A definite great read…:)

-Bill-Bartmann

What I am trying to do is find a way of having multiple tag combinations exposed to Google. For example, check out this Google search:

http://www.google.com.au/search?q=telstra+bigpond+broadband+zdnet.com.au

ZDNet exposes various combinations of tags to Google so that when people search on that combination of terms, ZDnet gets very high search ranking, with page titles like: Telstra, BigPond, Broadband | ZDNet Australia.

Since multiple tag queries seem to have to be manually constructed in WordPress, I’m looking for a plugin which can create tag combinations and expose them to Google — preferably in a Google Sitemap or in an easily crawled HTML list.

Ideally the plugin would analyse for each tag what the most commonly used tags in conjunction with that tag are, and build the links for Google around that.

Anyone know of a plugin like this?

Perhaps what you’re after alongside that is a little search form? It is something that I created to work alongside the concat function such that I have a number of drop down lists so users can select ‘tags’ to combine and search with.

Let me know, can send you the code

Best Regards

Depesh

Get rid of all the categories and stuff, only use a lot of tags for every post. Instead of having categories in the menu, have different useful search combinations, like one titled “book reviews” that would show posts with tags “literature” and “review” or “literature” plus “in english”.

The only thing that’s missing now is a function which allows the visitor to choose multiple categories to list. In the example above, perhaps a user would like to search for “literature” and “in english”, which is impossible in a category based system, but perfectly fine here.

What do you think?

Thanks for this post. It will take a while to tag roughly 1000 blog posts, but it might be worth it.

/Olle

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Thanks for the article.

I think a company’s risk of bad social reviews is less than you think if they initiated social media initiatives. To me the bigger risk is not knowing the extent of a customer disgruntlement.

What I mean is this…people are already using social media out “there,” even if a company isn’t actively participating relative to its own corporate, product, or services brands.

Thus, the more a company can do to participate in its own behalf, the more they can add value into the process. And the easier it will be for them to uncover issues so that they *can* take corrective action.