WPTurbo is developed to add content to your website automatically. It comes with over 20 modules to help you grab content from multiple sources. You can filter your content based on your keyword list. Each module has its own template, giving your website a more professional look and feel. Posts can be fully automated. You can choose to post to certain categories under certain user names. Posts can be tagged automatically as well.

WPTurbo supports eBay, Amazon, Clickbank, and many other popular affiliate websites. If you want to make money from your website, you can just provide the plugin with your affiliate credentials, and it does the rest for you. The templates are highly customizable too. This theme’s tags make it easy to update your templates without doing any major programming.

I love the fact that I can import RSS feeds to my sites by using this plugin. Of course, since Google has cracked down on content farms, it is not recommended that you use this plugin to create content farms. It is still a good tool to use to monetize your unused domains. Instead of parking your domains, you can use a mix of original and automated posts to keep your unused domains relevant in the eyes of the search engines.

WPTurbo is a powerful plugin but you want to be careful how you use it on your site. You do not want to steal other people’s content nor do you want to get your site flagged by Google and other search engines. The plugin has worked quite well for one of our clients (turned multiple sub-domain sites into a portal on the main domain). The sky’s the limit here but you want to do your homework before incorporating this plugin into your website.

Onswipe: a powerful platform that makes your website as tablet friendly as possible. It makes going through your content easier on tablets such as iPad.

Mobile Theme Switcher: it allows you to show a different theme to your iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad visitors than your desktop visitors.

WiPad: an iPad friendly theme for WordPress that makes it much more convenient for your iPad visitors to go through your content. Both viewing modes are supported.

iPad Swipe: adds swipe functionality to your blog. Essentially, your visitors will be able to go through your posts by using their fingers to swipe left or right.

App Store TopCharts: if you happen to be running a blog about iPhone and iPad applications, you can use this plugin to add iPad and iPhone apps to your website.

iPad Widget: planning to sell your e-book on iPad? This app lets you add an iPad frame with the image of your book inside to your website.

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Once you install GTranslate, you will have the chance to modify its behavior from its options page. You can easily define the default language for your translation widget. GTranslate does allow you to keep track of the action taken on your site (as far as translations are concerned). If you are planning to target only a handful of languages, you can just turn the “show dropdown” feature off.

This plugin does have 3 translation methods (“on the fly” is my favorite). You have multiple flag sizes to choose from. The pro version is even more powerful as it supports search engine friendly URLs (e.g. www.site.com/fr). Your translated pages can be indexed that way. You’ll also have a chance to monetize your international traffic with Adsense more effectively. The pro version supports caching and can improve your website’s performance.

If you happen to get a decent amount of traffic from an international audience, you owe it to your visitors to provide them with the tools to help them understand what you have been writing on your website. GTranslate and GTranslate Pro offer you that opportunity.

SEO Smart Links Pro: a powerful WordPress plugin that lets you improve your site’s internal link structure dramatically. The pro version gives you much more flexibility and better performance.

Scribe SEO: a great tool for those hoping to optimize their content for the search engines. It can help you choose the best keywords and optimize your content/links for the search engines.

All In One SEO Premium: All In One SEO is one of the most popular, free plugins available for WordPress. The Pro version has its own support forum, is advertisement free, and is the ideal choice for professional projects.

A/B Theme Testing Plugin: a unique plugin that lets users test multiple WordPress themes at the same time and choose the one that gets them the most action.

SEO Booster Pro: a search engine traffic tracking plugin that shows you which keywords your visitors are using to get to your website from the search engines. A great way to keep up with your ranked pages and their keywords.

What’s your favorite premium SEO plugin for WordPress?

Anticipate may look like a theme but it is actually a plugin. It does give you the chance to choose which pages you’d like to see in your front page’s jQuery slider. It also has an e-mail section for you to start gathering leads even before your website goes completely live.

