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Comments on: Top 10 WordPress Plugins You Didn’t Know Your Website Needed https://www.designatude.com/blog/top-10-wordpress-plugins-you-didnt-know-your-website-needed/ Fri, 02 Nov 2018 02:02:25 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.1.19 By: Brad https://www.designatude.com/blog/top-10-wordpress-plugins-you-didnt-know-your-website-needed/#comment-142 Thu, 21 Jun 2018 22:39:06 +0000 https://www.designatude.com/?p=6607#comment-142 Hi Enstine

Thanks for stopping in and adding your input. Yoast is a must have, and the premium version is worth getting! Monster Insights works well for our clients to have all data within their WordPress dashboard. Our clients have appreciated the Show Plugin Menu Items on Activation to help simplify the dashboard as well.

We plan on expanding on this list soon, as there are a plethora of plugins out there certainly worth using. I will let you know when more are added!

]]> By: Enstine Muki https://www.designatude.com/blog/top-10-wordpress-plugins-you-didnt-know-your-website-needed/#comment-141 Thu, 21 Jun 2018 21:42:59 +0000 https://www.designatude.com/?p=6607#comment-141 Hi James,
Good to see you hear. You both are rocking.

I have been going with Yoast from my day 1 in blogging. Just about making up my mind to upgrade to premium for more features and benefits.

I have Thirsty Affiliates and OptinMonster as well. Both my theme and web hosting service are premium so they help me handle other aspects as backup, image optimisation and security.

I tried MonsterInsights some months back but didn’t quite pay attention to it. Maybe it’s something I should check more closely.

I never heard of “Show Plugin Menu Items on Activation”. Given my knowledge familiarity with WP dashboard, I may not really find this solving a problem for me. Thanks for mentioning as I know a lot more people will find it useful.

Thanks for making it awesome here today. I will step over to designrfix dot com to know more about you and your service.

Hey Brad thanks for inviting James 😉

]]> By: Brad https://www.designatude.com/blog/top-10-wordpress-plugins-you-didnt-know-your-website-needed/#comment-137 Wed, 20 Jun 2018 18:27:25 +0000 https://www.designatude.com/?p=6607#comment-137 Hi Stefan

Yoast is certainly the most popular plugin out there for good reason! We generally use WP Fastest Cache for the ease of use and it works extremely well. There are several good cache plugins out there for use, though. We will be adding on to this list, as there are several more plugins that we use and worth mentioning.

Thanks for stopping in and I really appreciate your input!

]]> By: Stefan Alexander https://www.designatude.com/blog/top-10-wordpress-plugins-you-didnt-know-your-website-needed/#comment-136 Wed, 20 Jun 2018 14:10:55 +0000 https://www.designatude.com/?p=6607#comment-136 Hi James,

This is a great list of plugins. I have most of them on my blogs. The first thing I always install is Yoast. Their features help me with the initial set-up for my blog thanks to their sitemap generator, integration with Google, and all that good stuff. They are pretty good.
I also use Broken Link Checker. It keeps all my links active, and whenever one is down, I get an email about it. I use a different cache plugin, though. I think they aren’t different in many ways, they basically do the same thing. Still, having a cache plugin is necessary to keep your website’s load time as minimal as possible.

Thank you for sharing this!

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