Press Release Ideas - 7 Press Release Ideas That Really Work  

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The most common mistake marketers make when creating press releases is assuming journalists write stories "about" companies. Your new business, new company president, new hire or new product may seem great to you -- but the sad truth for marketers is most reporters just don't care.


As a former TV news reporter, I can assure you most press releases news organizations receive go directly to the trash can. The few releases that do catch journalists' eyes have a few things in common. Here are seven types of stories reporters often deem "newsworthy".

- Studies and surveys. A company with healthy marketing budget can pay a survey firm to conduct a newsworthy survey, essentially creating news whenever they want it. For example, an apartment listing Web site could conduct a survey about how more Americans are choosing renting over buying in the current economic downturn.

- Lists. You see these stories in the news all the time: "10 Most Congested Cities," "15 Fattest States," "Best Cities to Start a Small Business." Simply think of a list that ties to your business and hire a research firm to crunch the numbers. For example, a lawn care company could publish the list "20 Best Cities for Beautiful Lawns."

- Hero Narratives. You'll know this story when you see it. The snowplow driver who clears off a nursing home parking lot in his spare time. The fireman who removes kittens from trees. The CEO who prepares inner-city children for the management track. To identify these stories, it's important to have open lines of communication among employees at all levels of your company.

- News You Can Use. These are often similar to list releases, but a lot cheaper -- no need to hire a pricey research firm. They can often take the form of lists or bullet points. For example, "Seven Ways to Avoid Foreclosure," "Top Tips for a Healthier Pet," or "How to Save Money on Your Apartment Rental."

- Legitimate News Tie-ins. To take advantage of this type of press release, you'll need to act fast. Current events can become old news in a matter of days. Story ideas in this category include a church holding a vigil for a missing child and a company filling a truck with supplies for disaster victims.

- Far-Out Features. The stranger the story, the more likely it is to gain publicity with a press release. A local restaurant offering a $500 hamburger is the type of far-out feature story that may get the media's attention.

- Trends. Are local rodent populations on the rise? If you're in the pest control business, that's a press release opportunity. Ideally, you'll have facts and figures (bonus points for a graph) to demonstrate the trend. Be sure to include the relevant numbers in your press release.

Megan Tsai is a seasoned communicator and award-winning writer. As a full-time freelancer, she provides business writing, copywriting and marketing communications for companies and advertising agencies.



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10 Tips For Optimizing Your Home Business On Search Engines  

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As you might have already realized, getting your home business on the top of google’s search results will bring you tons of free traffic. Traffic = Money, no?
Here’s some tips to help you achieve that.





1. Optimize your site with keywords. Be it on your website’s title, blog post’s header or article content. Don’t overdo it or your site might get banned for being spammy.

2. Google/Yahoo/MSN loves original content. Don’t plaguerize.

3. Images, Audio and Videos aren’t recognized by Google’s Spiders. Try to use text links with appropriate anchor text. (hint: keywords)

4. Get as many websites with high page ranking to link back to you. These are called back links.

5. Put related blog post links of your own at the end of every blog post you make

6. Update your website/blog regularly with fresh, original content.

7. Submit your website/blog to search engine directories or article directories

8. AVOID duplicate content. If stuff on your site is found on other sites, it will severely affect your page ranking.

9. Consider paid links on search engines like google to boost your traffic. Monitor ROI closely.

10. Keep learning new SEO techniques by investing in SEO material
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Use Multiple Keyword Research Services with KeywordSmash  

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KeywordSmash is a free online tool that lets you search every major online keyword research and content source as well as search a number of them simultaneously.



The keyword research tools that can be accessed via the site are sorted into the following categories:





(1) Offers (sites related to making money: Clickbank, Amazon, etc);



(2) Keywords (Purely keyword research tools: Google traffic estimator, Wordtracker);



(3) Trends (Tools exploring online buzz: Google Trends, BlogPulse, Yahoo buzz, etc);



(4) Demographics (Traffic and demographics analysis tools: Google Insights, Compete, etc); 
(5) Ads (PPC research tools: Google Sponsored links, AdSense SandBox);





(6) Social (Social media search engines: Twitter, Digg, Delicious, etc);



(7) News (News search engines: Google news, Topix, etc);



(8) Discussions (Forums and discussion boards: Google groups, Board Reader, etc);



(9) Articles (Article directories: Ezine articles, Article Dashboard, etc);



(10) Images (Image search engines and databases: Photobucket, Flickr, etc);



(11) Videos (Video search engines and databases: YouTube, Yahoo! video, etc);



(12) Public domain (Wikipedia, US Gov content, Creative Commons, Project Gutenberg)



To get started, you will need to add keywordsmash.com to the list of sites that can open popups in your browser. To do that, please go: Tools >> Options >> Content tab, click “Exceptions” next to “Block popup windows” (which should be checked) and add keywordsmash.com to the white list.








