There are literally thousands of themes and plugins available to help you customize your WordPress website to do almost anything you need it to do. However, navigating this sea of plugins can often be a daunting task. During this session, we’ll go over the best practices for finding the right plugin for your needs, and talk about the 7 WordPress plugins I believe are essential to every WordPress-powered site.
22. Plugins for Capturing Leads
Ø Basic Lead Gen
– Contact Form 7 (free)
– Gravity Forms (paid - $39-$199)
Ø Intermediate Lead Gen
– Email Before Download & Download Monitor (both free)
– SumoMe (sumome.com - free with paid upgrades)
Ø Advanced Lead Gen
– OptinMonster (paid - $49-$399)
– LeadPages (paid - $37-$97 per month)
28. Plugins for Performance
Ø Use Google Libraries (free)
Ø W3 Total Cache (free)
Ø Scripts to Footer (free)
Ø Better Wordpress Minify (free)
Ø Wordpress SEO by Yoast (free)
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/
31. Backup & Security Plugins
Ø Security
– Wordfence (free with paid upgrade)
Ø Backup
– UpdraftPlus Backup and Restoration for
Wordpress (free with paid upgrades)
– Vaultpress (paid)
– BackupBuddy (paid)
32. A note on Performance and Security
3 BIGGEST FACTORS:
1. Get high-quality hosting
2. Use a well-coded theme
3. Use only reputable, well-developed
plugins (and uninstall ones you
aren’t using)
33. A note on Performance and Security
3 BIGGEST FACTORS:
1. Get high-quality hosting
2. Use a well-coded theme
3. Use only reputable, well-developed
plugins (and uninstall ones you
aren’t using)
34. A note on Performance and Security
3 BIGGEST FACTORS:
1. Get high-quality hosting
2. Use a well-coded theme
3. Use only reputable, well-developed
plugins (and uninstall ones you
aren’t using)
35. A note on Performance and Security
3 BIGGEST FACTORS:
1. Get high-quality hosting
2. Use a well-coded theme
3. Use only reputable, well-developed
plugins (and uninstall ones you
aren’t using)