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The original way how Wordpress sizes the tags in the tag cloud is a bit bad: if you have one tag that is used a lot, e.g. for every post, it makes all other tags too small to have any variance when compared to other less popular tags. I changed the way Wordpress determines the size, get the patch here. It is also possible to define your own scaling algorithm, see the patch for more information.
This plugin basically keeps track of visiting search engine spiders and other bots and crawlers. This is useful so you can see if a page has been indexed in e.g. Google. Also, you can immediately see if a modified page has been indexed, which can be harder to check by just searching for the page (which of course could show the older version of the page).
Here’s a macro plugin for Wordpress that allows easy injection of common text in posts such as Google Adsense code, images with captions and so on.
Here’s a very simple plugin for Wordpress that keeps track of view counts of individual pages. It is not intended to be a complete statistics solution. Rather, the main purpose is to provide something for those empty spots in your site layout.
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I just stumbled upon the Google Chart API and I couldn’t resist playing with it (statistics being a fetish of mine). Here’s some information, code and thoughts about the API.