Top 10 Google Chrome Extensions for Bloggers 2020

Google Chrome browser and its extensions are the most used in the world - and for some excellent reasons. It has fast design, clean design, great tab management system, and takes a few seconds to install. But what really makes Chrome in all other browsers is its density. Using the Chrome Web Store, users can browse through a huge library of apps and extensions to optimize their browsing experience.

In fact, with such a large number of apps and extensions in the web store's library, it quickly becomes very confusing. So we put together a list of 10 important Chrome extensions, especially for bloggers. If we miss what you want to be on this list, let us know in the comments. Okay, let's get started:

1. Grammarly

It monitors your spelling and grammar when you write online and ensures that you never type or appear dumb due to the misuse of the apostrophe. It works wherever you can write online, not limited to Gmail, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Tumblr.

Over 250 sophisticated grammar rules in grammar will scan your text in real-time for proper use, extending everything from content agreement to article use to modifier placement.

2. Buffer

Buffer is a simple, easy, and conflict-free way to share content on social media. Whenever you find something interesting you want to share on your social network, all you have to do is click on the Buffer button and a box will appear, allowing you to select multiple networks (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google+). Share content quickly with one click or schedule to share later. It is very easy to use; You will be amazed at how you ever managed without it.

3. Crystal for Gmail

Have you ever wondered how to enable email when writing to someone for the first time? Should you go with the official "hello" or the more casual "hey"? Should you be short or verbal? Subtle or direct? With crystals, you need not be surprised again.

Crystal helps you design your email based on the personality of the person you are writing to. Crystal creates public profiles based on people's profiles (tweets, blog posts, forum posts) and uses this information to help you understand what kind of communication they best respond to - which actually works like magic.

4. Pocket

Pocket won the Webby Award for Best Productivity App of 2014 and has over 15 million users. This is a simple tool that can help you save articles, videos, and more for later use.

If you use the Pocket extension, your all content, videos go to one place, so you can check your content, videos anytime, anywhere even you don't have an internet connection. You do not keep track of things by linking yourself or stacking tabs in your browser.

5. MOZbar

MOZ provides an all-in-one SEO toolbar with this extension. This will give you an instant matrix for the site's page and domain authority rank. Next, this tool analyzes site links to give detailed reports and shows an error with them. Additionally, it checks the overlap of your site and provides a description to improve it for better search engine ranking.

This extension is available for free on the Chrome App Store or you can visit the website to get it from there. It claims to be a major SEO tool with over 500,000 installations.

6. Block the site

With content-rich websites like Crack, Upcoming, Reddit, 9GAG, BuzzFeed, YouTube, TED these days it is very easy to waste time on the internet and see what you have. Squeezing a little extra amount of productivity sometimes requires a self-imposed limit.

Block sites allow you to choose block websites that you know are taking up a significant portion of your time and reduce productivity. In addition to websites, you can block content by keywords, set the time period for activating the block site, and uninstalling security.

7. Keywords Everywhere

If you are a keyword enthusiast, this extension is for you. It shows the volume of the keyword and the CPC with the same keywords searched, without having to enter them in the panel to report.

It's a great tool for publishers or bloggers who are constantly looking for low-competition keywords in the relevant space. Additionally, you can find some keywords as favourites and it will be saved in the extension. Next, access all data, including keywords in Excel, CSV, or PDF format.

8. Clearly

Clearly reading online will remove the confusion and make you enjoy it again. With one click, all unnecessary page elements such as sidebars, ads, and social buttons are removed from blogs, articles, and web pages - allowing you to focus on what matters to you. - Material. It allows you to view multi-page articles on one page.

If you are an Evernote user, you are in luck, because it is clearly designed by Evernote and therefore provides seamless integration with it.

9. Feedly Mini

Feedly is the best (if not the best) RSS reader out there. And this official extension makes it even better by adding extra functionality. Using Feedly Mini, you can easily add websites to your Feedly, save pages for later viewing, email pages, tweet pages, share pages on Facebook, save the Evernote and Curate, and tag pages page.

Extra Feedly extension, if you want to check is the Feedly Notifier, which gives real-time notifications of new updates to your Feedly and allows you to view updates from the extension without should to open a new tab or window. It adds some functionality in addition.

10. Similarly

A similar website is a quick tool used to tell you a quick description of a website. Website rank (worldwide and by category), monthly traffic, bounce rate, and average visit duration. This tool can be used with competitor analysis or when examining a domain for collaboration.

The free version of this tool provides very detailed reports, including geographical distribution and sources (biological, direct, reference, and more). All of these factors affect SEO in one way or another. If you want to know about a competitor's digital presence, you should try a similar extension.

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