Which wordpress pluggin would you advice for related posts and for social share
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Which wordpress pluggin for my website would you advice for related posts and for social share that won't slow to much page speed?
I had shareolic but with de new wordpress update MySql database went slow although page speed was not affected it produces a biggest consumption of the database making editing post very slow so i desativated and now i am looking for similar o all one one pluggins that uses related posts and related pages. And a social share pluggin also.
Any advice? Wich one do you use on your website?
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Strange, I tested on my site and the load time is 2.69 without the plugin and 2.75 with the plugin.
In 2008 our "friend" Matt Cutts wrote a post where he suggested 5 plugins, I am not sure how relevant those plugins are after so many is years, but is worth a try.
http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/wordpress-plugin-related-posts/
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The problem with this plugin
http://wordpress.org/plugins/yet-another-related-posts-plugin/
is that my page load time will go from 3:00 seconds up to 4:76 seconds after installing this pluggin. Do you know of one plugin that doesn`t change so much de page load time
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Here are the links for the ones I use:
http://wordpress.org/plugins/yet-another-related-posts-plugin/
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