Hi,
I’m using Yoast SEO 15.4 and the latest version of Elementor. My Elementor pages are within Cart Flows. When I edit one of these pages with Elementor, as I click in the hamburger menu from the main Elementor sidebar, there is no button or tab for Yoast SEO.
How To Optimize For Seo
Elementor is an amazing page builder, it is extremely easy to use and is one of my favorite page builder. I use it on a daily basis to make new pages or post new blogs both for me and my clients. But most people who are new to WordPress have one simple question in mind, does elementor affect the SEO of a WordPress page or post? Elementor is the most popular tool to visually build websites in WordPress. It makes it easy to build beautiful sites and landing pages without you having to code a single line. Yoast SEO is fully compatible with Elementor, ready to help all those awesome pages perform well in the search engines. Optimizing content in Elementor made easy! Hi, I’m using Yoast SEO 15.4 and the latest version of Elementor. My Elementor pages are within Cart Flows. When I edit one of these pages with Elementor, as I click in the hamburger menu from the main Elementor sidebar, there is no button or tab for Yoast SEO.
Hi all, I have the exact same problem. My site is under construction so I cannot share the link but my situation is exactly the same as the printscreen shared by @enxaqueca.
Do you know how to solve this issue?
Using Elementor Pro v3.2.0 and Yoast SEO v16.0.1
Elementor Seo Tools
Hi team,
I’m really interested in TSF and if it’s what I need I won’t hesitate to purchase it.
So I’m developing a few WordPress sites using the JNews Theme (link if you’re interested: https://themeforest.net/item/jnews-one-stop-solution-for-web-publishing/20566392 ).
This theme uses Elementor as the page builder. Now, I also wanted to write posts and articles with Elementor. But I’m not sure if this scenario is a compatible with your plugin! Can you please give me more insight on this? How would I write a post using Elementor (and all the crazy things it allows to create) and then “boost” its SEO using your plugin?
I’m afraid that Elementor will not produce state of the art HTML and that Google won’t “understand” it for SEO purposes, thus not ranking the article as much as they can. I’m also afraid (since posts created with Elementor would not technically be normal WordPress posts, I guess?) that your plugin won’t be able to process Elementor posts correctly or as efficiently as if they were a normal WordPress post.
Can you please clarify things for me? And then maybe suggest the best approach in my situation to write SEO-optimized articles?
Thanks a lot.
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