Now, give the tool a try. Let’s search within “Social” category:

1. Type in your search term;
2. Select search engines you want to use (Or click “Select” to choose all search engines within this category);
3. Click “Search” to open all the chosen search engine results – each in a new tab.






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25 Steps to Email Marketing  

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Email is a wonderful business tool that, if used properly, will enhance your sales and marketing efforts significantly. Try these methods to get the most of email communications.


1. Use permission lists only.

2. If you buy a list, make sure it is qualified - that is, those email addresses are valid and they belong to people who have opted in to receive emails on products like yours.

3. Ideally, build your own list.

4. Include an opt-in page on your web site, so people can sign up to receive email communications from you.

5. As an incentive, offer customers something free in exchange for sign up - a one time discount code, or a free EBook.

6. Make it easy to opt out or update an email address.

7. Only ask for the information you need - too many questions puts people off.

8. Adopt a formal policy about how the data will be used, and make sure each subscriber has to read those terms before opting in.

9. Honor those terms, no matter what.

10. Put a cap on the number of emails you send each subscriber - once a week is likely to be welcomed, but tree times a week may cause people to opt out.

11. Set up your system to flag addresses after so many failed delivery attempts; this will make it easier to keep your email list clean and up to date.

12. Avoid attachments; many people won't open them.

13. Go for something that will work in the body of an email.

14. Offer plain text as well as HTML to accommodate different loading speeds.

15. Set up a reply email, so your subscribers can reach you when they want to respond to the email.

16. Consider using a newsletter format for your email communications.

17. Subscribe to a few email newsletters, so you can see how others are using the medium.

18. Make notes on what type of newsletter formats seem to grab your attention.

19. Ask others to their opinion of which newsletters they like, and why.

20. Don't send email communications when there is nothing new to say. Repetition will only cost you subscribers.

21. Make the content of the email interesting.

22. Avoid the appearance of being spam, by not using all capital letters in the title for the email, or announcing "Free" in the title line.

23. Do always make sure the subscriber's name appears in the "To" field. It's more personal.

24. Look into using email programs that automatically include the subscriber's name in the body of the email.

25. Keep it short and sweet. Rambling emails, even if they are newsletters, are likely to be closed and deleted without being read.
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Have Your Web Site to do the Dirty Work  

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If you do things right, a web site can do all the dirty work for you and your business–all the selling, telling, convincing, pitching, and explaining.

So what’s left over for you to do at that point? Why, exactly what you want to be doing of course…


Building a relationship with your customer.

Because in most businesses that involve sales, there’s a dilemma that exists between the business owner and the customer. Many potential buyers approach a relationship with you, the seller, with their guard up. There’s a wall they’ve put up to protect themselves from being “sold”.

When you work with a potential customer you want them to come to you with their guard down. You want their cooperation and their full attention.

So how do we position ourselves to bypass the wall they’ve put up?

How to bypass the “salesman” wall
Web sites are great for explaining, telling, and selling. The whole point is that you don’t want to be explaining, telling, or selling anything that a web site, an article, or an email can sell, tell, and explain for you.

Major Important Point to Tattoo on the Inside of Your Eyelids: Once you start trying to sell someone on something, you become a salesman. What you want to be is their guide and mentor.

You want to have conversations with your prospect to be free of pitching and selling. Every time you talk you want them to be comfortable, open, and hanging on everything you say.

If your web site does all the selling and pitching and explaining for you, it gives you the freedom to be a real person and ask your prospect about their situation and what they’re looking for. You can keep it about them because they already have (or will have) access to information about your business and what you offer through your web site.

