Ever wake up a three in the morning in a cold sweat, wondering if your WordPress site has any broken links? Okay, so maybe that’s just me…but seriously, broken outgoing links are bad for your SEO and they’re pretty embarrassing.
You don’t want your readers clicking a link on one of your blogs and seeing this:
“Oops, that page could not be found!”
Well good news, with the FREE WordPress Broken Link Checker plugin, you can monitor your WordPress site for broken links and get instant reports (by email) whenever a link on your site is broken. The email report contains a link back to your broken link editor where you can update every link that’s been put in the “out of order” file.
Check it out:
The plugin allows you to set your broken link updates to come instantly, or once a day or even once a week if you want. Check out WordPress Broken Link Checker plugin for yourself, maybe you’ll sleep better at night too.
Out of all the WordPress ecommerce plugins available, MarketPress has got to be the winner - easy to configure, powerful functionality, multiple gateways and more. A simply brilliant plugin!
Fully integrated with the SEOMoz API, complete with automatic links, sitemaps and SEO optimization of your WordPress setup - this is the only plugin you need to help you rank your site number 1 on Google - nothing else compares.
If you're thinking about starting a paid, or just private, membership site then this is truly the plugin you've been looking for. Easy to use, massively configurable and ready to go out of the box!
Simply insert google maps into posts, sidebars and pages - show directions, streetview, provide image overlays and do it all from a simple button and comprehensive widget.
It's now incredibly easy to start your own Q&A site using nothing more than WordPress - The Q&A plugin simply and brilliantly transforms any site, or page, into a perfect support or Q&A environment.
To get a wiki up and running you used to need to install Mediawiki and toil away for days configuring it... not any more! This plugin gives you *all* the functionality you want from a wiki, in WordPress!!!
Now there's no need to pay for a third party service to sign up, manage and send beautiful email newsletters to your subscriber base - this plugin has got the lot.
This plugin is a staple for my work on seriously CMS’ed sites. But configure it so that it uses fewer resources, as it’s become one of WP Engine’s “Disallowed Plugins.” http://support.wpengine.com/disallowed-plugins/
If your lazy like me this old plug will just send them to the front page them 404-to-start http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/404-to-start/
I use it on http://www.bloglines.co.za and all the sub sites as well and google webmaster tools just love it
This plugin is a staple for my work on seriously CMS’ed sites. But configure it so that it uses fewer resources, as it’s become one of WP Engine’s “Disallowed Plugins.” http://support.wpengine.com/disallowed-plugins/