Users Insights 3.9 is now available introducing some new exciting features to help you improve your user management. The biggest feature of this update is the Gravity Forms option to filter users and explore reports based on non-user linked forms via the User Registration addon. This update also includes some new WooCommerce features, such as the Successful Orders number field and a new advanced WooCommerce Memberships filter.
There are many business applications for bookings and scheduling systems, the most common application is for businesses based on a scheduled time slots. From doctors to hairdressers and personal trainers, a lot of services are based on a scheduling a time slots and are charged by the time or per appointment. Today we look into how to create and setup your own WooCommerce booking system.
In this article we’ll look into creating a custom WordPress login page. First, we explore how the default WordPress login works. Then we look into the alternatives and the different ways you can customise and improve your login experience. Lastly, we find out how to filter users based on their login behaviour, using Users Insights.
Today we’ll look into how to setup and use WooCommerce for recurring payments. From Netflix to Amazon Prime, many companies are shifting their business model towards subscription-based fees. Even if you sell products for a flat fee, recurring billing is a great way to guarantee a steady income. Often online businesses sell discounts, premium memberships, courses or even product packages via subscriptions.
In this article, we’ll show you how to create a WooCommerce customer login shortcode. There are some technical aspects that are covered, as well as how it can be applied in your site. In addition, we’ll look into error handling, to make sure it doesn’t break your site in case WooCommerce is disabled.
Today we’ll take a deep dive into how to create WordPress users programmatically. Throughout this article, we look into how to use the wp_create_user() and wp_insert_user() functions. In addition, we’ll compare them and find out where to use each WordPress user function. Furthermore, we’ll explore how to create users with user meta.
On the path to a great online business you need to evaluate a lot of metrics. Quite often you may face yourself with questions regarding future customer base size or even cash flow projections. But you can only predict the future when you know the current state of things. Surely, you can simply look at your customer base growth rate, but is that enough?
In this article we’ll learn how to create surveys in WordPress to collect and analyse user feedback. For this we’ll use Gravity Forms as WordPress survey plugin as well as Users Insights to analyse the data collected with the survey and get some valuable insights.
Users Insights 3.8.0 is now available, introducing support for the MemberPress plugin. The main focus of the update is the MemberPress integration, that can help you analyze your member activity and membership performance.
Today we look into how to use WordPress login redirect tools for custom logged in pages. We investigate how and why we should create custom user interactions and redirect to custom pages after login. In addition, we see some code examples of how to implement this in your site. Then we dive into how to measure the impact of this change.