Yep. Here's a recipe that'll get you a buttload of plugins every time: a WooCommerce site with coupons and physically shipped goods, mixed with article content,

Yep. Here's a recipe that'll get you a buttload of plugins every time: a WooCommerce site with coupons and physically shipped goods, mixed with article content, built and managed by an M&A agency, on budget hosting. Akismet, WordFence or iThemes "Security", Contact Form 7 (and its extensions), WooCommerce (and its pile of extensions), one (or more!) page builders, WP Super Cache, Yoast (and related), a sidebar widget, a chat widget, a Google Tag Manager widget, social media plugins... The M&A approach to WP development is often, "it's broken, let's see if we can fix it by installing a plugin..."