If you position yourself as a guide rather than a salesman, then you can recommend they follow a particular plan of action as a means to help them accomplish their desired outcome and they’ll take your advice seriously as a trusted resource and not suspiciously as a salesman.


Here’s how it works in practice

So much of what we do on a day to day basis is repetitious. We explain/do/say the same things over and over again while working with our leads.

So much of that can be automated.


Questions you don’t want to have to answer

If you find yourself explaining the same thing over and over again to your potential customers, write the answer down and put it on a web site.

If people ask you questions you’re not good at answering, write the answer down and put it on a web site.

So if they ask a question that for any reason you don’t want to answer right then, write the answer down and put it on a web site.

What do you say when someone asks a question you don’t want to answer? You can say “That’s a great question that a lot of people have, but it would take a while to answer and the answer to that is on my web site. Can I send you an email with a link to that answer? This way we can keep talking and the information on the site does a much better job explaining things than I can.

If it’s a one-sentence answer, go ahead and answer it, but in every business there are questions that take a long time to explain, are technical in nature, or need detail and knowledge that you (or someone selling for you) have a hard time conjuring up at the spur of the moment, or you’d rather not answer right then. Make a list of these questions and put the answers on a web site and offer to send them an email so they can get their answer without you having to give it to them right there.


This does a couple of things:

1) You don’t have to sit there and explain things to them. That can take a lot of time and, under a lot of circumstances, the more you explain things to someone the more you sound like a salesman.

2) It keeps the conversation moving in a positive direction so you don’t have to go on any tangents about topics you’d rather not focus on at that moment.

3) It makes you sound very open (like you’re not hiding anything from them) because the answer is already on your web site. This doesn’t mean that the information has to be available to anyone surfing your site. You can certainly hide it and make it available only to people who ask those particular questions (hence offering to email your prospect the information they’re looking for). But having it “already on your web site” sounds open and honest.

Use your judgment, of course

If you’re in a business, for example, where the sale is typically made the first time you talk with someone, then putting off questions and referring them to your web site might lose customers for you. There are many different situations and the best way to use a web site varies from business to business.

The point is you don’t want to be spending your time answering common questions, especially questions that are long, technical, or deviate you from whatever presentation you’re making. A web site can take care of all that, and with a web site you control how and when your prospect accesses that information.

Make sense?

Putting together a web site that does the selling, telling, and explaining for you will allow you to do what you do best–forming relationships with people so that business transactions actually happen.

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5 Add-ons from Firefox For SEO  

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For an SEO having a powerful toolset at your fingertips is the key to being efficient and effective.
Whether you’re running an audit on a potential client’s website, analyzing the competition in a new niche or taking a close look at a particular website’s strategy/tactics, you want speed, accuracy and, overall, efficiency on your side.
It all starts with your browser.
For what it’s worth, Google Chrome is pretty quick – and it has some decent built-in tools for developers/SEOs. Still, they just haven’t come close to the level of customization Firefox allows. I’m not going to mention that other browser.
In my day-to-day SEO work there are a handful of add-ons for Firefox that I can’t live without – or, I could probably live without them, but I’d be pretty cranky if I had to (and way less efficient). These add-ons turn a stock Firefox installation into a no joke, bad ass SEO analysis machine.

1) SEOMoz Toolbar

This handy toolbar released by Rand & Co. displays several metrics for the page/website you’re currently viewing. It also links directly to the SEOmoz toolset (which I use daily) via a drop-down menu.

Metrics Displayed:
--> mozRank of current page
--> mozTrust of current page*
--> mozRank of current domain*
--> mozTrust of current domain*
--> PageRank of current page
--> # of “juice passing” links according to Linkscape
* only available to PRO members)

2) SEOBook Toolbar

Aaron Wall’s toolbar is packed with nifty tools and metrics – many of them aggregating data from 3rd parties.

Metrics Displayed:

--> PageRank of page
--> Yahoo! backlinks for domain
--> Yahoo! backlinks for page
--> Majestic SEO backlinks for domain
--> DMOZ Directory backlinks
--> Yahoo! Directory backlinks
--> BOTW Directory backlinks
--> Archive.org site age
--> Compete.com unique visitors/month
--> SEMRush traffic estimate

And that doesn’t even touch on the tools available through this toolbar. There’s a lot here. A LOT.

