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Interesting Wordpress Plugins
Filed Under (Plug Ins, Wordpress) by Ian on 12-08-2009
Wordpress Plugins have been taking up a lot of my time lately, mainly because there are so many out there.
I already have far too many installed on this blog, which is part of the reason my site takes a little while to load. Anyway, that’s another topic for discussion another time.
Today I want to share a few interesting Wordpress Plugins I found on the Internet.
Let me know what you think by leaving a comment.
This is a great list of the Top 10 Wordpress Plugins you NEED!
Top 10 Wordpress Plugins [Must Install] | Tea Break
Yes if you are a blogger, then here is a list of top 10 wordpress plugins which you should use for your blog. Some of these plugins are not free in a sense that.
This one addresses some password vulnerability I wasn’t even aware of in Wordpress so I thought I better share it with you as well.
Plugin To Protect Wordpress Against Password Reset Vulnerability
Since morning I have been reading about latest password reset vulnerability found in wordpress version <= 2.8.3. (Details) Those who can upgrade their.
One last one for today you might find interesting as well.
Aggressive Link Building with WordPress plugins
Lars Kougal (the guy behind mywordpress.com and linklaunder.com) presented SEO Booster Lite Wordpress plugin couple of months ago and it showed an interesting SEO concept. In fact I included the plugin in Top 10 WordPress Hidden Gems …
Ok that it for now, till next time have a fantastic day.
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Josiah@Free ipad (1)
Wordpress has so many plugin the very important are few so it’s a very good post that is telling about important tools !
so nice work!
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Being the owner of Word Press Blog myself I found it very interesting to read this helpful information on Wordpress Plugins. I constantly update my blogs and install all new plugins.
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being a wordpress user..plugins really does great helps in doing my SEO on my blogs and sites..
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Wordpress provides so many plugins to their users. Most plugins are very useful to all site owners.
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Thank you for the links to the Top Ten plugins. I’m going to evaluate the Global Translator with my students in a class on social media I’ve been teaching at a youth center. Some of the kids speak English as a second language.
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I’d say the number one plugin to have is All in one SEO plug in (or any SEO type plug in). Its a great way to build search traffic when you add the right info for each post.
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Hi,
@Dave, yes I would also agree with you. All in one SEO is simply great. It helps a lot to get good work concerning SEO.
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The ones like most are zemanta’s related post plugin, I also like ‘nofollow case by case’ where I can choose not to give dofollow link to ‘bad’ sites
“Redirection” is my favorite plugin is often the first one that I install. Wordpress uses 302 redirects by default and most webmasters don’t even notice that. I switch to 301 redirect between www and non-www URLs as soon as I make a new blog.
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Ian Reply:
September 10th, 2009 at 2:19 am
Thanks for the heads up on these plugins Adam, I’ll be sure to have a look.
Actually I’m partnering on a new blog where we will be reviewing a lot of Wordpress plugins and sites. Will keep you posted about that, due to launch very soon.
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Thanks for your post. I use this plugins in my wordpress and wish you post more Seo plugins for wordpress.
Thanks
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Wordpress is very easy to use and the huge amount of plugins makes it to a very useful cms. But the often updates sucks and are not easy to handle for plugin programmers.
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Thank you, I found this post to be very informative to me about some of the plug ins for wordpress. I always get confused when I see the thousands of available plug ins. I never know which ones are worth my time.
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