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To a lot of people starting a new blog can seem like a gigantic task. From finding a good available domain name, setting up hosting, theme customization and installing the right plugins {if you are using WordPress}. Well to make your life simpler I have compiled a list of my Top 16 WordPress plugins.
I think these 16 are great for making your blog more functional, and user friendly in a faster time {No guarantees, individual results may vary}. So, without further ado, I give you the Top 16 WP plugins - obviously they're all free.
Top 16 WordPress Plugins
Have fun and start pluggin'! Digg the article here.
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Hey, thanks for putting up my post.
Ali, I just stumbled upon your blog from a comment you left on TC. I really like your layout and design!
Zach, do you use Wordpress yourself? It seems like I have heard nothing but horror stories about Wordpress. I have always thought about starting a blog, so I your post is very helpful assuming Wordpress is the way to go.
Jesse
Contact form 7 is the only one listed here that I would consider using.
Jesse, yes i am using wordpress currently, on wordpress.com, as I am in the process of installing it on my server. I have used the self-hosted version in the past, so thats how I know about the plug-ins.
and michael..
the contact form will be the second plug-in I’m going to install..as I agree with you; it probably is the most useful.
Curious to know if there’s a ‘transliteration’ feature/plugin available, whereby I can type my motivational poems in English and get them ‘translated’ automatically into another language (eg. Hindi) as seen in my blog http://motivationinmotion.blogspot.com ?
Sam Goh Tue. 21st Aug. 2007.
Thanks for the post!
I came across this via a pingback on the Dash-notes page, and was very pleasantly surprised to find a list VERY different to some the ones praised by other blogs. Thanks! I agree that Wp-Table is definitely one of the unsung heroes!
Hi. Very handy list. Just one question, however. Which plugin do you use for Recommended Reading?
Gary it is the Related Posts plugin available here
Thanks for the info, Hyder.
Gary
You forgot to include Arkayne Widget in your list. You know that BlogRush / EntreCard replacement you’ve been looking for?
For the curious: http://www.arkayne.com
Thanks for the great information. I just suscribed to your blog feed.Michelle