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tobias_t 03-20-2008 01:57 PM
Which SEO plugin is recommended?
 
Hi there,

We are planning to add an SEO plugin to our forum. So it looks like there's vBSEO and Zoints SEO as two popular options. Which would you recommend and why?

I really don't care that one of them costs a bit of money, I am only concerned with functionality / usability aspects.

Thanks,

Tobias

Shawn Yue 03-20-2008 01:59 PM
I Would Choose vBSeo

Because It Is A Good Product And It Provide Alot Of Fun Updates Which My Member Love It In My Forum Now

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But Zoint Seo Also Good But The Most Is vBSeo Because It Has Alot Of Features And Easy To Install

Arkidas 03-20-2008 02:00 PM
vBSEO is much neater. No edits, just install the plugin. It's also supported.

Shawn Yue 03-20-2008 02:00 PM
That What I Mean VBSEO IS BETTER

MissKalunji 03-20-2008 06:59 PM
yeah i agree too! vbseo is easy to install to maintain. Everything is just a click away and the guys are really nice

Jase2 03-20-2008 07:29 PM
vBSEO. All I'm going to say is; vBSEO is supported, Zoints SEO isn't -- and will Zoints work for future version (unless updated)? No!

Regards Jason :)

tobias_t 03-20-2008 07:52 PM
Thanks guys, that was really helpful. We will shell out for vbSEO :)

Jase2 03-20-2008 08:06 PM
Don't expect too much though, those who do always fine themselves disappointed.

Regards Jason :)

MissKalunji 03-20-2008 08:24 PM
disappointed? with what? vbseo? how :-/

Jase2 03-20-2008 08:26 PM
If you expect it too deliver amazing results, then you will be disappointed.
Quote:
Certainly vBSEO is not the holy grail of SEO. No one can deliver on a promise on a top 10 ranking for any search term you desire - it's safe to say that you will be disappointed in about 100% of the time if you believe that statement.
Regards Jason :)

Amenadiel 03-20-2008 08:41 PM
VBSeo is neat, and it has some features that zoints lacks but, that's true also for zoints over vbseo: Zoints provides a function to enter metakeywords specific for each forum, and also displays a message for non registered users to encourage them to... well, to register doh! Anyway, when I changed to VBSEO, I added two plugins to support those specific functions.

On the other side, VBSeo allows you to rewrite pretty much everything, no matter with webserver you use. I had a really hard time using zoints on lighttpd, not because it can't be done, but because you rely mostly on other user's help.

Even on zoints forum they are not too eager to help. I believe that they focus mainly in their crossforum implementations (both for zoints local and zoints tags) so they have little spare time to support their SEO plugin.

MissKalunji 03-20-2008 08:46 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Amenadiel (Post 1470065)
VBSeo is neat, and it has some features that zoints lacks but, that's true also for zoints over vbseo: Zoints provides a function to enter metakeywords specific for each forum, and also displays a message for non registered users to encourage them to... well, to register doh! Anyway, when I changed to VBSEO, I added two plugins to support those specific functions.



On the other side, VBSeo allows you to rewrite pretty much everything, no matter with webserver you use. I had a really hard time using zoints on lighttpd, not because it can't be done, but because you rely mostly on other user's help.

Even on zoints forum they are not too eager to help. I believe that they focus mainly in their crossforum implementations (both for zoints local and zoints tags) so they have little spare time to support their SEO plugin.
I notice that :-/ especially with zoint profile

Quote:
Originally Posted by Jase2 (Post 1470054)
If you expect it too deliver amazing results, then you will be disappointed.


Regards Jason :)
That's true if you don't have the right content and website don't expect miracle

SEOvB 03-21-2008 01:51 AM
Who cares, Google delivered 2k+ visitors on 500 keywords this month so far for my vBSEO forums.

Never before have i had anything that high coming from google, and especially not out of forums that are less then 4 months old!

ssslippy 03-21-2008 03:23 AM
Ive had it happen without using SEO. Having solid content that appears on engines and gets linked to your page alot will get you up there.

Shaheen 03-21-2008 03:35 AM
VBSEO is the best ;)


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