When we first started automating customer communications in WordPress, sending targeted coupons manually was eating up hours of our time. After testing numerous solutions, we discovered that FunnelKit Automations and Uncanny Automator were game-changers for automating coupon campaigns. They let you create sophisticated coupon campaigns… Read More »
If you’re like many WordPress site owners, you might think of comments mainly as a way to measure engagement. You reply to them, approve or delete them, and then move on. But here’s something you might not have considered: the people leaving comments on your… Read More »
Many online creators use Gumroad to sell digital products like ebooks, music, and online courses. We have helped many businesses set up online stores, and have recently noticed a trend of creators moving away from Gumroad to WordPress. The main reason for this shift is… Read More »
Highlighting a menu item in WordPress can draw your visitors’ attention to important pages or special offers. This can help improve navigation and user engagement. Whether you want to emphasize a new feature, a sale, or an essential update, making certain menu items stand out… Read More »
Sometimes, you may want to show custom content to users from specific locations, on specific dates, or under other conditions. Website personalization is not available in WordPress out of the box. However, there are simple and easy tools you can use to handle this. For… Read More »
Platform fees used to drive me crazy when I was selling ebooks. Every sale meant giving up a chunk of my hard-earned money to Gumroad or similar platforms. Then it hit me: with the right platform, I could keep 100% of my sales earnings. Most… Read More »
Venmo has become a popular way to pay in the U.S., with millions of people using it for everything from casual transfers to online purchases. If your WordPress or WooCommerce store serves U.S.-based customers, adding Venmo at checkout can make the payment process quicker and… Read More »
When building websites, we sometimes like to add the brand’s Facebook feed to one of its page. This allows visitors to see the latest updates, announcements, and community interactions without leaving the site. While manual methods exist, they’re not the most efficient for displaying Facebook… Read More »
We’ve run into our fair share of WordPress errors — white screens, missing pages, and plugin conflicts that seem to come out of nowhere. Sometimes, WordPress doesn’t show what’s going wrong by default. You just see a blank page or a vague message that doesn’t… Read More »
When we design WordPress websites, one of the most overlooked yet crucial elements is the 404 error page. Many site owners don’t realize that a well-crafted 404 page can be a powerful tool for user retention and engagement. In our experience, a default 404 page… Read More »
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