WordPress Plugins Guide MRR Ebook

Table of Contents

Title 1
Usage and copyright 2
Table of Contents 3
Introduction 4
1. Anti‐Spam 5
2. Admin CP Skin 5
3. Admin Related 5
4. Admin Login 7
5. Advertising 7
6. Adsense 8
7. Affiliate Marketing 9
8. Auto Posting Content 9
9. Audio 10
10. Blog Layout 11
11. Blog Navigation & Post 11
12. Business 12
13. Comments 12
14. Content 13
15. Database Back Up 13
16. Ecommerce 14
17. Email 14
18. Forums 15
19. Maps 15
20. Membership 16
21. Mobile 16
22. SEO 16
23. Security 18
24. Picture Galleries 18
25. Polls 19
26. Promotion 19
27. Ratings & Reviews 20
28. Search 20
29. Stats 21
30. Social Media 21
31. Translation 23
32. Video 23
33. Writing Content 25
Plugins A‐Z 25

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Introduction

WordPress is the most popular blogging software on the planet with an ever increasing amount of WordPress plugins available it makes sense to have a resource to refer to when it comes to finding them.

Sure you could spend hours and hours finding these plugins on the Internet, but how much is your time worth?

I have been using WordPress blogs for about 3 years now and totally love it! It has evolved into a powerful Content Management Solution as well as a blogging platform which is enhanced by the number of plugins that make it such a powerful web publishing platform.

I’ve used WordPress in many different niches and markets and different purposes, it doesn’t matter what you use WordPress for, the plugins listed in this guide will transform your blog into a powerhouse.

Some of the plugins are repeated as they are relevant for more than one category. There are also some pretty awesome Premium plugins that you have to pay for, which we’ve put at the end of each category under a green ‘Premium’ heading.

Also, I’d like to point you to a free service for fixing plugins. Upgrading to a newer version of WordPress can be a frustrating experience when some plugins suddenly don’t work and the author doesn’t update them. Well, Maxblogpress are offering a solution to this problem: