Guide to Profitable Sales
Manage an Active Site
Visitors module
The Visitors module is a cool way to know all this about your site?
FAQ Field module
Fundamentally the FAQ Field module is a simple accordion that drops in on all your content types if you add this field to that content type. You might put it on any given content type to make the field available to put helpful questions and answers directly in the context of the associated page. When you configure it, you can do things like set a zero default so it doesn’t show up at all unless populated and set the available Q and A’s to unlimited so you can put in all you want. Because the answer block can use the various HTML formatting options, you can not only go wild with your WYSIWYG editor including images or any other tools you have folded into your CKEditor. If, when you set it up and are asked for a Title, by putting in FAQ you get the common use but you can do other titles as you put it on a content type and have say a picture accordion or some other options for usage.
Rate module
How are things going? Let your users tell you with one or more of the options in the Rate module.
Thumbs up Thumbs up / down Number up / down Fivestar Emotion (this makes me mad, angry…) Yes / no Slider Custom
Website Feedback module
Don’t know about you, but I always worry a link is broken, I have a typo, or I was blantly wrong about something. The Website Feedback Module provides the way you can get feedback from your website users. The idea that they can screen capture it is cool. And if it doesn’t give you a specific page node location out of the box, you can just bring tokens play with it.
Webform module
If you want to do more than monitor your visitors, like interact and engage them, survey them, collect more about them, you want to install the Webform module. It is extensive and you should go to the Drupal.org site to look at the module. In addition, there are extensive videos on they many uses and features of this module; some of which you can link to right off the module page. See Webform and Workflows control for more.
XML Site Map module
Search engine performance is impacted by a site map conforming to the sitemaps.org specifications. So use the XML Site Map module to generate and submit the map to the search engines.
Metatag module
The Metatag module includes over 250 metatag control functions across search, google+, Facebook, Dublin Core, etc. Because it Schema Metatag has a dependency upon it, and that module is noted next, install it as indicated and this will be added automatically (may need to be independently enabled).
Schema Metatag module
You obviously want to enhance SEO performance if you are bothering to use Google Analytics, so you probably want to add a way to manage Metatags better. As an enhancement to the basic Metatag Module, this Schema Metatag module will press your installing and enabling the former as well.
Views Bulk Operations
Once you are working with content, you may have repetitive actions you want to carry out. A simple action might be you are done with development where you have generated mock content with Devel Generate and now want to get rid of it. Instead of individually deleting 50 generated nodes, leverage the Views Bulk Operations module.
DIFF module
The DIFF module can be helpful to content editors. You should set it up so it has an association with that Role as you do permissions. What it will do is allow you to put above/below or side-by-side comparisons of versions as you make revisions. So it is an enhancement of the core revision capabilities in that it allows you do more than just revert to prior version but actually examine the differences.
File Delete module
Sometimes you need to clean up content and using a fancy file delete module gives the editors much better control. What you need is the File Delete module.
Override Node Options module
Drupal has a pretty powerful role permission capability out of the box. You can set up roles, grant them access to various things at an already pretty granular level. But, sometimes you might want to have a trusted content person control publishing, promoting, revisioning settings, and stuff even a little deeper so some bright person added the Override Node Options module.
Broken Links Detection
Not a module, but something you should routinely check your site with is this broken link detector. This is an online tool that you simply drop your site URL into and let it run. It returns a page with all broken links, the word or phase being linked from, and a convenient URL link to take you to the page of your site where the problem link is being called from.