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Kacie Cooper
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Kacie is a Content Writer and template creator for WPForms. She is a graduate of Pittsburg State University, where she received BAs in English and Psychology and an MA in Literature.
Kacie’s writing career officially began in the classroom, teaching research writing and composition classes to high school and college students. She even taught a semester on WordPress blogging. Kacie has also spent some time freelance writing, with bylines in a couple of major publications. She’s been blogging on WordPress since 2016 and joined WPForms in 2022.
When she isn’t writing, Kacie likes to unplug and enjoy the outdoors by camping, hiking, and biking.
Are you tired of getting spam through your WordPress forms, even after setting up CAPTCHA? Sometimes the real problem isn’t bots. It’s actual people submitting the same unwanted messages over and over.
Annoying, right?! If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. And fortunately, there’s a simple fix: you can block specific email addresses (or entire domains) directly inside WPForms. Let me show you how!
A/B testing helps small business owners make smarter decisions by comparing two versions of a webpage, form, or email to see what works best. This guide breaks it down with simple steps and practical tips.
If you're ready to stop guessing and start improving conversions, this is where to begin.
Forms are often the first step in a conversation with your customers. But what happens after someone hits "Submit"? If your form entries sit in your inbox (or worse, get lost in it), you're missing a big opportunity.
My guide here today will show you how to connect WPForms with almost any CRM, even if you use a popular platform like HubSpot or a more niche tool built just for WordPress.
If your website serves anyone in the European Union — say you’re selling handmade jewelry, running a nonprofit, offering online bookings, or collecting email signups — there’s a new law you need to know about.
And your forms are part of it.
Let’s talk about the European Accessibility Act (EAA) and what it means for your WordPress site.
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