The Publisher Recruitment Council reached out to the PMA community (members and followers) to find out which plugins are the best for bloggers and the results are in. Take a look below to see see which plugins people voted for and reasons why they love them. We hope that this list will provide you with some handy and helpful tools as you start off 2016!
Top 3 Blogger Plugins
Coming in on top is Yoast SEO. While the Yoast SEO plugin goes the extra mile to take care of all the technical optimization, it first and foremost helps you write better content.
Another fan favorite is Pretty Link (both free and paid options). It’s a plugin for people who want to clean up their affiliate links, track clicks from emails, ensure their links on Twitter to come from their own domain, or generally increase the reach of their website by spreading these links on forums or comments on other blogs.
Wrapping up the top 3 blogger plugins is SumoMe. This plugin will make it easy for your readers to join your email list, share your articles and optimize with analytics.
Other Useful Plugins (listed alphabetically) –
Alpine PhotoTile – Creates WordPress image via an Instagram user or tag
Co-Schedule – Queues social media messages to go launch once blog post is live
[*]Disqus – Blog commenting hosting service
[*]Editorial Calendar – Overview of future blog posts and enables you to re-organize
[*]Facebook Social Plugins – Gives the abilities to share your content with one click
[*]MailPoet – Newsletters, post notifications and autoresponders
[*]Ninja Popups – Newsletter sign-up pop ups to grow your list
[*]ShareASale Dealsbar – Widget that displays your merchant deals automatically
[*]Social Warfare – Multiple tools for social sharing including click-to-tweet
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