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(0 votes) 12:25 pm
July 12, 2017
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Hi, I use CyberSEO for my client's sites. I would like to know if there are SEO plugins (eg. Yoast or All-in-One) which can automatically give keywords and meta description from the RSS feeds. Any other relevant solution is also welcome. Thanks.
1:20 pm
July 2, 2009
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The CyberSEO plugin can import tags from the syndicated posts. Check out the "Auto tags" option.
8:24 pm
July 12, 2017
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I thought you understand the difference between simple tags and SEO meta tags and description. I want CyberSEO to get automatic SEO meta tags and description for each article and provide it to a suitable plugin (Yoast or all-in-one). Is it possible? If not, how else does CyberSEO support SEO?
6:11 am
July 2, 2009
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CyberSEO is able to take anything from the feed. The meta tags are not included into HTML files, not into the feeds. Course they can be imported too, but you will need a custom HTML parser for that. If you want to order one, please email to 
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8:18 am
July 12, 2017
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We can order a parser but we need to know whether after buying your parser, we would be able to automatically deliver title, keyword and description to a suitable SEO plugin (yoast or all-in-one). I hope, you have some solutions for us regarding this. I hope the keyword SEO in your plugin's name means something. We bought the premium version of CyberSEO after testing many plugins including WP RSS Aggregator, WP Pipes. The price seemed to be good and the product too. As we don't have another alternative, please find a solution.Thanks.
P.S. I have a suggestion for you. We own blogs related to lifestyle, travel, news. So, out of the feeds we use, we select only the news which fall in particular categories (not the category tag in rss). You don't have a feature for putting posts automatically into tags and categories, the feature you have only works for categories (in the rss feed). So, we found out a plugin and now we are happy with it. Here it is: Login to see this link
There might be more people who need this, so you can give a link to that plugin somewhere so people won't have to search it.
Thanks and please remember to solve our issue.
8:25 am
July 2, 2009
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Please check your email.
11:24 pm
July 12, 2017
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Please reply to my latest message and please reply here only, I work for my client and when you reply by email, only my client sees the reply. You can send an email if you want but I want reply here, on this forum. Thanks.
consultdustry said
We can order a parser but we need to know whether after buying your parser, we would be able to automatically deliver title, keyword and description to a suitable SEO plugin (yoast or all-in-one). I hope, you have some solutions for us regarding this. I hope the keyword SEO in your plugin's name means something. We bought the premium version of CyberSEO after testing many plugins including WP RSS Aggregator, WP Pipes. The price seemed to be good and the product too. As we don't have another alternative, please find a solution.Thanks.P.S. I have a suggestion for you. We own blogs related to lifestyle, travel, news. So, out of the feeds we use, we select only the news which fall in particular categories (not the category tag in rss). You don't have a feature for putting posts automatically into tags and categories, the feature you have only works for categories (in the rss feed). So, we found out a plugin and now we are happy with it. Here it is:
There might be more people who need this, so you can give a link to that plugin somewhere so people won't have to search it.Thanks and please remember to solve our issue.
4:55 am
July 2, 2009
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The CyberSEO does the same as the mentioned above plugin. You just need to define the desired post tags in WordPress and enable the "auto tags" option and all newly syndicated posts will be tagged according to their titles and content.
Also whith CyberSEO you can extract any meta tags from the original articles. For example, the following code extracts the "keywords" meta tags and uses them as the WordPress post tags:
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Just put it into the "PHP code " box.
6:11 am
July 12, 2017
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Thanks. So, should I use the code or auto-tags or both?
6:45 am
July 2, 2009
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Depends on your needs. The "Auto tags" feature selects post tags based on post title and content, while the PHP code above uses the "keywords" meta tag from the original HTML pages. You can use one of these or both together.
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