3) SEOBook Rank Checker

The SEOBook Rank Checker is another Firefox add-on from Aaron Wall and his team. It was created for one basic purpose: to check rankings (go figure!).

It also allows you to check bulk rankings for a domain – and very easily. Simply click the Rank Checker icon in the lower right of your Firefox window, click “Add Multiple Keywords,” specify the domain, drop a list of keywords in (from a spreadsheet or elsewhere), click the Start button and go get some more coffee.
Here’s a killer use for this tool:

--> Pull up your organic keyword referrals in whatever analytics platform you’re using
--> Export 100 at a time to Excel/CSV
--> Drop them into the Rank Checker multiple keyword function to check where you rank for those keywords
--> Bang – you just generated a list of your long tail phrases and where you rank for each
--> Take a closer look at the phrases for which you’re ranking on the 2nd/3rd page of results for. These are opportunites to A) refine your on-page optimization to better target these relevant long tail phrases and create new content targeting these phrases.

4) Firebug

Firebug was built for developers, but what makes a developer’s life easier usually fits pretty well into the SEO’s toolbelt.

There’s a lot of functionality here to dive into the code and back end functionality of a website.

A few of the SEO-related tasks/tools Firebug offers:

--> Network Monitoring – check page load times and discover why your pages aren’t loading quickly (a slow-loading page can impede search crawlers)
--> Examine HTTP Headers – determine server type, response codes (uncover cloaking tactics, redirects, etc)
--> Inspect Elements – right mouse click on any visible HTML element on a page, choose “inspect element” and Firebug jumps you directly to the tag for that element in the source code (awesome for quickly evluating on-page SEO and links)

5) Social Media for Firefox

This excellent add-on from the folks at 97th Floor is geared for social media enthusiasts.

The role of social media in SEO is clear – get your content to go viral on a social network and you’re bound to 1) get loads of traffic and 2) build lots of links. Since links = rankings, social media marketing is definitely a powerful SEO tactic. Just ask Matt Inman.

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Pay Attention for 3 way link pirates  

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We all want inbound links to our websites, and many people have a links page, where you exchange links with other websites. I dont know about you, I have noticed more and more fraudsters taking a chance with 3 way link exchanges over the last few months. For those of you who manually manage your link exchanges you might find it hard to keep track of what sites you are linked on, and that is what these link pirates count on.


Link pirates are guys who try to trick you into linking to their website. The way it works, is that you will receive an email requesting a 3 way link exchange with one of your sites. 3 Way links are better than straight link exchanges, so many people jump at the chance of setting these up. The person emailing you will try to make the email look as legit as possible with a request for you to link to their site, and might even include the html for you, to make your life easier.

The scam comes when they link back to your site from another site (the third site in the 3 way link setup). This part is actually pretty clever, but just plain wrong. They will include the details of the page where they are linking back to your site, where you can check your link. The ingenious part, is that the site linking back to yours, has absolutely nothing to do with them! You assume that they have placed the link back to your site, when in reality, they are showing you a page where your link already exists. This is easy to pickup if you dont have many links, but when you have websites with hundreds of inbound links, and you are NOT using any link management software, its easy to forget a site that linked to you a year or more back.

Over the last few months I have even had a few cases where the link that was provided, showing how they have already linked back to me, was actually one of my own other sites!

The sad thing is that loads of people actually fall for it, and give these guys a link back to their website. This sort of underhanded link building is not cool, and really pisses me off.

I think what these pirates do, is visit your links page, and pick any one of the sites you are already linking to, OR, simply do a search on google for your domain name, and an unassuming site linking to yours. They then ask for a 3 way link exchange, and tell you they have already linked to you, and provide that link as proof.

What steps to take?

I have noticed that most of these guys use free email accounts, so immediately question requests from these guys.

Check how far down the list of links on the page your link is positioned. If your link is genuinely new, its more likely to be right at the top or bottom, not lost among loads of others on the page.

See if you can check when the page where you link has be ‘placed’ was last updated.

If all else fails, ask that the person changes the title of your link to something else, if they can do that, then you will link back. This is a sure fire way to check that the person really does have control of that links page.

