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Hi,
I’ve been working with WordPress for a few months now and i’ve got a query that i was hoping someone could clear up for me.
At the moment i’m working on a semi-static site in WordPress and I was wondering, from a SEO point of view what’s the best route to go down regarding the page content. For my static pages do i keep the content in the page template php file or do i actually insert the content into WordPress? Does it make any difference which route i go down from a SEO point of view?
Thanks,
Cameron
As far as I know, all that matters is what gets rendered on the final site. It shouldn’t matter how the content gets on the page.
From a personal point of view, I would put as much content directly into WordPress as I could.
I’m no expert by any means so take it with a grain of salt lol, but I think the only thing that matters is after it passes the server and what the engine/browser sees, like TheDoc said. So if you are entering it through WordPress, like a post in the WYSIWYG editor, it would write more php code probably, but the end result may be exactly the same after all the php parses though the server??
I personally would manually code it, because I think you have more options as far as semantically coding the markup?
Thanks for the advice guys, much appreciated.