Plugins are tools that add extra features to WordPress. With an eligible plan, you can add virtually any feature and functionality to your website.
I can provide you with a list of popular and useful WordPress plugins that were widely used up to my last update. Keep in mind that plugin popularity and effectiveness can change over time, so it's always a good idea to check for the latest reviews and updates.
Here is a list of 25+ plugins, including both free options:
2. W3 Total Cache:
Improves website performance by caching.
3. Akismet Anti-Spam:
Filters out spam comments.
4. Contact Form 7:
A simple and flexible contact form plugin.
5. Jetpack by WordPress.com:
Offers a variety of features including site stats, security, and more.
6. Elementor:
A popular page builder plugin for creating custom layouts.
7. WooCommerce:
Transforms your site into a fully functional online store.
8. Wordfence Security:
Provides firewall and malware scanning for your site.
9. UpdraftPlus:
A reliable backup and restoration plugin.
10. Smush:
Optimizes images to improve site performance.
11. MonsterInsights:
Connects your site to Google Analytics for detailed insights.
12. Redirection:
Manages 301 redirects and keeps track of 404 errors.
13. Sucuri Security:
A security plugin for monitoring and protecting your site.
14. WP Super Cache:
A caching plugin to improve website speed.
15. All in One SEO Pack:
An alternative to Yoast SEO for on-page SEO.
16. AMP for WP – Accelerated Mobile Pages:
Creates mobile-optimized versions of your pages.
17. ShortPixel Image Optimizer:
Compresses and optimizes images.
18. Really Simple SSL:
Makes it easy to move your site to HTTPS.
19. Disable Comments:
Allows you to globally disable comments on your site.
20. Elementor Addons Templates – Sizzify Lite:
Extends Elementor with additional features.
21. Advanced Custom Fields:
Enables you to add custom fields to your content.
22. ucuri Security:
Offers website security and monitoring.
23. Broken Link Checker:
Monitors your site for broken links.
24. TablePress:
Creates and manages tables on your WordPress site.
25. bbPress:
Adds forums to your WordPress site.
Please check the WordPress Plugin Repository for the latest plugins and updates, and always ensure that your plugins are compatible with your
WordPress version. Additionally, read user reviews and documentation before installing any plugin to ensure it meets your specific needs and won't conflict with other plugins on your site.
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