The SEO Framework v3.1 is almost ready for release! This update brings over 700 recorded changes. Many of these changes are API related.
With every major update, we tend to change the API. In this update, with all these major changes, the API has been overthrown.
Here we’ll explain what has changed superficially, and for what reason.
In this release, support for The SEO Framework v3.1 has been added.
Focus Keywords is the latest extension of The SEO Framework. It will help copywriters and bloggers writing targeted content that ranks with focus keywords, their inflections, and synonyms and that with the help of an interlinked external dictionary. Furthermore, it offers more functionality than the prevailing plugins.
With over 1 billion competing websites, your blog/pages barely stand a chance ranking on the first page of Google. Writing quality content that ranks well in search engines isn’t easy. And, during the past years, Google has made great movements in natural language processing and is analyzing text in a completely different way. Google uses inflections (different forms) and synonyms of the keyword to get better search results. With that, a simple tool that just focuses on single keywords won’t help. This is where the new Focus extension from The SEO Framework comes in.
In this release, the notice queue will no longer pollute the database, and extension assets are now correctly loaded from Windows-based servers.
TSF now integrates completely with attachment pages.
Non-custom Facebook profile links can now be set via the Social SEO settings and user’s Authorial Info settings.
Seven bugs have been fixed, mainly involving descriptions and the sitemap.
The plugin now suggests, once, that you can use Focus keywords via the Extension Manager.
