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WordPress Permalink Structure – SEO Friendly URL’s

Written by admin on Jun 19th, 2010 | Filed under: SEO Tutorials
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Check out www.wordpresshowtos.com to learn more about great WordPress tips. This tutorial covers how to create SEO Friendly URLs. Also find great WordPress Themes at http

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  • crissanteiro

    very useful, thank you, just what I needed to know.

  • ProfitFromGlobal

    Thanks for this video. really helped.

  • GlenKirkhamMusic

    Excellent…. Cheers :-)

  • BillP2000

    This was great! Just what I was looking for! Consider yourself subscribed!

  • grossygrossy2

    Having an issue I can’t reconcile. When I change the permalinks, I lose a my images, including my navigation buttons. Ideas?

  • rhandellmitchell

    I’ve been trying this since last night… when I put the % in my link it shows them and there are no dashes in my keywords… When I don’t use the % my links don’t work at all???

  • wordpresshowtos

    Sorry to hear you having problems. Try adding the “/” as well to front and the end. So for example: /%postname%/

  • WebFocusToday

    2010 and this still works. Thanks!

  • thinkbig100

    but will you lose traffic traffic, if you change the structure
    a prominent WP person wrote this:
    Once you get your site indexed in the search engines and start gaining inbound links, you
    would destroy your traffic in an instant by changing your permalink structure so take the time
    to get it right the first time.

    ;

  • MassInfinity

    Thanks for this video! It was really helpful and clear.
    I bought “WordPress for Dummies” and it was not a great at explaining this as your video.
    Way to go!

  • wordpresshowtos

    Not at all. Simply put a 301 redirect on your URL’s that you’ve changed. By doing this you’re letting the search engines know where you’ve moved your link.

    Plus since you’re using WordPress you can use a plugin to do this, especially if you don’t know much about changing your htaccess files.

    I would recommend these plugins (they can be found in the WordPress Plugin Directory):

    - Redirection
    - Simple 301 Redirects

  • wordpresshowtos

    Awesome! Glad it was useful for you!

  • Farscape428

    Fantastic video!!! Your a great teacher!

  • ZinfandelRed1914

    Sorry, the image is blurry, I cannot read the text that is supposed to be placed in the ‘custom structure’ I;m a newb as well so that doesnt help. Would you mind replying with what is to be typed in there? Would be mu ch appreciated.

    I often find youtube videos hard to read text, too blurry

  • wordpresshowtos

    @ZinfandelRed1914 Sorry about that. All you need to have in that field is /%postname%/

    That’s it. Let me know if you have any other questions.

  • ZinfandelRed1914

    No need to be sorry, seems to be a shortcoming of youtube. Thanks a mill for replying and all the help offered, appreciate it.