I’ve just released my latest WordPress Plugin list as a 30 page downloadable report. The list includes 100-plus plugins. Those of you already subscribed to my mailing list were sent the download link. If you’re not already subscribed, either complete the box on the top right sidebar of any page, or subscribe to our newsletter here. You’ll be sent the download link as soon as you confirm your subscription.
Here’s some text from the intro page so you’ll know what to expect:
WordPress is one of the most popular blogging platforms around. There are thousands of plugins available to make it do just about anything you can imagine. Having so many plugins can make it harder for the average blogger to keep up with what’s available.
I’ve put this list together in an effort to help you figure out what exactly is out there. One of the ways I personally like to use a list like this is to read through each plugin description. Even if I’m not looking for anything in particular, I usually end up with some new ideas for my website.
This list isn’t anywhere near complete. There are many, many others available either from the WordPress.org plugin directory, or from the developers themselves. It’s not my intention to tell you about every single plugin out there…I’ll be happy if this list just sparks a few ideas here or there. And speaking of which, if you absolutely love a plugin that I haven’t mentioned here, leave me some feedback or post it in the message boards. I’ll be sure to include it in my next list!
I’ve formatted this as a straight list, in alphabetical order, with one exception. Since many of us are trying to find ways to make money from our website, I’ve taken the liberty of making the first few pages about some specific e-commerce plugins that I use on my own website. I love the way they work, and the developer’s support is second-to-none. The links to these e-commerce plugins are my affiliate links. They are the only affiliate links in this document. While the plugins on this list are almost exclusively free, obviously the e-commerce plugins were privately developed and therefore are not free. That being said, they are well worth the price. I have purchased most of them for use on my own site, and I have no reservations about recommending them to anyone.
Due to the constantly changing nature of WordPress and the plugins, I urge you to check the most currently available descriptions and requirements before using any of the plugins included in the list.
Thank you in advance for your support!
Be well.
John A. Lizotte
P.S. Please feel free to pass this list along to anyone you think might get some use from it.
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