Jetpack for WordPress

have been very impressed with Jetpack. The platform is intuitive, easy to navigate, and provides a comprehensive set of tools in one place. Its security features, performance optimization, and analytics make managing a website much more efficient while providing peace of mind. I especially appreciate how seamlessly Jetpack integrates with WordPress, allowing me to monitor site activity, improve performance, and automate essential tasks without needing multiple plugins. The user experience is straightforward, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced website owners. Overall, Jetpack is a reliable, well-designed solution that saves time and simplifies website management. I would confidently recommend it to anyone looking for an all-in-one platform to enhance the security, performance, and functionality of their WordPress website.

As an editor for Wordpress posts it’s great. It’s essentially a mirror image of the in-browser interface and it allows editing of tags, categories, and featured images. It has access to your phone’s photos as well as your Wordpress library. It also allows you to respond to comments and review your site stats. A good addition would be the ability to filter out ads from Wordpress sites you follow, like Apple Reader View, as well as the ability to see what search queries led to your page. All around an excellent app.

But not all the way. Scheduled posts only post IF and WHEN someone comes to your page, according to the tech help anyway. If they don’t post then, that means setting a time for a post to go public on its own is dysfunctional entirely. I don’t get enough traffic to watch and see if something I set up posts on its own after a visit to know for sure. The discover feed doesn’t update. I’ve had the same articles displayed for more than five days. Not that others haven’t been published, just that jetpack is pushing this set that I have already read. I have to scroll through nearly 50 to find a new one at this point. Feeds should update regularly. Not pick a handful of writers and push their same pieces multiple days in a row. And no I don’t care if they paid to be at the top, if someone has already seen it, scrolled past or read, an updated feed should be presented. It updates for followed pages but not the general public and golly that makes it hard to read anything new. Also, no longer allows me to delete followers from the ap. I have to jump online to do so. Used to let me. Then suddenly stopped. Is the ap really helpful if it doesn’t do what the site can?