Since many people are switching from WordPress to per click publishing, one of the best solutions is to go with a WOBOE plugin. One WOOBE review states: WooBees power and flexibility gives you the ability to manage bulk of your WOBA content in just a few clicks. In this way it is a good solution for those who have not yet switched from a WordPress site to a more complex WOBA managed site. The product has been made by realmag777, an expert in WOBA tools.

Another WOOBE plugin that is available for your site is the currency swapper. This WOBA plugin makes a lot of the WOBA tasks that a designer may typically do as fast and efficient with very little work. A designer can create custom post types and have those posts edited, added or deleted with just a couple clicks of the mouse. There is also a function that allows the designer to change the currency pairing for each post. Once again, the product has been made by realmag777, an expert in WOBA tools. One thing that I like about the currency swapper is that it allows me to keep track of the currencies I am interested in trading while using my PayPal account.

The last WOBA WordPress plugin I want to mention here is the batch edit feature. This WOBA WordPress plugin allows a designer to enter in a variety of data into a single data source and save that data in a batch. You can then group these data sources to create a WOBA dashboard. In order to make use of this feature you must have a WOBA data source created by the WOOBE editor. This saves a lot of time spent on setting up tables and organizing fields within tables. One word of caution; make sure you always save your data as a WOBA format.