User registration and login forms are two essential forms almost universally used by all websites. A registration form allows new people to register as users, authors, contributors, subscribers, etc. A login form lets registered members of your website sign into your website by entering their unique username and password combination. These forms work together to […]
Do you need a WordPress invoicing solution for your small business? There are tons of invoicing tools out there for bonafide eCommerce businesses, but they’re often too large, too complicated, and too expensive for a small business that doesn’t sell quite as much online. If this is you, and you just need a convenient way […]
When I first started with email marketing, it quickly became clear that tracking the right metrics was essential to making my campaigns successful.
Each email I sent out could reach a huge number of people, but what mattered was understanding what worked and what didn’t.
Over time, I learned that certain metrics are extremely important to figuring out if your emails are actually engaging your audience.
In this guide, I’ll walk you through the most important email marketing metrics, showing you how each one can help you make smarter decisions.
Like any part of your website, online forms can be exploited by malicious bots and actors. It’s vital to secure your forms by adding protective measures in advance to stay safe from spambots and scammers abusing your forms.
In this post, I’ll share some of the top tips and tricks for securing your WordPress forms so that you can keep them safe from spam, malware, and more.
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Would you like to switch from Contact Form 7 to a more visual form builder plugin? WPForms is the most popular form builder for WordPress and offers a lot of features you can’t get with Contact Form 7. In this post, we compare these 2 plugins to help you decide which to use on your WordPress site.
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.