feed itself. I also enabled the copyright footer (in the feed) in case someone tries to hijack or repurpose my posts. I added the custom code (from feedburner) to my theme to have the sub, email, digg, etc. links at the end of each post as well. Feedburner is awesome! I added the myBlogLog widget, and a buzzfeed one as well, because I like them both. Customize your blog with the ones that you like and that will service your visitors best!
Add third party plugins, this is my current list, but the ones here are the ones I favor most and “have to have” on each and ever default install. Get the links from the current plugin list page:
In no particular order:
Ok, now you are ready to write posts in your blog!! Post away, post every day, or at least regularly. Your blog is now going to work really hard behind the scenes for you, announcing your new articles via ping and sitemap, waiting for that fateful day when you get dugg, tracking activity in reports in bsuite, and much, much more. Choosing the right plugins that will do work for you, or better serve your readers is just working smarter, not harder. If you have something to add to this article that really works for you when setting up a new wordpress blog - please, please add it in the comments below. If I change my routine or learn something new, I’ll be sure to update this page asap!
Tags: best-practices, blog-help, tutorial, wordpress-hacks
July 11th, 2007 at 8:41 pm
Awesome list. Though there are few things I don’t use , but I can not think if you missed out anything. Seems like I will have to bookmark this. :)
July 11th, 2007 at 8:50 pm
Sorry me again. The question is could you explain and elaborate the first point. I can see that worth explaining as to what are the best practices to ‘install’ wordpress.
July 16th, 2007 at 6:58 am
Hello, how can i do Adsense Injection (if template isn’t already setup for adsense) ?
July 18th, 2007 at 12:46 pm
ok, to address “Wordpress Advice” and the question regarding setting up Wordpress. To use Wordpress on a self-hosted web site, you need to either be able to download and set it up yourself (very easy instructions included), or have an “auto-installer” in your web site control panel (like Fantastico). I can and have done it both ways. If you do it yourself, all you really have to do is have the ability to create a new mySQL database and assign it a username and a password. The enter these into the wp-config.php file (like the instructions tell you to do) and upload all the wordpress files to your site. Then, the first time you run it the database tables are automatically created and the site is live (provided you followed all the steps correctly). If you use an auto-installer, then you just enter your username, password, and blog title in a form and when you click submit it does all that work for you automatically. I like auto-intallers like Fantastico because they not only do all the work, but (the newer versions) also will upgrade to the latest version of Wordpress with one click of a button. That was very handy the last time I had to upgrade 13 wordpress sites at once!
July 18th, 2007 at 12:49 pm
to “adsense”, if you want to do Adsense Injection, download the plugin using the link above and upload to your Wordpress site in /wp-content/plugins directory. Then in your wp admin panel, enable the plugin. Setup your options in Options->Adsense, and it will automatically insert adsense blocks (in the sizes that you choose) in your pages, posts, titles, etc. for you. This is a great plugin to use if you don’t have an adsense-ready theme - it does all the work for you!
July 20th, 2007 at 7:10 am
I discuss many of these same issues in my post-installation WordPress routine. One thing I’d like to point out is that I think it’s better to wait until you’ve completed setting up the blog before deleting the precanned post and making your first real post. If you do it too early, traffic will start arriving at your blog before you’re really ready for it. Better to wait.