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10 Best WordPress Plugins and Themes for Content Writers

Both B2B and B2C marketers are increasingly putting their faith in content to help market their products. An impressive number of them rely on WordPress to drive their websites and blogs. Why is WordPress so popular? It’s easy to use. A novice can get a site running in just a few hours. There’s also a wide range of plugins and themes that can be used to serve a variety of purposes. Content creation is one of these.

If you want to create better content for your WordPress site, check out the following list of ten plugins and themes.

1. PrePost SEO

This is a great plugin for handling the ‘technical’ side of content creation. Use PrePost SEO to check for keyword density to ensure that you don’t have duplicate content, and to indicate where you’ve got broken links. This plugin also provides you with great suggestions for content improvement, title optimization, and meta tag analysis. This is a great tool for learning how to write great content for marketing.

2. Keyword Research Tool

You need long tail keywords to drive truly relevant traffic to your site. Keyword Research Tool helps you to identify the right ones for your posts. This helps to improve your search rankings when potential customers search for relevant keywords. All you have to have to do is enter a focus keyword. The tool generates a list of long tail keywords based on that entry. Once you have your list, you can begin creating great content based on those keywords. Finally, you can use the tool directly from the WP interface.

3. WP Keyword Suggest

This Yoast plugin is surprisingly simple to use, and one of the most popular keyword plugins for WordPress. WP Keyword Suggest works with the top search engines (Google, Yahoo, and Bing) to ensure that you get the perfect keyword suggestions for your posts. There’s no denying that this is a very bare-bones tool, but that may be it’s the best attribute.

4. SEO Internal Links

Internal linking is an integral part of any good SEO strategy. This is the practice of including links to your other blog posts and web pages in your content. These links add credibility to your content. They drive traffic to other pages on your site, and they help search engines index your site for more accurate search rankings.

To use SEO Internal Links, you create a list of keywords and links to accompany those keywords. From then on, when those keywords appear in your content the correct link is automatically inserted.

5. Easy Table of Contents

Google and other search engines tend to favor long-form content. So do your readers. The only drawback is that long posts can be a bit overwhelming. People often want to find the section that interests them without scrolling the parts that don’t.

How do you solve that problem? First, use top quality professional writers from services like best essays, then use Easy Table of Contents for WordPress automatically generates a table of contents based upon the contents of your post.

6. Interactive Content

This plugin created by H5P  allows you to use a variety of interactive content types in your posts. You can use it to create and share quizzes, presentations, multiple choice tests, interactive videos, personality quizzes, audio recorders, flash cards, hotspots, and so much more.

There’s another perk here. Once you create interactive content, you can use this tool to share and reuse it elsewhere. All you have to do is download it, make your changes, then publish it just where you need.

7. Writers Blogily

This theme was created specifically for blogging and journalistic style writing. It’s SEO friendly, quick loading, and easy to set up. It comes with plenty of space for ads, is optimized for SEO, and easy to implement. Writers Blogily is undoubtedly a workhorse theme. Finally, it’s exceptionally responsive, so it works great on iPhones, Androids, and tablet devices.

8. The Schema

Rich snippets help your web pages stand out in search engine results. They help you earn authority within your niche, and drive traffic to your site. Unfortunately, creating content that earns rich snippets can be more than a little challenging. The Schema can help. This theme helps you to optimize your content for Google’s rich snippets. It’s based on Schema.org protocol, is mobile friendly, and provides you with the framework you need to gain a competitive edge.

9. Hoot Business

Hoot Business is easy to use, loads quickly and is perfect for unlimited content marketing purposes. It’s made for anything from small business websites to affiliate marketing sites, to digital agencies. Hoot Business integrates well with Jetpack, Google Maps, Yoast SEO, and many other useful plugins, and add-ons.

10. wpDiscuz

Writing great content is only the beginning. You want your writing to encourage readers to engage with you, and one another. wpDiscuz allows you to add a comments section to help make this happen. When members of your audience read your blog, they can share their own thoughts and opinions with you. This is a great way to get feedback on your content.

wpDiscuz is easy to set up, and responsive. You can easily enable comments on a post by post basis. There’s also an option for readers to be able to sort comments. Readers can choose to add comments by responding to others, or by creating their own thread. Moderators can close

Final Thoughts

Every single one of these themes and plugins can make your content sing, create engagement, and boost your search engine rankings. Try one or more from this list to get the most out of your content writing efforts.

Adriana Veasey

Adriana Veasey is a writer and translator with a Master’s degree in Marketing. She combines her passion for writing with her interest in research and creates thought-provoking content in various fields. What inspires her the most in her writing is traveling and meeting new people. She is now a regular editor at a popular translation service called IsAccurate.