Master Marketing Automation
Tips, tutorials, reviews, and more. The WP Fusion blog is your go-to resource for getting the most out of WordPress and your CRM or email marketing platform.
We’ve added a live demo
Sometimes the best way to understand how something works is to check out a demo. This was difficult with WP Fusion, however, because WP Fusion
WP Fusion vs Memberium vs AccessAlly
Most membership plugins use a ‘plan based approach’ to content protection. However tag based protection is becoming the norm. In this article, we look at three different membership plugins that use the tag-based approach, Memberium, AccessAlly & WP Fusion.
How To Create An Abandoned Cart Workflow
Over 70% of online customers add products to their cart but fail to checkout. Following up with a reminder email can significantly increase the conversion
Apply Tags On Click & Conditionally Display Content
With WP Fusion it is possible to apply tags when a user clicks on a link. This could be a button, download or any external
Segment Your Subscribers Using Gravity Forms
Collecting qualifying criteria is a great way to improve your marketing campaigns. The more specific you can be in your messaging the more likely you are to make a sale. With Gravity Forms and WP Fusion you can do this in a snap!
How to Restrict Membership Content with Your CRM
With WP Fusion you can restrict membership content based on a subscribers CRM tags. This can remove the need for complex membership plugins and simplify the entire process. In this video we create a basic setup using WooCommerce.
March Update
The evolving world of Marketing Automation This time last year, WP Fusion included support for ActiveCampaign, Infusionsoft, Ontraport, Drip, and ConvertKit. At the time, it
Introducing…. MailerLite
Overview With version 3.10 of WP Fusion, we’ve added support for MailerLite. Customers using MailerLite can now take advantage of all of WP Fusion’s features and plugin integrations,
2017 in Review
I’ve always appreciated open source projects that do a year end summary. Before launching WP Fusion, it was posts like Pippin Williamson’s year end reviews