Elementor is the most popular WordPress page builder plugin. It lets you build complex pages using a visual, drag-and-drop editor.

With Elementor Pro, you can go further and design your entire theme, insert flexible forms, create popups, and more.

With WP Fusion, you can take the design power of Elementor and connect it to Constant Contact. You’ll be able to personalize or restrict access to your Elementor designs using tags and segments from Constant Contact.

This helps you create more personalized experiences in your Elementor designs or even build your own membership site using tags from Constant Contact.

Setup

Connecting WordPress and Elementor to Constant Contact is easy. Just install WP Fusion and authorize your WordPress site with Constant Contact in just a few minutes:

That’s it!

Now, your WordPress site is connected to Constant Contact and you’re ready to start using tags from Constant Contact in your Elementor designs.

Sync form entries to Constant Contact

With WP Fusion you can send Elementor form submissions to Constant Contact.

When editing any Elementor form, choose WP Fusion in the Actions After Submit dropdown. A panel will appear where you can set up field mapping between your form fields and fields in Constant Contact.

You can also select tags to be applied in Constant Contact when the form is submitted.

For more details on the Elementor Forms integration, check out the documentation.

Restrict Access to Widgets

With WP Fusion, you can control whether or not Elementor widgets display based on a user’s tags in Constant Contact.

You can use this to completely restrict access to your site based on a user’s tags or create personalized experiences where users see different widgets depending on their tags in Constant Contact.

To set this up, you’ll get a new WP Fusion tab in the Advanced tab of any Elementor widget, where you can display a widget to all users who do or don’t have a specific tag:

You can also control whether or not untagged guests can view widgets.

Display Popups Based on Tags

If you’re using Elementor Pro to create popups, you can use tags in Constant Contact as a display condition for your Elementor popups.

When you go to publish a popup, you’ll get a new rule in the Advanced Rules tab that lets you show or hide a popup based on one or more tags in Constant Contact:

Filter Post Queries

With Elementor Pro’s Posts and Portfolio widgets, you can display content from any post type on your WordPress site.

With WP Fusion, you’re able to filter those queries based on a user’s tags in Constant Contact. For example, if a user doesn’t have access to a post because of their tags in Constant Contact, that user won’t see the restricted post in the query results.

With WP Fusion, you can create a tight Constant Contact — Elementor integration that lets you personalize and/or restrict your Elementor designs based on each visitor’s tags in Constant Contact.

Click below to learn more about why WP Fusion is the ideal solution to connect Constant Contact to Elementor.