Best WordPress Plugins for Content

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If you’ve done any research on SEO, you’ve probably heard of Rich Snippets, if not, don’t worry, here’s a quick definition. Imagine a typical Google search result: the meta description and title rich snippets that also show an image (e.g. a product), rating, price, and other relevant attributes. With this plugin, you can easily configure each attribute of the rich snippet on the post-edit screen. One of the most important benefits of rich snippets is that they increase your click-through rate which tells search engines that your content is actually good and relevant since users are clicking on it. This can lead to a significant increase in your rankings and traffic. There is a free version and a Pro version. The pro version has a lot more features such as the ability to add display rules and advanced schema types. It costs $59 per year or $199 for a lifetime license.



WordPress is the editor’s best friend. It’s a platform of choice among authors and bloggers to write content. Here are the best WordPress plugins currently available to help you better manage your content writing.

TinyMCE Advanced


TinyMCE Advanced allows you to customize the WordPress Visual Editor advertising database toolbar. You can easily remove and rearrange the toolbar buttons and make it look like your own toolbar to increase your productivity. Other cool features that come with installing this plugin give you extra support when you create/insert tables in your posts. It is a free and open-source plugin so go ahead and give it a try.

Wordable


Wordable allows you to easily transfer your written pieces from Google Docs to WordPress with the push of a button. No more copy + paste. Wordable is suitable for content writers and bloggers who want to streamline this process and save valuable time. What makes this particular plugin truly unique is that it also imports images, tables, and headers into WordPress. Some of the limitations of the plugin are that at this point, it does not export H4, H5, and H6 headings, nor do other writing software such as Word. The price is $19 per month, however, if you take the annual version, you get a discount. Be sure to take advantage of their 24-hour trial and see if it is a good fit for your website.



WP Dashboard Notes


WP Dashboard Notes lets you keep notes right on your WordPress dashboard, making it easy to jot down and keep track of your content ideas. The plugin comes with some really cool features like the ability to color-code your notes to better organize them, as well as the ability to create public notes that will be shared with the rest of your team. Be warned: adding these colors can be a bit tricky since you have to use a separate stylesheet. Adding notes, on the other hand, is very easy. Just look for the Add Note button in the admin bar and you’re good to go. A great use for this plugin is setting up pre-launch/post-launch to-do lists so your team knows exactly what to do every time you publish a post for example. The plugin is completely free, give it a try and see for yourself.