Greetings from WPBeginner HQ.
In this edition of WPBeginner's Top 10, we covered top plugins to grow your traffic, steps for making your website available in multiple languages, a guide on how to fix the 15 most annoying things about WordPress, and more.
Enjoy!
Syed Balkhi
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These plugins can quickly boost traffic and user engagement on your website. 9 of them are completely free!
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Want to make your website available in multiple languages without creating multiple websites? Here's a step by step tutorial on how to do it properly!
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Like most things in life, WordPress also has it's fair share of annoying things. We created a list of 15 things that users often find annoying with directions on how to fix them.
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As my wife and I get ready to have our first baby, we donated the coveted two letter domain (wp.org) to the WordPress foundation.
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If you like writing in Microsoft Word instead of WordPress, then you know the traditional copy / pate method messes up formatting. Here's how to properly import .docx files.
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Sometimes you just want to share a link with your blog readers instead of sending them a post. Here's how you can link your post title to another website (great for affiliates).
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We get a lot of requests for magazine theme suggestions. So we created a list of 14 best WordPress magazine themes (free and paid).
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Multi-part forms allow you to collect more information without scaring the users away. HEre's how to create a multi-page form in WordPress.
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Want to add a PDF viewer? Convert your blog posts into PDF? Add download and print option for blog posts? One of these plugins can do the job. (Great for content upgrades).
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Want to turn off automatic updates? Get email notification for when an update is available? Or turn on automatic updates for select plugins? Easy Updates Manager can do it all!
 BONUS GIFT:
Did you know that you can increase your traffic and conversions by simply adding a few power words in your post titles and call-to-action buttons.
Here's a 700+ power words cheatsheet with examples and case-studies.
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