In this tutorial, I show how I gather statistics on my blog with plugins from these 3 excellent free statistical services: Google Analytics, W3 Counter, WordPress.com. When you install these plugins in your WordPress blog, you can see current statistics on your WordPress Dashboard. This allows you to know what posts are being consulted, how people arrive on your website and you can then monitor traffic, visitors, keywords, popular posts, and much more. Why is this important? It is important because it allows you to know what your readers want and how they arrive on your website. 

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My second Plugins Pack would deal with Security. WordPress is a safe platform if you maintain it in good health by updating to new versions, updating your plugins and maintaining a good .htaccess file on the server. But to enhance the security of WordPress, we have many wonderful plugins that do all kinds of wonderful things for WordPress. In this post, I share with you my 3 favorite Security Plugins.

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Everytime you install WordPress on a hosting server, it arrives with hardly any plugins at all. This is sad because we – the developers – have to install a bunch of plugins to make your WordPress blog perform well. If these were part of WordPress, this would save me time and you money. In this tutorial, I outline my wish list for WordPress Plugins Pack #1 – Optimization.

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I've decided to set-up this English Blog so that I can share some of my thoughts and knowledge with my English-speaking friends. So many of you have been helpful with tutorials, tips, ideas and comments. And this will be my way to thank you for your wonderful support and advice over the last few years. The WordPress Community is the most helpful community that exists. We are all here to help each other out with sharing thoughts, tips and tutorials. I hope you will find mine helpful.

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