On a final note, I have seen at least person using the same technique to build links, who actually has a real domain registered, so they dont use a free email address. The emails in question (I have received several dubious emails from them on different sites I manage) have come from a domain seohunts.com. I checked up on the domain and it is registered to an indian company. If you get any requests from people using the domain seohunts.com, BEWARE!!! Every email I have had from them, has been a pirate one. They have a lame ass website which is obviously designed just to give them more credibility if and when you check up on them.

The solution would probably be to be VERY careful who you link to (which seems to be good practice anyway), or maybe to use some software to manage your link exchanges.

I would be interested to see what link exchange software some of you use to manage your links….post a comment and let me know.

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What are SEO Back Link?  

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Back links are an important part of most successful websites on the net and are almost essential in order to get reasonable listings on search engines. Back links are quite simply, links from other websites. As part of most search engines algorithms it is obvious to see they rely heavily largely upon the amount of quality incoming links your website has.

I would like to reiterate, quality links, there are many unscrupulous link farms and link schemes that if you participate in, will get you banned from the major search engines. Search engines see links from other, usually established, websites as a mark of respect and that you probably have something to offer.

If you your website is just starting out or you are new to the world of SEO then you should know that back links are a crucial part to a website, almost as much as any content on it. With just one link to you from another indexed site you can usually get a few search engine bots visiting your site within hours instead of days, or even weeks through manual submission. Back links usually mean that you can achieve some reasonable key words in some search engines within weeks if you have a good quality site.



Armed with the above information it is easy to see how vital back links are, so now you are wondering where to get them. Well you are advised to stay away from disreputable sources like I previously mentioned but they rarely work any way, instead you should visit places like the Sitepoint Forums & WebHostingTalk where many professional webmasters can be found. It is recommended you aim to link swap with websites that have a better google page rank than yourself.
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Winning Tactics For Internet Business Success - SEO Made it Easy  

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Search engines are very difficult to completely understand. There are no complete explanations of how their ranking algorithms work. But the very fact that the average person does not intuitively know how to crack the search engine algorithms leads to all sorts of the same questions, usually variations of: "How do I get my website to the top of the search engine results pile?"


Search engine optimization is not magic or something equally difficult to understand. Instead, it is a step-by-step process and you should look at it that way. It can be summarized in the following points:

* An understanding of how search engines think.
* Knowing what search engines want
* Learning proven optimization techniques
* Applying your knowledge time and time again (experience - commonly known as trial and error!).

Of course, SEO is not completely explained by these four sentences. An automated software solution can give you the knowledge and tools to learn and implement SEO on your website with exceptional results. Success on the internet all boils down knowing how to implement Search Engine Optimization better than your competitors and getting it right the first time. If you do this, you will give your internet business that competitive edge.

However, if you have implemented SEO strategies correctly, and if you are still not seeing your website rank anywhere near where it should be on a particular keyword, then you may have one of the following problems:

* Your website may have been sandboxed (specific only to Google).
* Your website might be penalized or even removed from the index by a search engine for going against a stated guideline.
* A search engine might think that you are spamming them.
In the first case, you will have to "wait it out" with Google, while consolidating on your positions in the other search engines by continuously building links and adding content. You will not encounter the second case if you use and implement a very good automated SEO tool and understand exactly what the search engines will and won't permit.

However, like I said in the beginning, search engines are notoriously difficult to understand - their algorithms change by the second - and sometimes it is possible to all the right things and still not be ranked correctly. Search engines don't always get this part right. Called over-optimization by the major search engines, there is actually a lot of debate over this issue.

I know that optimizing your website and getting it listed is one of the hardest things to do. Believe me, I've been there. But now that you're armed with the information to get started, why not look for that automated SEO tool that will make your life easier and start you on the road to getting your site listed and ranked!
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20 Useful And Essential Wordpress Plugins  

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Wordpress is one of the most popular blog hosting content management system. Despite its feature packed options, every Wordpress powered blog needs an array of plugins to include additional features and functionality. Here is a collection of most essential plugins that makes blog management easy and creates pleasant browsing experience for the visitors.


20 Best Wordpress Plugins


1. Akismet: Undoubtedly the most essential plugin for any Wordpress install. Akismet is the best anti-spam plugin used by millions of bloggers across the globe. Akismet gives protection both from comment spam and trackback spam.



Wordpress.com API key

After activating this plugin, you simply have to provide Wordpress.com API key to kick start it. You can optionally choose to automatically discard spam on posts more than 1 month old.

