Do you need to run surveys on your WordPress site? There are tons of survey building tools to choose from, including SurveyMonkey, Microsoft Forms, and WPForms. In this post, we compare these 3 solutions to help you decide which one will be the best solution for you.
Want to grow your email list with zero stress? If you’re using Mailchimp and WordPress, you can create a powerful signup form in just minutes. And with no code, no hassle! Since so many WPForms users rely on Mailchimp for email marketing, I wanted to write a simple, step-by-step guide to get your integration set […]
We’re excited to announce that we’re giving you more of what you love – control over your forms. The Form Locker addon continues to grow in popularity so it’s just been updated with some great new abilities along with a fresh design. We’ve made it easy to restrict ages, verify email addresses, and more. So […]
I’ve noticed that new businesses tend to get a little hyperfocused on lead generation strategies and end up ignoring an equally important aspect of business growth – monitoring your lead sources. Knowing which specific forms and pages on your site are attracting the majority of your leads is important. I’ve often spent days developing a […]
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Building a website takes longer than most people expect. Meanwhile, real visitors are landing on your domain, finding nothing useful, and bouncing within seconds.
A coming soon page turns that gap into an asset. It tells visitors what’s happening, captures their email if they’re interested, and gives Google something to crawl so your launch isn’t starting from zero.
Done well, it can deliver hundreds of email subscribers before your real site even goes live. So, I’ve collected 17 of the strongest coming soon page examples I could find, with notes on what each one does well.
Toward the end, I’ll walk through how to build your own page in WordPress and share some practical tips for getting the signups you actually want.
Divi’s built-in contact form module gets the job done for simple messages. But if you’ve tried adding file uploads, collecting payments, or even just storing submissions in your WordPress dashboard, you’ve probably run into its limitations.
Divi 5 brought real improvements to the form module, including conditional logic and better styling options. That said, the built-in form still lacks key features that most business websites need. There’s no entry storage, payment processing, and even spam protection features are limited.
WPForms is a dedicated WordPress form builder that fills all of those gaps and plugs directly into Divi through a native module. You get a real drag-and-drop builder with AI form generation features, 2,100+ templates, and every form you create drops right into the Divi visual builder from a simple dropdown.