How to Configure YORGOO Booster

By Yorgo Nestoridis

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  1. 1 How to Configure YORGOO Booster: Basics
  2. 1.1 Basic Semiomantics WordPress Configuration
  3. 1.2 1. General
  4. 2. Writing‘>1.3 2. Writing
  5. 1.4 3. Reading
  6. 1.5 4. Writing
  7. 1.6 5. Media
  8. 1.7 6. Privacy.
  9. 1.8 7. Permalinks
  10. 1.9 8. Miscellaneous
  11. 1.10 9. Delete Default Hello World Post
  12. 1.11 10. Delete Default Links
  13. 1.12 Read also:


How to Configure YORGOO Booster: Basics


Basic Semiomantics WordPress Configuration

YORGOO Booster can be set up as a stand alone site or as part of a publishing and advertising network. The basic configuration we are recommending here is for a typical Set and Forget Booster.

Special Configuration is discussed at Ycademy Seminars and Calls.

In your Dashboard under Settings:

1. General

Blog Title: Enter your Primary Keyword

Tagline: Enter your secondary Keyword

Make sure your email address is correct

Make sure your UTC time offset is correct.

3. Reading

Leave as is.

4. Writing

Comment Moderation: fill in the number “1″ to read:

“Hold a comment in the queue if it contains 1 or more links.”

Note: I prefer not to allow any comments and I definitely don’t want to receive notification emails.

5. Media

You may leave as is.

6. Privacy.

Leave as is.

7. Permalinks

Select: Custom Structure and enter :

Permalink Structure

Permalink Structure



8. Miscellaneous

Leave link as is and select all three tick boxes:

Configure Upload Files

Configure Upload Files

Note: Based on experience and in function of your purpose, your seller may recommend additional settings and tweaks.

9. Delete Default Hello World Post

Under Posts – Edit: delete the Default Post

10. Delete Default Links

Under Links – Edit: delete all Links

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Author: Yorgo Nestoridis, Media Marketing & Publishing, Founder of YORGOO Publishing, YORGOO Press and Semiomantics.


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