Want to know what a Likert scale is and how to actually use one on your WordPress site?
Measuring how people feel about something is tricky. Open-ended survey responses are a pain to sort through, and a simple yes/no rarely tells you the full story.
In this guide, I’ll walk you through what a Likert scale is, show you real examples you can copy, and explain how I set one up in WPForms so you can start collecting better feedback today.
Today we’re excited to announce the release of WPForms 1.4.7! In this release, we’ve not only integrated one of the most popular email marketing services – Drip – into the WPForms plugin, we’ve also added a neat NPS form field to the Surveys & Polls addon. So, let’s see what’s in store for you! Drip […]
Are you looking to add a contact form on your WordPress website? If so, you might be wondering whether to use the popular contact form plugin WPForms or the Mailchimp Form Builder that comes with your Mailchimp account. In this article, we’ll compare both WPForms and the Mailchimp Form Builder so you can decide which […]
Want to learn how to create input masks for your site’s forms? Being able to customize the way data is entered into your WordPress forms makes the user experience easier and ensures that the right data in entered into your form every time. Create Your WordPress Form Now In This ArticleWhat Is an Input Mask?How […]
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Today we’re excited to announce the release of WPForms 1.4.6! This is a big one since it relates to something that has been on everyone’s minds for a long time now – GDPR compliance. In this release, we have updated WPForms to help you get on track with GDPR, so that you can continue to […]
Let’s say someone signs up through your contact form, makes a booking, or requests a quote, but then nothing happens. No email. No confirmation. No idea if their submission even went through.
That silence? It’s what makes people nervous. I’ve seen users resubmit forms, send follow-up messages, or leave altogether because they weren’t sure if the form worked.
That’s where a confirmation email changes everything. It’s not just a “thank you” but serves as proof that their submission was received, and it gives them peace of mind right away.
In this guide, I’ll show you how to send a confirmation email automatically after someone submits your form. You’ll be able to say thanks, give next steps, or just reassure users that their submission went through!