Ordinary people, like you and me, sit at their computers until their fingers get sore and develop these worpress plugins for us in their own spare time with the hope of a donation or two. I consider them php-tech-heads. They are priceless and really do a great job of creating tools for us bloggers to keep our business in order. So don’t be afraid to go to give a contribution, if you think the

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plugin makes your life easier. And trust me, some of them REALLY make like easier.

There are worpress plugins that can be used to get traffic, organize, update, ping, advertise, track statistics and a whole host of other things. I’m sure you will find at least 30 that you can use to make your blogging life simpler.

Here’s a list of my favorite plugins for worpress:

• Subcribe to comments by Mark Jaquith
• Lucy’s Link Love by Lucia Liljegren
• adsense manager by Martin Fitzpatrick
• dd-formmailer **I really like Matt.
• digitalfingerprint by Kirk Montgomery
• Askimet by Matt Mullenwg
• Do follow by Denis D. Bernady
• Snazzy Archives by Vladimir Prelovac
• All In One by Michel Torbert
• Digg This by Aviran Mordo
• Ping Optimizer by MaxBlogPress
• Simple Captcha by Zorex
• Postteaser by Weyhan Ng
• Simple Link Cloaker by Steve Johnson
• Google XML Sitemaps by Arne Brachold

Okay. I think that should be enough worpress plugins to get you started and on the road to a rich and static blog. Just remember what I told you about these php-tech-heads; most of them do this in their spare time for you and me to become money making bloggers.

It’s very simple to download these plugins with the latest version of wordpress. If you want to start a blog and have it optimized for success, go down the list and download each and every plugin worpress for your blog.

Questions? Don’t be afraid to ask.