5 Most Important Plugins After Installing WordPress

What are the most important plugins after installing WordPress?

Some people say that the hardest part of every process is the beginning. Many times I have been asked what my after WordPress installation routine is. The answer to this question always stays the same, no matter who asks or what the purpose of the website is. Actually, we can ask a different, more accurate question.

So what are the most important plugins after installing WordPress?

For many, the start seems to be the toughest step. Unimaginably hard, the worst, just awful. When you think about it in the context of setting a WordPress website it gets even worse, right? I used to think so too. Let me try to change your mind about it and save you some hours of research.

First thing you should do after installation of WordPress is to install some absolutely necessary plugins. Plugins, that I have on my mind, are crucial for your website. They are universal, so that will be useful for every type of website. Let me introduce to you 5 Most Important Plugins After Installing WordPress.

5 Most Important Plugins After Installing WordPress:

5 Most important Plugins After Installing WordPress are similar to each other in some sense. They all are free of charge, easy to install and use and doubtlessly crucial to your website.

I will give you the names of publishers as well as the titles of the plugins to make searching a lot easier. The order isn't accidental. It is the right order of the installation procedure, based on experience.

1. Cookie Consent (by Catapult_Theme)

   If you are using cookies files (for example Google Analytics) on your website, you have to inform users about it due to the EU law. 

2. IThemes Security (by IThemes)

   This plugin will strengthen the level of security of your website.

3. UnderConstruction (by Noah Kagan)

   Builds “coming soon” page.

4. Contact Form 7 (by Takayuki Miyoshi)

   This one helps with managing conctact forms.

5. Antispam Bee (by pluginkollektiv)

   It blocks spam comments and it's based on European data privacy standards.

I'm going to write more about each of them soon. Stay tuned. Maybe you know some awesome plugins and what to tell us about them?