Update 6.1.0 release information
Version 6.1.0 brings a few minor changes to WP Full Picture. Most of them are aimed at Pro users. The notable changes are:
Version 6.1.0 brings a few minor changes to WP Full Picture. Most of them are aimed at Pro users. The notable changes are:
Version 6.0 brings major changes to the free version and a powerful tracking feature to the Pro version. The most notable changes are listed below. New feature set in the WP FP Free Free users will now have at their disposal tracking features that were previously only available to the Pro users. They will be…
Update 5.3.0 of WP Full Picture will be released on October 9th. The most notable elements that this update brings are the new Iframes Manager and updates to the Scripts Manager module.
Starting from November 1st, 2023, WP Full Picture Free will undergo certain changes in its features and functions. Please review the list of changes provided below to understand how these modifications will impact you. The change aims to offer free users a broader range of useful options, while keeping the more advanced or less frequently…
As you probably realize, ad-blockers prevent most tracking tools from loading or sending data. Depending on what kind of visitors come to your site, this alone can amount to even more than 50% of traffic. Traffic, that you don’t see. But that is not all. If your website has a GDPR-compliant cookie notice, then your…
You know what a conversion funnel looks like. It is a 2-dimensional representation of a process of converting a person into a customer. In most funnels, the stages are the same as in the AIDA model – Awareness, Interest, Desire, Action/Conversion. Sometimes there is an extra “Retention” stage that describes a whole different funnel where…
Wouldn’t it be great to know what interests your site visitors, what content they like, what features got them interested in your product, what content got them to sign up to your newsletters? There is! And it is really easy. Simply label each webpage on your site with tags that sum up what they are…
Have you ever stopped filling a survey when you came across a question that could be understood in different ways? Or maybe the list of possible answers was missing the one you needed? Or maybe you only got to choose a single answer from a list – and you really wanted to choose many? Or…