I don’t know exact numbers but some say there are more than 10 million users of the WordPress Blogging platform (and it grows by thousands everyday!).

And to make Blogging as easy as possible with WordPress there are thousand of different plugins that you can download for free and install.

Back in February I shard with you the WordPress plugins I use on this blog (click here: Which plugins do you use?).

Well since then I’ve added a few more and I wanted to share them with you so you can benefit and make your Blogging experience even better.

I’ve added a short description on each to explain their benefits and you can click on each plugin to go straight to the download page.

I hope this post helps you and let me know of the plugins, you use.

Comment LUV

Comments are a wonderful thing to receive on your blog, with AJAX CommentLuv for WordPress you can give something back to your community straight away by including a titled link for their last blog post on the end of their comment. The plugin fetches the feed of the commenter while they type their comment and extracts the last blog post title with link and displays it below the comment form. When they submit their comment, the last blog post link gets added on the end of their comment for all to see!

Why not add a comment and see?

MaxBlogPress Ping Optimizer

Do you know your WordPress blog pings unnecessarily every time you edit a post? Think how many times you click on “Save and Continue Editing” or “Save” button. Your blog will ping unnecessarily every time you click on those buttons.
Save your blog from getting tagged as ping spammer by installing this plugin.

MaxBlogPress Stripe Ad

Pop-ups, pop-overs and pop-unders are all seen as obtrusive advertising that interferes with the user experience of your blog.

I removed all of mine recently!

So, enter “Stripe Ads”, a new non-obtrusive way of displaying a single line of advertising message, a special note or other information right at the top of your blog.

See mine?

TwitThis

This plugin adds “TwitThis” to every blog post. Makes it real easy to allow your visitors to tweet your posts – see at the end of this blog post.

Go one, TwitThis!

What Would Seth Godin Do

This is cool!

By adding this plugin, new visitors to your blog will see a small box above each post containing the words “If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!” After 5 visits the message disappears.

You can customize this message, its lifespan, and its location.

Simple to install, simple to change.

Popular Posts

Popular Posts integrates with WordPress.com Stats plugin, providing a widget to show the most viewed posts. Simply add the widget to your sidebar.

Super Cache

By using this plugin you will speed up your WordPress blog significantly.

Free Traffic Getting SEO

Brings you tons of traffic… simple.

So these are the latest plugins I’ve installed.

Which ones do you recommend?