Slay your WordPress Demons!
Editing WordPress posts and WooCommerce products is not that hard when you have only a few of them to change. If you are planning to make bulk changes, you may want to try plugins such as WP Sheet Editor. This plugin has a spreadsheet interface that lets you make changes to posts, pages and all their core fields easily.
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Continue ReadingMost webmasters rely on social networks to drive traffic to their website. You can’t increase your reach if you don’t understand where your traffic is coming from and which posts are contributing to it. These 3 social analytics plugins for WordPress can help:
Social Metrics Tracker: lets you figure out which of your posts are popular on social networking sites. It can get stats from Facebook, Reddit, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and other sites. The data is displayed in a new dashboard panel, so you can easily see your most popular posts. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingAs your business grows, you will have to bring on new employees to keep up. Managing your employees without the right tools is not going to be easy. WP TTAR is one of many plugins you can use to track employee time on specific projects. You will be able to use it to generate project reports and graph all the relevant data.
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Continue ReadingPlenty of people buy lottery tickets on a regular basis. By hosting your own lotteries, you can generate more interest in your site and keep your existing readers more interested. Here are 3 WordPress lottery plugins you don’t want to miss:
WooCommerce Lottery: a competition and lottery management plugin fro WordPress. It lets you set start/end time for lotteries, define prices, and display future, ending soon and recently viewed lotteries as a widget. You can also define max tickets per user. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingWe have all used countdown timers in the past to get our visitors to take action faster. You can do a whole lot more with them. You can use them to time lessons, hide your posts after a certain period of time, or simply track how much you have worked on a project. Here are 15 WordPress timer plugins that can help:
Peekaboo Timer: a content timer for WordPress that lets you control the visibility of your posts based on time-based rules. It has over 30 shortcodes for you to use. [click to continue…]
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Many of us have tried numerology calculators in the past. They may not be based on science but go viral on certain social networking sites all the time. Thanks to Numerology Calculator for WordPress, you can offer fun numerology reports on your site. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingAll WordPress developers know the importance of allowing people to demo their products before completing their purchase. Creating a demo site for your theme or plugin doesn’t have to be a hassle. Not when you can use these WordPress demo switchers to set it up:
Demo Bar: allows your visitors to test different themes on your site. It has customizable colors and lets you show a purchase button for each theme. The plugin is responsive.
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