This is Day 6 of the 30 Days, 30 Killer Wordpress Plug-ins Series. Many people that sell online training use Wordpress to deliver the content. You set up the training inside of Wordpress, protect it all with something like Wishlist Member, then go to market. But, sometimes you want more than that. And, that was…
It is truly the cadillac of forms plug-ins. I personally use Gravity Forms on every one of my websites.
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There is a plug-in that I have installed on every single site that I operate. And that plug-in is Gravity Forms.
In a nutshell, this plug-in will allow you to make web forms on your blog. At first glance, it seems a bit boring and unrelated. The only form you think you might want is a contact form – and there are several free contact form plug-ins out there already.
But, let me tell you a little about Gravity Forms…
Awhile ago, I switched off of Wishlist Member. Find out why I switched to another platform, what I switched to… and what I am using today in 2019.
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