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"JetPack by WordPress.com Google Analytics by Yoast Analytics Stats Counter Statistics Simple Feed Stats WP Power Stats W3Counter Free Real-Time Web Stats WP Statistics Running a website without access to statistics is like piloting a ship without a compass. You might eventually get to your destination, but you'll suffer through a whole lot of unnecessary headaches along the way. Analytics hold the key to understanding exactly what your audience wants, which kinds of content gets them hooked, and maximizing engagement, conversions and (of course) your bottom line. There's a veritable treasure trove of data out there that you can take advantage of without investing in expensive advertisement campaigns, and with this post, you've got a map in your hands. To get started, let's break down how individual statistics can help you make better decisions, then go over a list of plugins that will get you all the data you need."

"YSlow analyzes web pages and suggests ways to improve their performance based on a set of rules for high performance web pages. Feature highlights: Grades web page based on one of three predefined ruleset or a user-defined ruleset; It offers suggestions for improving the page's performance; Summarizes the page's components; Displays statistics about the page; Provides tools for performance analysis, including Smush.it™ and JSLint."

"WassUp Real Time Analytics Analyze your visitors traffic with real-time statistics, a lot of chronological information, charts, a sidebar widget."

"Plugin allows you to set up advanced rating and review system for post types and comments in your blog using single, multi and thumbs ratings. GD Star Rating plugin allows you to set up rating and review system for posts, pages and comments in your blog. You can set many options for displaying the rating stars, and add widgets into the sidebars for displaying top ratings and other statistics generated by the plugin. Plugin includes advanced settings panels that will allow you to control many aspects of rating. Plugin also supports multi ratings along with thumbs based ratings. Plugin supports use of cache plugins and dynamic loading of data using ajax."

"Slick social share buttons adds facebook, twitter, google +1, linkedin, digg, delicious, reddit, stumbleupon and pinterest pin it social media buttons Add facebook, twitter, google +1, linkedin, digg, delicious, reddit, stumbleupon and pinterest pin it social media buttons to your website in either a floating or sliding panel and see summaries of all your social metrics in the admin social statistics page"

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Based on ideas in an excellent post by Avinash Kaushik this plugin calculates some statistics about your blog.

"Easily send emails from your WordPress blog using your preferred SMTP server SendinBlue's official plugin for WP is a powerful all-in-one email marketing plugin. At a glance: Subscribe forms - Create custom subscribe forms and integrate them easily in your posts, pages or sidebars Contact lists - Manage your contact lists and take advantage of advanced segmentation to improve your campaigns performance Marketing campaigns - Easily create and send beautiful newsletters using drag and drop builder or selecting from our template library Transactional emails - The wp_mail() function use automatically SendinBlue's SMTP for enhanced deliverability and tracking Statistics - Real-time dashboard giving you a global insight over deliverability and performance: opens, clicks, bounce reports, etc."

Plug-in is small snippets of code allowing you to add extra functionality to your site! Like, if you want to get idea of the statistics of your site, WordPress.com stats plug-in can help, which helps you measure your number of page view matrix and it can also help you know where your traffic is coming from.

WordPress is the most used CMS for websites and blogs on the internet, powering more than 67 million websites worldwide. Recent statistics show that WordPress is used by 18.6% of all the websites, and its market share in CMS is 58.2%, impressive isn't it?