Pre-Publish Checklist vs Zoho PageSense for WordPress

Easiest way to make sure your page or post is ready to go live Is the fear of publishing an incomplete post haunting you already? Do you get worried about tasks like adding a featured image, updating the permalink, etc. just when you are about to click the publish button? All of this is handled with an easy to use Pre-Publish Checklist plugin that lets you create a checklist you wish to maintain for every post type on your website. You can build a checklist with necessary tasks and prioritize them by placing them in the required order. This will make sure that you are reminded of the remaining tasks before the post goes live. Why worry about the things to do when the plugin will do that for you! Try it out on a free dummy site Key Features of Pre-Publish Checklist: The Pre-Publish Checklist is a useful plugin that lets you monitor whether the posts, pages and custom post types on your website are complete. With this plugin you can – Manage a checklist for your pages, posts, custom post types, etc. – The plugin fetches all of them in the settings and you can select where you wish to add the checklist. Create dedicated and personalized checklists for each of them – You can choose to create different checklists for pages, posts, etc. depending on the design and needs. Overview the progress of posts and pages – You no longer need to open the post or page editor to see whether a checklist is completed. We have added a column that can be seen alongside the list of posts and pages that will tell you whether a checklist is completed, how many items left or if a checklist isn’t added for a particular post type. How does it work? The Pre-Publish Checklist plugin lets you create a checklist and enable on the specific post types you wish to have it applied to. You can select the message that should be displayed to users when they click on the publish button without completing everything mentioned in the checklist. A pre-publish meta box gets added to the post types that you’ve selected and the plugin does its job every time you click the publish button without completing the checklist. Here are the points in brief – Under the General settings tab, select the action you wish to trigger when user clicks on the publish button. Select the post types you wish to get this applicable to. Create a checklist under the Checklist tab and save!

Zoho PageSense aims to boost user experience and website performance through web analytics and optimization. To optimize website elements like content, layout, and design, it is used to analyze visitor behavior, carry out A/B testing, and gain deeper user insights. To increase engagement, improve conversion rates, and ultimately enhance the overall efficacy of their online presence, PageSense facilitates organizations in making data-driven decisions. POLLS, POP-UPS, AND PUSH NOTIFICATIONS Boost website traffic by keeping your users engaged via Pop-Ups, Push Notifications, and Polls. Forms to get your visitors to sign up through your landing page. Trigger contextual pop-ups at the right place and time to convince your visitors to make a decision before they exit your page. MEASURE, OPTIMIZE, AND IMPROVE Use Zoho PageSense’s inbuilt CRO tools to measure how your pages perform. Run extensive A/B tests on forms, content, CTA buttons, and layouts to study which design works best. Personalize your pages to fit different groups of demographics and improve conversion rates instantly by offering what is relevant to each target group. Use advanced Form Analytics to understand where your potential leads drop off and take corrective measures to improve conversions. Configuring your Zoho PageSense for WordPress Here’s a step-by-step guide that will help you to configure Zoho PageSense for WordPress: 1. Login to your Zoho PageSense account. If you don’t have an account yet, sign up by following this link and get your free trial now. 2. Login to your WordPress account as an admin. 3. Click Plugins and then Add New. 4. Search for Zoho PageSense for WordPress and Install the plugin. 5. Activate the installed plugin. 6. Open the Zoho PageSense plugin in WordPress and enter your client ID and Client Secret. To get your client ID and Client Secret, follow the steps given below: a. Open https://api-console.zoho.com. b. Click Get Started and then click Server-based Applications. c. Create a new client by entering the Client Name, Homepage URL, and Redirect URLs. d. You will find the Client ID and Client Secret once you complete this step. 9. Once you enter the Client ID and Client Secret, select your Zoho PageSense Space and Project. 10. If you want to directly integrate your page with WordPress, click on Connect. If you use certain WordPress themes and if you want to insert PageSense script manually, click on Get your Code. Info: Copy and paste the code snippet into the tag of your website to track visitors and collect feedback. For more help, refer to our online documentation or write to us at [email protected].