There are many types of web forms you can publish on your site to grow your business. You might not even have heard of some of them! In this post, we’ll show you a vareity of ifferent types of forms you can add to your business site, including examples and tips for using them successfully.
Do you want to track button clicks in WordPress? Tracking clicks on your call-to-action buttons can help you to see which buttons are performing best (or worst).
Once you can see which buttons get clicks and which ones get ignored, you can tell what’s working on your pages and fix what isn’t pulling its weight.
In this guide, I’ll show you how to track button clicks in WordPress the easy way, using MonsterInsights and Google Analytics. You won’t need to write any JavaScript or touch Google Tag Manager to do it.
Do you want to create a webinar landing page in WordPress? A landing page can help to boost attendance and clearly communicate the benefits of attending your event. In this article, we’ll look at 2 easy ways to create a webinar landing page in WordPress. You can use either of these methods on your existing […]
Interested in learning about form conversion best practices? As digital marketers, we spend hours each day working on lead generation form strategies that engage and convert users. A lot of times we forget about the importance of optimizing and tweaking our contact forms for maximum conversions. So in this article, we will look at some […]
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Staring at an empty poll form, trying to think of a question that people will actually want to answer? It’s harder than it looks, and the wrong question gets you crickets instead of feedback. So I’ve put together 110+ good poll questions you can borrow, organized into 15 categories. Whether you want quick icebreakers, office […]
You finally find the perfect SVG icon for your blog post header, drag it into the WordPress media library, and WordPress slaps you with an error.
Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons. Same scene happens with CSV files, HEIC photos straight off an iPhone, AI files from your designer, and a dozen other formats people work with every day.
I’ve run into this enough times across client sites and my own projects that I stopped treating it like a problem and started treating it like a checkbox setting WordPress just hides from you by default.