Jetpack may be a bit confusing at first, but in short, it’s a collection of tools that allows the administrator to manage security, website statistics, file sharing, and site performance. This way, our websites stay healthy and safe from any threats. It is worth mentioning that it is interesting that Jetpack offers modular layouts, and it’s important when admins need to tweak specific things on their websites instead of every feature being equal.
Jetpack Stats
Jetpack Stats is a great way that you can monitor your website’s statistics and lets you view trends on how your viewers interact with your website based on content within your website and how you set it up. As a site owner, it’s important to note that different types of content appeal to others, but there is a standard as to which ones will stand out from website to website. If one post receives more views than another, it would be helpful to understand which one actually was the one that had the views so that, in future posts, you are able to emulate that type of posts with the changes that you added based on how the older website performed.
Jetpack Social
Jetpack Social is a way that allows WordPress content to be shared between the visitors of the website and the owner of the website. It’s helpful when a new post doesn’t mean that everyone who might be interested will see it anyway. New articles are promoted through the connected platform, and that saves time by not having to paste a new blog post or article into different media accounts.
Jetpack Protect
Jetpack Protect is awesome because of built-in protection and other tools that aid in our website’s security. Even if the website is not selling anything, it can still be a victim of cyberattacks, and it’s important to make sure that our site visitors are protected, as well as the owner of the website, so that no malware is found and we are protected from future threats.