John James Jacoby

Matt Mullenweg

Samuel Wood (Otto)

<p>It’s hard to keep up with a private blog because there’s no good way to subscribe to it. Subscription plugins aren’t great because generally you have a finite number of people you want to get to it and asking each one to do a double-opt-in is annoying, and you still wouldn’t have anything for comments.</p>
<p>This hooks into the new comment and new post actions to send an email to the addresses you enter, so it’s easy to follow the entire conversation even if it’s comments on someone else’s blog posts.</p>


Notifly

Send notification emails of all new posts and new comments to everyone on a list. Great for private blogs.

AJenbo

wpburn

<p>This plugin is a fork of the original WP FollowMe by wpBurn. Like the original WP FollowMe CSS allow you to add a twitter “Follow me” badge on your WordPress blog.</p>
<p>WP FollowMe CSS has been ported to CSS3 and so no longer require Flash, allowing it to work on phones and any other modern browser.</p>
<h4>With FollowMe CSS you can</h4>
<ul>
<li>Change the color of the badge</li>
<li>Change the follow me label</li>
<li>Change the position of the badge (left side or right side, and the distance from top)</li>
</ul>
<h4>Demo</h4>
<p>You can see a demo here: <a href="https://ubuntudanmark.dk/" rel="nofollow ugc">UbuntuDanmark.dk</a></p>


WP FollowMe CSS

WP FollowMe CSS plugin allows you to add a twitter "Follow me" badge on your WordPress blog.

Notifly vs WP FollowMe CSS