Can you believe WPForms was launched just one year ago? Since then, we’ve released so many new addons, features, and improvements, it feels like much longer! But it’s true – WPForms was first launched on March 11, 2016. Recently we shared a recap of 2016, where we shared everything we’ve added since launch, plus our […]
Smart business owners know the most effective way to grow your business online is with email marketing. And one of the easiest ways to grow your email list is by connecting your email marketing service to your WordPress forms. Today, we’re excited to announce a new integration to help you do just that. Our new […]
Building an email list is essential for your business, and AWeber is one of the best email marketing services with its powerful options to segment your audience using tags. And with WPForms’ new support for AWeber tags, effective email marketing is even easier. Now there’s no need to go back and forth between your AWeber […]
Almost every Contact page on the web puts visitors in front of the same small decision. Fill out the form, or copy the email address into a fresh tab.
The page looks like it’s offering one path forward, but it’s quietly asking the visitor to choose between two very different ways to start a conversation.
That choice matters more in 2026 than it did when this debate first started. AI form fillers complete contact forms in seconds, spam patterns have shifted as bots get smarter, and rotating email aliases get easier.
When both options are on the page, 67.3% of people pick the email address. So which one belongs on your contact page now, and is this even a one-or-the-other question anymore?
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How many leads do you lose to form abandonment? Keeping forms short and simple will boost your form conversion rate and can help reduce form abandonment, but that’s not always possible. Sometimes you need more information than just a few fields will provide. Splitting up a long form into multiple pages will help, but even […]
Do you need your WordPress contact form to send notifications to multiple email addresses? Maybe a team member needs a copy of every submission, or you want your site visitor to get a confirmation email while you get the full details.
WPForms handles all of these scenarios without any code. You can send the same notification to several people, create completely separate emails for different recipients, or route notifications based on how someone fills out the form.
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to set up multiple email notifications for your WordPress forms using WPForms.