All in One Webmaster

If you are a webmaster you probably heard of “Google Webmaster Tool“. Both Yahoo and Bing have their own versions called “Yahoo SiteExplorer” and “Bing Webmaster Central“. All in One Webmaster has option to add Google, Bing, Yahoo Webmaster Meta-Tags. Single click sitemap submission to Google, Bing, Yahoo and Ask. Add tracking code for Google, Clicky, 103Bees analytics. It also has option to add META TAGS for google, yahoo, bing, alexa and blogcatalog sites. It uses the wphead() and wpfooter() hooks built in to WordPress to add content to your header and/or footer.

Main Features:

• NEW: Updates the Asynchronous Tracking snippet to the latest version provided by Google

• Facebook Insights Tracking Code option added v6.5.5

• getClicky.com analytics option added

• Header/Footer section option to add any HTML code to Head or Footer of your blog

• 103Bees.com analytics option added

• XML Sitemap submission to Google.com, Yahoo.com, Bing.com and Ask.com

• Warning/Success/Failure messages added

• Option to add Google, Bing, Yahoo Webmaster Meta-Tag

• Option to add Google Analytics code

• Alexa Rank and BlogCatalog verification meta tag option added

• Quantcast Option added (v4.5.5)

Why and How to get meta-tags: http://netcrunched.com/how-can-i-find-meta-tags-values-required-in-all-in-one-webmaster/

Because privacy is important to Webmaster tools, Webmaster companies (i.e. Google, Yahoo, Bing, etc..) need to know you own a site before they will show you certain information about it or enable you to use their tools. Verification doesn’t affect PageRank or affect your site’s performance in their search results.

To verify that you own a site, you need to add a meta tag to your home page/blog (proving that you have access to the source files). Companies Webmaster Tools will check to see that the meta-tag is present. If it is, they consider you a site owner and will show you site analytics/details.

In order to use all functionalities by these companies you need to create an account. Please visit WordPress admin page and go to “Settings -> All in One Webmaster“. You will see all links in right side menu and from that you can go to respective Webmaster Service. Login, registration and verification process will guide you to get meta-tags.

Latest Changelog:

• Admin panel upgrade
• Bug fixes

Screenshots:

Thanks & Best Regards,

Arpit Shah

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