WordPress comes with a whole host of free and paid plugins you can use to build a killer website. Installing too many plugins is not wise, but sometimes you have to do it to get all the features you would like your site to have. Here are 5 plugins you can use to manage and organize your plugins:
Plugin Columns: adds columns to your plugins list to let you filter them by category or install date. You can export and import plugins and categories.
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Plenty of top sites share offers, news, and major updates with their audience in the header or footer of their website. HashBar Pro is one of many plugins you can use to add such functionality to your site. You can use it to create unlimited notification bars to display email subscription form, promotional content, social buttons, and everything in between.
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We have all seen IBM Watson commercials on TV. It is not just useful for large businesses. You can take advantage of it to better serve your visitors. IBM Watson Assistant for WordPress lets you use this bot to answer frequently asked questions by your customers.
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Crowdfunding communities such as Indiegogo and Kickstarter have enabled many small business owners to bring their products to the market and realize their dreams. You can always host your own crowdfunding campaigns on your own site and keep all the funds. Crowdmerc for WordPress is just the theme for the job.
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So you love developing useful products all the time? By preparing proper documentation for your work, you are going to have an easier time keeping your customers happy. weDocs is a handy plugin that lets you do that on your WordPress site. It lets you easily change the order, tags, and create new docs.
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In the past few years, we have covered a bunch of cryptocurrency plugins that let you display the latest prices and trading volumes on your website. Coinpress lets you take your site to the next level with thousands of coin detail pages with real-time price, marketcap, charts, and historical data.
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Running a growing community comes with many responsibilities. Even when you are wearing multiple hats in your community, you could always rely on your loyal readers for content moderation. Flagged Content Pro is a commercial plugin that enables your visitors to report broken links and inappropriate posts.
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