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Trying to find the best wordpress plugin at times can be tricky, with so many out there appearing to do the same thing its hard to know which are the best for you, this list should help you decide. WordPress has become one of the most feature rich content management systems on the market today. As a webmaster it is the only platform I tend to work in due to its openness, extensibility and large supportive community.  Today WordPress has grown to be the largest self-hosted blogging tool in the world, used on millions of sites and seen by tens of millions of people every day. As a result a huge market has grown for creating high quality themes and plugins for all manner of uses.

Aaargh.....What can I say.  As every small business owner knows (especially in web design), getting exposure is the most important thing.  And in my case one main focus is my Search Engine Ranking (SERPS).  Since I started my business this has slowly been getting better i.e. going from non existence to placing on page 2 on Google in a very short space of time. Not bad considering that the search term Web Design Stratford upon Avon is a fiercely competitive one.

Everyone knows the importance of site speed and its importance in retaining visitors and one of the best plugins for Wordpress in speeding up your site has to be W3C Total Cache.  For a long time I had used WP-Super Cache but found it to not necessarily work as I wanted it to.  I was always on the look out for something else and thanks to Joost De Valk I became more and more sold on the idea of W3C Total Cache, and frankly its awesome. However even though it has pretty good documentation and the install process is straightforward I found there was nowhere that really told me how to set up everything to get it working at its optimal settings.  Thats when I came across this tutorial.  I've included a downladable pdf of the guide if you would rather read this but the following information should help you optimise your websites load speed. I managed to take make my homepage load in 2.5 seconds and rank at 80 (Grade B) on YSlow, still with some work left to be done i.e HTML requests/CSS Sprites.