The Drupal Distro for Publishers

OpenPublish

OpenPublish is a packaged distribution of Drupal, tailored to the needs of online publishers. First released about a year ago, it has quickly gained momentum. It already has hundreds of active installations, thousands of downloads, professional support from me and my crew as well as other Drupal shops. It is the obvious choice for news publishers who want to get a head-start on Drupal.

As the name implies, you optimize your site by advertising it through social-

There are several ways to optimize a Drupal website for SEO:

1. Use the Drupal SEO Checklist module: This module provides a checklist of SEO-related tasks that need to be completed, such as setting up your site's meta tags and creating a sitemap.

2. Use the Metatag module: This module allows you to set up and manage your site's meta tags, including title tags and descriptions.

3. Use the Pathauto module: This module automatically generates SEO-friendly URLs for your site's pages, based on the content's title.

I attended DrupalCampNYC8. So many great sessions.

As a senior freelance Drupal consultant, solutions engineer, working in NYC and New Jersey, NJ, I've performed work on multiple levels: From front-end (Drupal template/twig design or themer), backend (drupal module developer), and as a project manager (used AGILE as SDLC), a business analyst, and a solutions engineer for MTA, Rutgers and others in the area.

If you are new to Drupal, the first thing is to get familiar with it. Drupal is an open-source web application framework with a content management system (CMS) bolted to it. Drupal has a lot of power that can quickly get out of hand and become unwieldy.  So, whether you're using Drupal or not, I hope to provide you with aggregated information on the different options to convert or migrate to Drupal (a page out of Drupal handbook on migration).

Web content development covers more than just writing compelling copy on pages. Things like link names, title tags, page titles, alt tags, task names, meta data, image names and descriptions, and call-to-action buttons all have to work together for a site to be usable and effective. Text should be concise and informative. For more details, see the .pdf file below.