WordPress is free, easy to use, and highly customizable. Therefore, it is undoubtedly the first choice for most blogs. What surprises me is that too many blogs fall into the WordPress trap—neglecting the optimization of your blog. Let's take a look at how to fix it.
**SEO Plugins**
Customize titles, meta descriptions, and keywords. The All in One SEO Pack is a simple and easy-to-use plugin that allows you to customize each page and your homepage.
At the bottom of every post you write, there will be a form for you to input relevant information, making it easier to rank your pages according to your own methods.
**All in One SEO Plugin**
**Change those H1 tags**
WordPress template designers love using H1, H2, or H3 tags, so they reserve a place for these tags. As a result, there needs to be at least one line in the CSS file to define how H tags should display a specific style. Consequently, every page on the blog that introduces H tags serves no real purpose. The default WordPress theme does some useful work by continuously checking the H1 tag, but the vast majority of blog themes do not focus on optimizing the blog. Find the template - main page - search for H1. There shouldn't be any H1 tags here. If there is one and it looks like this:
```html
" rel="bookmark">
```
Then change it to:
```html
" rel="bookmark">
```
**H2 Tags in the Sidebar**
One of the biggest failures of WordPress blogs is that every sidebar is filled with incorrect H2 tags. The problem is that search engines start to think that words like "links" and "popular posts" are universal for all articles.
**Edit Styles**
In the backend, open your style editor and specify all menus that contain H2.
If you use widgets,
then open wp-includes/widgets.php and search:
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