In this post we’re featuring 10 kick ass plugins for wordpress that work with your feeds. RSS Feeds are a great way to allow people to keep up with your site without having them actually visit your site. But what happens if you don’t want them to get away ad free? There’s a plugin for that. Or what about if you want to add a copyright line to your feed posts so scraper sites can’t steal your content? There’s a plugin for that. Enjoy this post of 10 free feed plugins for wordpress. read more
Getting your readers to comment more often is a great way to build a relationship between yourself and your readers. These comments plugins for wordpress allow you to turn your blog into a place that the visitors feel comfortable commenting and also gives them some added incentive (comment luv gives the person commenting’s most recent blog post link under their comment, for the added backlink). Enjoy these 10 comments plugins for wordpress and let us know if you have any more that we don’t currently have listed by leaving us a comment 
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A blog can get straining on a web server (especially shared hosts) when there are lots of images inside the content and the website is receiving a lot of traffic. A heavy traffic flow is a great thing for blog owners, but when that traffic ends up doing more harm than good (bandwidth limits, slow loading times, ect) there needs to be a solution. Thats where these awesome Cache plugins for wordpress come into play. Utilize these plugins to help load times and server load issues – and reap the benefits along the way (more readers, more traffic, more money). read more
Keeping up with stats for your blog can be a time consuming task, so when I went hunting for some ways to knock down the time it takes to check my stats, these plugins really helped. It puts stats right into your wordpress admin panel so you don’t have to log into numerous different websites. Enjoy them and let me know if they knock down your time you spend stat checking. read more
Getting your readers to check out your posts is the first step in building a reader base. But what happens after they read your post? Should they leave a comment? Should they subscribe? Why not give them some related content for them to read so that they can stay on your site longer and really become interested in your blog – and see that you’re writing some of the best content in the world! Enjoy these 7 related posts plugins for wordpress below. read more
Building a reader base for your wordpress blog can be something that takes time, dedication and determination. So, while you’re busy busting your ass, building the biggest and baddest blog you can, why not make some cash at the same time? Below are seven advertisement management plugins for wordpress that we find highly useful. Enjoy! read more
Welcome to the first official wordpress essentials week here on WP guerrilla. The aim and main goal of this week is to post up 50+ articles that feature must have plugins for wordpress. This will allow you to find specific plugins for your wordpress blog without having to spend countless hours searching around the web – they’ll all be right here! Keep reading past the jump to find out more about this week and what you can expect in future wordpress essential weeks. read more
When you’re setting up wordpress test installs to check out a clients theme (or a free/premium theme you’re releasing), there’s always the un-fun task of putting 10-15 posts together to populate it so you can make sure everything is functioning properly. I’ve done this countless times and have used other dummy post files released in the past, but today I decided I was going to put one together that would benefit me and showcase the normal things I check for in wordpress themes.
The file is also downloadable here, provided as-is. I did not add any pages to the dummy file, but I might do this in the future if I see a need for it.
