User engagement is one of the most important area of online business and there are many metrics that may help you measure your user engagement and better understand your users. Today we’ll talk about some of them, their importance and how you can gather these WordPress user statistics in your website.
In this article we are going to show you how you can export your WordPress users with their custom fields, so you can import them into custom segmented lists on Campaign Monitor.
In this article we are going to show you how you can use the Advanced Custom Fields plugin to easily create a custom front-end user profile page.
Customization is with no doubt one of the strongest sides of using WordPress. It allows you to store data in the way you want it, and display it as you need it.
The Users Insights plugin can be used to read your custom user meta fields from a wide range of plugins. The problem is that not all plugins will store your data in a human-readable format. We do have modules for some plugins and they will to do this conversion and show you your data in a way that it makes sense for you. But for the plugins that we don’t have modules for it’s still possible to read your data.
When creating an online store it’s very hard to keep a balance between the easiest site possible for your customers and the site with the most information about them for your business. And the decision of forcing WooCommerce to register your customers before the checkout is one of these dilemmas.
In this article we are going to learn how you can better understand your customer support cost with bbPress, by analyzing how much each customer and customer group costs to you individually.
When it comes to online stores built using WordPress, WooCommerce is certainly the most popular option. And that is for a good reason, WooCommerce allows great e-commerce functions for free and it’s easily extendable. But once your store reaches a certain point you’ll need to know more about your customer base. And when that time comes you will need to use external tools to extract more information from your raw data, as this isn’t one of WooCommerce’s goals.
As a business owner, you probably know that it’s impossible to be good at everything. The same rule applies to software. WordPress chooses to keep its core as simple as possible, yet powerful for content management and incredibly easy to customize and extend. It also helps a lot that it has a great community-focused development approach so they build features that help the community and that are easy to extend and customize if they aren’t exactly what we need.
Version 3.1 of Users Insights is now available, featuring a bulk user group editing functionality. This allows you to update (add or remove) the group of multiple users at once. The 3.1 update also improves the way the WooCommerce Lifetime Value field data is loaded.
Version 3.0 of Users Insights now comes with out of the box support for the popular LMS plugin LearnDash. If you are using LearnDash to create and sell your online courses, you can now use Users Insights to observe and analyze how your users interact with your content.