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The best WordPress plugins

The best WordPress plugins

W3 Total Cache – This is one of the best WordPress plugins that will
increase your websites speed. It will load all your pages a lot faster
and it will save static versions of your pages. It requires a lot less
CPU usage when you are using this plugin.

Akismet – This plugin is very important when you own a website where it
is possible to comment on pages or blog post. Akismet is standard
installed in WordPress, but you will need to activate it by signing up
and requesting an API Key on the website. Akismet is a plugin that will
stop 99% of all spam on your blog or website.

Yoast WordPress SEO Plugin – When you aren't listed very well in Google
it is most likely that you are missing some SEO settings. It can be very
frustrating when you are doing your best to make a website but you don't
get any visitors at all. This plugin will make it possible to improve
the SEO of your website by adding General SEO settings, but also page
analysis, advanced SEO and Social media.

WPTouch – When your theme isn't supporting mobile devices it can be very
hard to view your website on such a device. WPTouch creates a mobile
version of your website instantly on installation. There are a lot of
settings that can be changed and it is very helpful for all your mobile
visitors.

WPLike2Get – When you own a blog or website where users download your
files it is very important that you go viral and let more users download
your content. With this free plugin you can do just that. It will lock
certain content in your posts that will be unlocked when a user likes,
tweets, follows or +1′s you. This way you can make your own website go
viral in no-time!

AddThis – With Addthis you can promote all of your pages and posts on
Social media. This plugin will add share buttons above and below all of
your posts that will make it possible for readers of your website to
share your page on Facebook, Twitter and over 330 other social networks.

WP DB backup – With this plugin it is possible to create an instant
backup of your WordPress database. This way you will never lose content
again when a random error occurs and deletes content. When this occurs
you can simply enter your database and import the downloaded .sql file.

Facebook comments for WordPress – Who doesn't own a Facebook account
nowadays? With this simple plugin you can remove the original comments
section and replace it with a Facebook comments section. This way users
don't need to make an account and less spam will occur on your website,
commenting is also a lot quicker and it is a great way of promoting
since it will update the commenters wall that he commented on your website.

Contact form 7 – When your theme doesn't have a contact form template it
can be hard to let users and visitors get in touch with you. When using
Contact form 7 you can simply create a form and include it in a post or
page. This will let users fill in the form so it will be much easier to
get in touch with you.

Adsense Manager – When you want to earn money with your website using
advertisements and you have an active Adsense account this is a great
plugin. It will let you easily add and edit advertisements from Google
Adsense on your websites.
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Regards Gerald

Webcraft.ws
Stellenbosch South Africa
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Skype: webcraft.guru

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