Agree with Robert, WA does it for you.
SEO is good to have.
Not sure what AMP does
Contact forms are often required
I'm fairly sure you can also get rid of Exclude Pages. That looks like a solution in search of a problem. I have never used it and haven't seen a decent explanation of what it does.
Some sort of 301 redirect addon is also sensible.

btw, I got a shock reading your title - I thought you had 100 addons !! :-)

You don't need Akismet
WA has its own as part of your Wordpress.
Not too sure about AMP but I would keep the rest.

Hi Keldyn,

Yes is correct, how? For me the best way to check if the SEO of my site is good, is to place the keywords in the Google Search and see my site in the top positions, if this is so you will also receive news from your readers regularly!
Claudio

To be honest with you, when it comes to SEO I would watch the Training Videos by Jay .. The Wabinars...

This is a great one here and goes through the SEO for you..

Hope it helps!

Chris Let’s SEO an Article LIVE!

Good Question Keldyn.

This is a question with a complex answer.

First ask yourself a better question, which is "What is my purpose in having the Page and what is my purpose in having Likes on the Page?".

It maybe that what you are trying to do on the Page is just not really contributing anything and is not worth the effort.

Jack below (who I honour greatly because he introduced me to WA, thank you Jack) has made some suggestions one of which I would not do. Facebook Terms and Conditions require that you have only one account and if you have more they can shut you down.

He has also made a point that you may consider and that is creating a Group rather than a Page.

Pauls suggestion to Post in Groups (which Jack is also suggesting) as a way of exposing what you are doing is great but it pre-supposes that you are clear on the first question above and what you are doing.

Facebook Posts do not get Listed on Search Engines .. Facebook Pages can get listed .. see the link below from Facebook's Help Centre:

https://www.facebook.com/business/help/community/question/851759334851445


Cheers, William.

The strategy that I will use is to join groups that are related to your niche and add friends in those groups whom you think are interested in what you have to say. For me personally, I will create another facebook account to keep business and personal separate.

Adding new friends should be your daily task, it doesn't matter whether they accept your request of not. Maybe out of 10, 4 o 5 will accept your request if they like what they see.

The purpose of Social Media is to socialize, so start communicating with those people, and share your post whenever you think they will be interested.

Does this strategy make sense to you?

Cheers!
Jack

I have just liked six things for you - I suggest that you add groups and then post this URL to the groups

Its not easy to get Facebook likes. The most important thing is that people are looking at your posts and occasionally clicking them to go through to your website. In order to give yourself the best chance of reaching people you should make sure that you have a good paragraph of descriptive text with your post, rather than just posting a link. Facebook posts get indexed o the search engines so make sure you have at least one keyword in there too.

To increase likes on your page you could also add a Facebook like button to your website. As traffic increases you will get more likes.

Hope that helps!

Andrew

In the third world and developing countries, people are still interested in ebooks but in advanced countries like the USA, I have observed fewer and fewer people are interested in ebook even if they're for free. I think I'll go for email series instead of ebook.

Great advice you guys rock!

Yup! Exactly what Kyle said, it is the pitch, the sales copy, the relevance, that is important. It is not the ebook or the training series or the webinar that matters.

Most importantly you have to provide value to the people, and they have to perceive the value that you provide.

Both can convert well in terms of getting people to sign-up on your list. It comes down to the value someone sees in your "pitch". An ebook can convert just as well as a webinar just as well as a training series, just as well as a video class, etc.

There are lots of things that you can do, and what you end up giving people has far less to do with conversions that the actual "pitch" and whether or not that connects with your audience in a meaningful way (and pushes their "hot" buttons).