Alex Kirk

<p>A WordPress dashboard widget to display your own post stats.</p>


My Post Stats Dashboard Widget

A WordPress dashboard widget to display your own post stats.

MikevHoenselaar

<p>Right now, linking on mobile is a lot more frustrating and complicated than it is on the web. There isn’t an easy, consistent way to control what happens when someone clicks on your content in mobile, which makes it difficult to provide the best experience for your users. It’s also hard to find out when—and how—to send people out of your app and directly into another.</p>
<p>App Links is here to help with that. It’s an open, cross-platform solution for app-to-app linking that gives you the tools you need to expose deep links in your app or to link out to others.</p>
<p>App Links is free. It’s open source. It’s easy to implement. And it’s going to make mobile linking a whole lot easier for developers.</p>
<h4>Plugin is developed by Online Boswachters</h4>
<p>Online Boswachters is a Dutch online marketing agency at its core with a lot of development knowledge. We use that knowledge on a lot of WordPress sites as well. Visit <a href="http://onlineboswachters.nl" rel="nofollow ugc">http://onlineboswachters.nl</a> to see our portfolio of WordPress sites we manage and developed as well.</p>
<h4>Questions or feedback?</h4>
<p>You can always send an e-mail to mike@onlineboswachters.nl if something isn’t working for you or if you have an idea to improve the plugin.</p>


App Links

Add App Links to your website to make app-to-app linking possible

My Post Stats Dashboard Widget vs App Links