2. WP Super Cache: A must for every professional blog. This plugin caches frequently accessed pages and eliminates repeated access of database. This significantly speeds up the response giving smooth browsing experience for the visitors. If your blog receives big spikes of traffic, this plugin can help your blog cope with the load of heavy traffic very easily.

3. Google XML Sitemaps: Very useful plugin from SEO perspective. This excellent plugin creates Google sitemaps compliant XML-Sitemap that helps in proper indexing of your blog. Just install and forget it. Whenever you will create/edit/modify any blog post, this plugin will automatically update the sitemap.

4. Google Analytics for WordPress: Undoubtedly the best tracking plugin. One click install and simple configuration. This plugin helps you track the following:



1. Outbound links
2. Adsense clicks
3. Image search queries
4. Downloads

5. Feedburner FeedSmith: If you are using Feedburner to promote your blog feed, make sure you have this plugin. It redirects all your feed subscribers to a single Feedburner feed and keeps track of all of them.

6. All in One SEO Pack: The name says it all. This plugin takes care of on-page search engine optimization functions with ease. It automatically generates optimized title and meta tags for every new post. After configuring, this plugin also prevents creation of duplicate content.

7. WordPress.com Stats: Like Akismet, this plugin also requires Wordrpess.com API key for its functioning. Although much of your traffic analysis needs are fulfilled by Google Analytics, still this plugin installation is highly recommended as it gives detailed statistics about your traffic right in your Wordpress dashboard.

8. Exec-PHP: Very handy plugin that lets you execute arbitrary piece of PHP code in your posts, pages or sidebar text widgets. A must-have plugin for coding ninjas who extensively customize their default theme.

9. Contact Form 7: An excellent contact form manager plugin supporting Ajax-powered submitting, CAPTCHA, Akismet spam filtering, multi-language support and much more.

10. WP Ajax Edit Comments: Another must-have plugin facilitating editing and moderating at a click of a button. Once configured, visitors can edit their own comments for a pre-defined time interval. Administrator can modify, delete and moderate the comments directly from the post page.

11. Sociable: One of my favorite and highly recommended. Sociable easily integrates social bookmarking buttons on your post pages at specified location with ease. It supports up to 99 various social bookmarking services. You can also embed these bookmarking links in your feed as well.

12. Subscribe to Comments: Sometimes readers want to take part in ongoing debate in the form of comments on selective posts. This handy plugin provides a comment subscription to the commentators to get alerts for every subsequent comment posted. At any time readers can unsubscribe

13. Yet Another Related Posts Plugin: A highly customizable plugin to display related entries beneath your posts or in feeds. This improvised plugin uses MySQL advanced search queries to correctly match the related entries displaying the highly relevant posts. Use you can display posts on the basis of tags or categories.

14. WP-DB-Backup: A must-have plugin for every Wordpress install. This simple yet powerful plugin backs up your blog's core database. You can optionally backup additional tables in the same database.

15. WP-Syntax: An ideal plugin for those bloggers who frequently use sample-programming codes in their tutorial/how-to posts. This excellent plugin provides syntax highlighting for several popular languages to give a clean and neat look to the embedded code for better readability and understanding.

16. AdSense Manager: A robust and highly customizable plugin ideal for serving different kind of ads from major PPC advertising networks. Configuration is very simple with custom placement widgets that automatically generate code for ad impressions at targeted places on the post.

17. Login LockDown: If you want to add an extra layer of security for your Wordpress install, then this plugin is a perfect addition in your arsenal. It logs IP and timestamp of every unsuccessful login attempt and optionally disable login page for some period (configured during installation).

18. RSS Footer: This plugin has dual use. It not only allows you to append arbitrary test/HTML at the end of feed but also lets you automatically embed permalink to original post with title as the anchor text. An excellent plugin to curb scrapping of your blog feed.

19. WP-Polls: Looking to host polls on your blog? Here comes WP-Polls to your rescue giving you highly customizable poll plugin. Latest version supports multiple answer options and custom CSS styles support.

20. pageMash: Ultimate static page management plugin. This plugin makes arranging order of static pages a cakewalk. Simply use the ajax powered drag-n-drop interface to shift page positions in a hierarchy. This plugin also lets you hide selective pages with a click of a button.
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