Free plugins are great and all, but premium plugins are where it’s at if you’re running a professional website or building one for a client. With premium plugins you can count on better features, code quality and documentation, as well as reliable support. After all, you’re paying for those special – and usually necessary –
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How to find the best free WordPress Plugins
According to WordPress.org, there are currently more than 40,000 plugins out there jostling for your attention. The official WordPress Plugin Directory is the obvious first place to search for the solution that’s right for you, whether you’re after a simple spam plugin for something more advanced for caching, but the results on offer can be disappointing. Sifting
