Why the Most Popular Plugins may not be Your Best Option

With the current need for social distancing I am offering a virtual event this week. We will be using Google Meet. Payments can be made via PayPal to sales @ 7thcircledesigns.com for $10 and I will send the link to all PAID attendees on Tuesday evening and again 1 hour prior to the event. If you prefer not to use PayPal, you can use this link https://www.7thcircledesigns.com/product/pay-your-bill/ and under invoice enter Meetup 20200413, or you can use cash.app/$EricLeuthardt

Do you use Yoast, WordFence, and W3 Cache? Are they your best option for your particular environment? Have you considered different options?

When you look at the different hosts, plugin combinations, and the amount of content for each site you may work with, the most popular plugins may not be your best choice. If your host prohibits certain plugins you may also need to consider other options. I have a combination of plugins that work well on shared hosting because of their low resource usage, consistent updates, and ease of configuration. Tonight we will cover what I use and why I chose them over something that may be more popular.

Presentation starts promptly at 7