Would you like to add new prospects to your Pardot account when visitors fill out a form on your WordPress site? Connecting your WordPress forms to Pardot can boost your lead generation efforts. In this tutorial, we show you how to connect WPForms and Pardot with the Zapier addon.
If you want to connect your WordPress forms with external services, we want to make sure you can. And that’s why we’re so excited to announce the release of the Webhooks addon. Here’s a breakdown of exactly what this new feature can do for you and your small business website. Powerful Flexibility With Integrations You […]
Are you looking for easy ways to create forms online? In this article, we’ll compare SurveyMonkey vs Google Forms vs WPForms so you can decide which one is best for your website. To save you time, we’ve analyzed their features, ease of use, support, and pricing.
Check out which form builder is the right solution for your needs.
If you’ve been getting a lot of service cancellations recently, you might be wondering what you can do to improve you business and keep clients on board. Setting up a cancellation survey can provide valuable insight to help you make your business better.
In this post, we show you how to use WPForms to make a cancellation survey and publish it on your WordPress site. We also walk you through how to view handy survey reports to analyze your results.
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We get it — Sometimes you have a lot of data that you want to manage on your forms. And keeping it all organized needs to be easy. So we’re thrilled to introduce you to WPForms 1.6.1, featuring our all-new dropdown field. It’s now easier than ever to collect data from your visitors, while keeping […]
If you’re running a WordPress site and want people to send you images maybe for submissions, feedback, or content contributions, you’ll quickly find that WordPress doesn’t really make that easy out of the box.
I’ve run into this problem before. Giving people backend access isn’t an option, and asking them to email files gets messy fast. What you really need is a form that lets users upload images directly through the front end.
I usually use WPForms for this. It lets me control exactly how the form works, where the files go, and what types of images are allowed. Here’s how I do it. Step by step!