Plugins

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Plugins are a great way to add useful tools to your systems, servers, web browsers and more. I’m going to contain myself to mostly plugins related to WordPress and maybe some other popular content management systems simply because that’s what I know. In addition, I’ll expand the list to include plugins for FireFox and Internet Explorer and if I find any useful ones for other browsers, I’ll list them out and review them, too.

If you are not sure what “plugin” refers to, it’s pretty simple. A “plugin” is an add on that you “plug in” to whatever is appropriate. WordPress has literally hundreds of plugins available to manage a range of things for you. They make it easier to complete work or actions. Building a gallery and managing images can be handled through a plugin. Managing SEO-related work can be done via a plugin. Gathering SEO data about your website and other websites can be done via plugins for Firefox.

Plugins can make your life a lot easier by easily integrating access to things you want to do. Usually, they’re pretty easy to install as well. Plugins for systems like WordPress work best if you have access to the server to upload them onto. Hosted WordPress solutions often do not enable the ability to upload things directly onto the server, meaning you are stuck with whatever plugins the host installs.

Plugins for Firefox, on the other hand, require a few clicks to install and a restart of the browser to activate them. Simple as pie.

So here’s a list of SEO, online marketing, social media management and other useful plugins.