Buddy Member Stats is a plugin that displays a range of statistics about BuddyPress site members in a tab on their profile.
By default it displays the members Personal Stats to anyone clicking on that members Members Stats tab, these include counts for Favourites, Mentions, Notifications, Messages and Friends. The member can choose to add to this information regarding their Community, Blogging, Group and Forum stats enabling them to display a full picture of their level of involvement in the BuddyPress site.
Installation is easy, once you install and activate the plugin there are a couple of settings in Dashboard>>Settings>>Buddy Member Stats which allow you to set the title of the menu options.
I think this plugin provides a useful addition to an individuals profile, enhancing the information available and helping personalise the members profile, I think the plugin is simple but actually is really quite powerful for what it does, showing a wide range of statistics in a neat and well presented manner. I give this plugin 9 out of 10.
I've been setting up and managing BuddyPress social networks for a few years. I moved from Ning and other platforms and have come to BuddyPress looking to make sites with similar features to them.
BP Post Status adds three new Post Status options; alongside the usual publishing options, the post publishing box now supports Members Only, Friends Only and Group Post statuses, with Group Post providing a drop-down of available groups to assign the post to. It also adds a group posts tab in each group and provides the option to set a post as the group homepage.
BuddyPress Follow allows members of a BuddyPress social network to follow each other, it places follow buttons on each members profile and in the members page and adds extra tab's in each members profile page, one showing who is following you and the other showing who you are following.
2 Comments
Zohan · December 20, 2016 at 4:14 pm
I see many benefits for having this plugin, would it help with ranking on google etc.? Great Post!
Venutius · December 20, 2016 at 4:19 pm
I don’t think it would, I don’t think Google uses this information.