Rachel Adnyana

Writer

Expertise

WordPress
Web development (HTML, CSS, PHP)
SEO
Digital marketing
Content marketing
SaaS

Highlights

Rachel is a Writer for WPForms and has many years of experience in web development and online content writing. She joined the content team in 2023 and also writes for WP Mail SMTP and SendLayer.

She built her first website in 1996 (when table-based layouts and animated GIFs were all the rage) and was instantly hooked. After exploring dynamic web development with PHP and becoming fascinated with coding, she went on to study for a BSc in Computer Science at Newcastle University in the UK.

Post graduation, Rachel spent four years as the website manager of one of the largest higher education colleges in the UK. During this time, she worked closely with the marketing team and started delving into the worlds of SEO and content marketing.

After leaving the UK to travel, she worked as a freelance web developer, juggled several affiliate blog side hustles, and rediscovered a love of writing as a travel blogger. After a few years, she realized she could combine her passions as a writer specializing in WordPress and digital marketing.

With over a decade of content marketing experience, Rachel has ghostwritten for several high-profile marketing experts, and her work has been featured on sites including HubSpot, ProBlogger, and The New York Times.

How to Set Up WordPress Form Tracking in GA4 (The Easy Way)

Tracking form submissions can help you optimize your forms and increase your conversion rate. In this post, I'll show you how to set up WordPress form tracking in GA4 and view your form statistics in WordPress.

I'll also show you how to build reports in Google Analytics 4 to get more insights into how users find your forms and how they interact with your site before they submit a form.

Whether you're completely new to GA4 or you're a more advanced user, our step-by-step guide will help you get more valuable information from the forms on your site.

7 Best Email Log Plugins for WordPress

Do you want to make sure your WordPress site is sending emails properly? Or do you just want to keep a record of all the emails your site sends? Email logs let you store and view all the emails sent by your site so you can spot and fix any issues quickly. We've rounded up the top email log plugins for WordPress, both free and paid, so you can choose the best option for your site.

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