You also have the option to add your RSS feed, Twitter account, and Facebook URL to this plugin. Your logo and tag line can be changed from the options page as well. The completed % is quite a useful feature too.

If you intend to do a major redesign to your website or launch a brand new product, Anticipate can be quite a useful tool to avoid turning off your audience while you put the final touches to your product.

My Review Plugin: a powerful plugin that turns your website into a fully-fledged review portal. It adds ratings to your comment section and enables you to build awesome looking comparison tables. Comes integrated with Google Maps. Automatically grabs thumbnails too.

WP Review Site: this plugin is written specifically for those who want to make some money from comparison websites. Adds ratings to your website and comments. Allows you to sort your posts by the # of reviews or ratings.

WP Review Engine: a flexible plugin that works with almost any theme. It works great for affiliate review portals. It even has its own URL cloaking system. Google Maps is integrated into this system. Supports importing data as well, saving you time in the process.

Have you used any of these review plugins in the past?

A/B Theme Testing Plugin is based on a simple concept but quite powerful at the same time. It rotates themes among your visitors evenly, allowing you to test multiple theme designs on your website and choose the best one for your website (based on the conversion rate or user feedback). It is compatible with analytics apps such as Google Analytics. You probably need to know how to read your Google Analytics data. Other than that, you can just add multiple themes to this plugin and see which one performs the best.

This plugin creates a custom segment for each theme you decide to test on your website. That way you can keep track of each theme’s performance in Google Analytics. You won’t need to be a WordPress genius to get this plugin to work. At the same time, you probably need basic knowledge of Google Analytics to get the most out of A/B Theme Testing Plugin. It is an awesome plugin to help you find the best theme for your website.

WP-Answer: a wonderful plugin that turns your website into a Q&A website. It can even grab questions from Yahoo! Answers and fill your website until you start getting some decent traffic.

Autoblogged: we are not big advocates of auto-blogging, but there are certain situations in which you want to automate certain things on your portal. Autoblogged lets you do just that.

Scribe SEO: lets you optimize your content for the search engines and discover new ways to get more out of each and every post (as far as SEO is concerned).

Anticipate: a powerful plugin that transforms your WordPress website into a launch portal while you work to bring your new product to the market.

Wibiya: Wibiya plugin adds Wibiya social toolbar to your website. Wibiya has plenty of applications you can add to your toolbar to build a more solid community and promote your content more effectively.

What’s your favorite plugin for WordPress?

Events Calendar Pro makes it easy to share your upcoming events with the world in your blog posts. Adding and modifying your events could not be any easier (from your post page). As you can see in the above screen-shot, the plugin comes integrated with Google Maps, so you can display your posts in the most sophisticated way possible on your website. Your visitors can easily find their way to specific event details on your website. They can always use your calendar view to get a sense of what you have in store for them.

I like the fact that the latest events can be displayed on my sidebar using this plugin’s custom widget. It can be used for international sites too. Events Calendar Pro does support most of those relevant information for your events (though it can be improved a bit in this area).

Using event themes is one way to go to manage your events on your site, but why do that when you can use this plugin. It is quite powerful and easy to implement. Makes life much easier for those hosting event lists on their sites.

PadPressed is more than just a simple plugin. It has everything you need to offer your iPad visitors the best experience possible. For starters, it lets you pick and choose your featured stories on iPad. It also has a built-in social sharing feature that gives your visitors an easy way to share your stories with their friends and followers.

PadPressed does a lot of little things that may look simple on the surface but are absolutely necessarily for blogs that want to offer a better experience to their iPad visitors. For instance, PadPressed automatically reformats your logo and uses it as the icon for your blog if someone decides to add your site to their iPad home-screen.

PadPressed provides support for swiping and touch on your blog, making it more convenient for your visitors to go through your stories. It makes your blog accelerometer aware too, which is a huge plus.

Overall, this plugin gives you an affordable way to connect with your blog fans on iPad. It’s easy to install and does what it promises. It’s affordable too.