I use three WordPress plugins to dramatically increase links and save time. I would not be without them. They make a big difference to your WordPress website and improve customer experience. Check them out
1 – Pretty Links The Pretty Links is a great free plugin that helps you create bespoke ULS that you can use within your blog or for external links to your website. For example, this link takes the user to my Etsy Shop via AWIN affiliate site. It’s easy to remember and I can use it as many times as I want.
https://rwjemmett.com/etsyshop
Pretty Links says that it gives you “Shareable Affiliate Links for Email, Podcasts, YouTube & More” If you buy the paid version you get even more features including geolocation and better statistics.
2 – Internal Links Manager – The Internal Links Manager helps you automatically add links (and easily change links) on every page of your WordPress website. By linking a word to a URL then everywhere that shows there will be a link. All three plugin names on this post are linked to the plugin’s website through Internal Links. As you may have guessed the plugin works for internal and external links. So it also works well liking one post to another or to link a pots to your shop and products.
3 – RDP Wiki – this wonderful plugin help users easily add Wiki content to a blog post. Not just Wikipedia you can add links from other Wiki sites too. This is much quicker than linking to pages or using an iFrame to add links. Below I have used the RDP Wiki to add some Wikipedia content on the subject of Plug-in (computing). You can also see how I have used it on a page on my website What Classic Car.
I hope that you also enjoy using these three great WordPress Plugins.
[rdp-wiki-embed url=”https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plug-in_(computing)” toc_show=’0′ edit_show=’0′ infobox_show=’0′]
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