Essential Plugins by Jonathan Dingman
- 2. Plugin Name: SEO Smart Linksby Vladimir PrelovacPrimary BenefitsIn-post, relevant links to posts and categories
- 4. Custom keyword linking (optional case-sensitive)
- 5. Limitation optionsPlugin Name: Google XML Sitemapsby Arne BracholdGreat for SEO
- 6. Easy to use
- 8. Updated regularlyPlugin Name: Yet Another Related Posts Pluginby Michael F.Key BenefitsGreat for both SEO and user experience
- 9. Users can see related content that they may like
- 10. Search engine spiders also see related content, making those links more “relevant” to the pagePlugin Name: Redirectionby John GodleyGreat Use CasesTrack the number of clicks
- 11. Affiliate links
- 12. Links you don’t want to pass “juice”
- 13. Be able to change where a link goes to later on
- 14. Track how often a link is clicked on
- 15. Disallow all outgoing links (SEO reasons)Plugin Name: W3 Total Cacheby Frederick TownesCaching, Caching, Caching.By far, one of the best caching plugins available today.{ CDN options – Minify options (HTML/Javascript) – Memory Caching via Memcache/APC }
- 16. Plugin Name: WP Super Cacheby Donncha O CaoimhCaching is Important!This plugin focuses on utilizing file caching and is extremely good at it.Not a ton of options out of the box, but still a great caching plugin.I prefer W3 Total Cache where possible, but not all web hosts can handle it.
- 17. Plugin Name: Google Analyticsby Joost de ValkEasy to use
- 18. Lots of options
- 19. Updated regularly for improvements and security updates
- 20. Plugin Name: Tweetedby Jonathan Dingman, DreArmeda, ShaneFEasily embed tweets from twitter…the plugin authors are really cool :)
- 21. Thank you!Slides can viewed at…http://wpvibe.com/ocwc2010(props to DreArmedafor helping me with the design of this presentation)(he’s the goofy looking Cuban in the back, so say hi)