Never5's Related Posts is a free plugin for WordPress that lets you quickly connect all related articles with a single click. A few other development companies have published solutions for pushing related posts to visitors, such as YARRP, Yuzo, and Manual Related Posts. 

There’s an installation wizard that sets everything up for you, requiring minimal input. You’ll find support for custom posts across categories and various taxonomies. It also works across multiple sites, assisting with your linking campaigns.

Top features

After installation and activation of the plugin, the wizard will do all the heavy lifting. Many website administrators run into the issue that other related post solutions are bogging down their site. However, Related Post by Never5 creates its cache and keeps load times short. The plugin combs through all site content and groups together similar work automatically. 

When designing the layout of site pages, shortcodes written by the developers are used to place the posts wherever administrators desire. Users can select the number of posts published, usually between 4 to 6 similar pieces of work. The plugin supports a post widget that allows for displaying within any sidebar. All of these features and more are available on the lite version of Related Post.

Premium related post

If you’re operating multiple sites, the premium package for the plugin allows access to the WordPress Network, and users can promote multiple sites from the same page. Additionally, with the premium version, you can manually adjust the size of the weighted elements, the whole plugin becomes customizable. 

Users will also receive priority email support. If you consider integrating a related post tool into your site, check out the tour that Never5 put together for their plugin. 

Link your related posts

Related Posts is helpful if you have a massive website filled with articles that you want to connect together. You can display the articles anywhere on your site, while there’s an option to customize how it looks. 

While many WordPress themes have this tool built-in, the plugin adds functionality. It also assists with providing support for any taxonomy.