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There are thousands of plugins that you can use in your WordPress blog. Not all of them are designed to help with SEO goals. Below is the ready-to-download WordPress plugin list that will help.

Meta Robots WordPress plugin – auto – adds meta tags to your posts.

Google (XML) Sitemaps – auto – creates XML map of your site and pings it to various sitemap services.

HeadSpace 2 – powerful plugin to work with your headers, meta tags, and so on.

Aizatto’s Related Posts – auto – adds “related posts” to the posts on your blog and in your rss feed.

Sitemap Generator – auto – creates  HTML sitemap for your site.

Google (XML) Sitemaps – auto – creates XML map of your site and pings it to various sitemap services.

HeadSpace 2 – powerful plugin to work with your headers, meta tags, and so on.

SEO Title Tag – if you don’t need all the power of the HeadSpace, use this plugin instead.

SEO Slugs – prevents creating overly long urls for your posts.

Utilities

Secure Form Mailer – creates and integrates forms into your site pages.

flickrRSS for WordPress – adds image from any flickr RSS feed to your blog.

Future Posts Calendar Plugin – calendar that will show your future posts, your own time machine if you will:)

Full Text Feed – lets you use “read more” cut in your blog, and allowing full text feeds as well.

GoCodes Redirection Plugin – adds short urls.

FeedBurner FeedSmith – integrates feedburner

Feed Footer – lets you add advertisement, copyrights and other messages into your feeds.

Flickr Photo Album – integrates images, albums, groups from flickr.

Got Banners – makes it easier and faster to control banners, and you don’t have to go into your templates.

Highlight Author Comments – lets you highlight comments of your visitors (be cool with this one, don’t overdo).

Objection Redirection! – lets you create many 301 redirects easily and quickly.

Permalink Redirect – redirects your links to the new urls, useful when moving your blog or site.

404 Notifier 1.2 – lets you know about error 404 pages (so you can quickly fix them).

WordPress Mobile Edition – creates simplified version of your blog for cell phone users.

Wordpress Organizer – makes your work with images a breeze.

Who Sees Ads – lets you choose who will see your ads, useful for geotargetting.

Absolute Comments – makes it easier to comment and manage comments.

Photo Dropper – makes it easy to add images from flickr that are protected by the Creative Commons license.

Search Pages – enables searching not only the posts but also your pages.

Wordpress Automatic Upgrade plugin – automatically updates your wordpress engine, a must have.

WordPress Database Backup – auto – backup of your blog’s database.

Social Networks

Increase Sociability Wordpress Plugin – displays specific message for visitors incoming from social networks.

Subscribe to Comments – lets visitors subscribe to your comments via form.

What Would Seth Godin Do – displays a special message for new users.

Share This – adds a button which lets visitors share you content with others in a chosen network.

Twitter Tools – integrates twitter functionality into your blog.

Administration

Close Old Posts – closes commenting in old posts, thus preventing spam.

Search and Replace – lets you easily find and replace chunks of text in your site’s database.

Reports and Analysis

Blog Metrics – displays statistics by month and author.

Search Meter – displays what your visitors are searching for while on your blog.

Google Analytics and Feedburner Reports – adds feedburner and google analytics into your admin panel.

Feel free to share plugins that you like in the comments area. People will appreciate it!

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“Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.” – Albert Einstein.

Beck @ ProfitSEO.com

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