Curious about what gated content is and want to see some examples of it in use?
Gated content is a hugely impactful part of the beginning stages of the customer journey on your website, no matter how big or small your business is.
So in this post, we’ll explain exactly what this type of online content is plus show you some examples to help inspire you.
One common mistake I routinely see many new websites make is the use of generic sender domains like @gmail, @hotmail, and so on for their WordPress emails.
Imagine receiving your order confirmation email from a random email address that doesn’t even have the company’s brand name in the domain.
Not only is it bad from a branding standpoint, but it also fails to inspire trust as recipients have no way to be sure that the email is coming from a legitimate sender.
This is why setting up a professional business email address for your website is a non-negotiable in today’s world.
In this article, I’ll show you how to create a free business email address at your own domain so you can position yourself as a professional and trustworthy organization.
Are you not receiving email notifications from your WordPress contact forms? Unfortunately, the WordPress contact form not sending email issue is very common.
However, you can quickly fix this issue and start receiving those emails by setting up Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) on your website. This tutorial shows you exactly how to fix the WordPress contact form sending email issue.
Are you wondering whether to use a contact form or an email address on your Contact Us page? Your decision will have a big effect on whether or not you get the kind of inquiries you want.
It’s rare to see websites that simply publish their email address on their Contact Us page, and there are good reasons why.
In this post, I’ll talk about some important reasons why contact forms are considered better than using your email address for inviting messages from your site visitors.
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