Mikeallen7

Thanks for the reply, Tomi. I am obviously new to all this. To help me visualize what are saying, I have an online course site. I have my blog posts and courses are tagged using a custom taxonomy.

I am interpreting this to mean that I could push my custom taxonomy into analytics (for example) to enable me to see an analytics report showing which posts and entry points resulted in a sale of which type of online course on my site?

Did I understand this correctly?

Also, if I used SiteKit to implement GTM, then would I need to remove GTM from SiteKit before re-implementing it with your plugin? Or, can I just add your plugin on top of the SiteKit implementation?

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Mikeallen7.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Mikeallen7.

Hi, I added to this questions, but this site is not letting me edit or remove the original question. So, I created a new comment here (https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/pre-sale-evaluation-10-questionss-about-ce/#new-topic-0) and marked this comment as resolved. Thanks!

Excellent! I’ll followup with you via email. Cheers.

You two rock! Thanks!

It still does not work with Gutenberg. I’ll send an email.

Hi, that is good to know. Can you provide more guidance about how to use your plugin with Elementor? I am happy to be your guinea pig.

Thanks!

Thanks! Very helpful!

Thanks, again for the reply.

For #2, I did not understand your answer about providing the user a multi-select option. Can you clarify? Is it possible to give the user a “form” with check boxes where they can select one or more at the same time.

Something that looks like this (check all that apply)
A
B
C

Elections are captured, then the bot responds accordingly. Plus, elected answers are exportable.

Let me know if this is possible.

Thanks,
Mike

Thanks for the reply. So, if I am understanding you correctly your plugin upon opening, inserts predefined content into messenger. If the user replies to this content, then it does not reply. Instead, a live person will need to reply to the user. Correct?

Also, some follow up questions:

1) If I want to plug a bot into messenger to take the user through a flow, then I will need a chatbot company (e.g. ManyChat, ChatFuel, etc.) Your plugin integrates with these chatbots. Presumably, though, if I sign up with ManyChat (for example), I would want them to control the start of the conversation and not have your plugin initiate the conversation… would you agree?
2) Ideally, in my initial reply with a user, I would ask them if they are interested in A, B, or C where the answer might be “A & B” or “All three”, therefore, I want to give users the ability to multi-select A, B, and C. Does your plugin support this time of multi-select form via messenger functionality?

Thanks,
Mike

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by Mikeallen7.

One more link to what HubSpot thinks about WordPress versus them:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHa7xjzSLh0

I have summarized some of the plugins they mentioned in the video below categorizing them via a standard sales flow for inbound marketing (create, optimize, promote, convert, analyze). Assuming you implement good plugins (maybe those below? Others?) and use them well, then what value do you see in Hubspot?

Create
* No plugins needed. WordPress is enough.

Optimization (SEO & Keyword Testing)
* All in One SEO Pack (plugin for SEO)
* Yoast SEO (plugin for SEO and keyword testing)
* Google Keyword Tool (not plugin, but easy to find testing tool)
* HubSpot (paid keyword testing tool)
* SEO Raven (paid keyword testing tool)

Promote (mainly social media)
* ShareThis
* Shareaholic
* WP Socializer
* Network Publisher
* Tweet Old Posts

Convert (ie, Landing Pages)
* Wufoo
* Contact Form 7
* Hubspot (paid)
* Premise
* Gravity
* Optimized Press

Analyze (& Conversion)
* Google Analytics (plugin)
* CRM (Sugar, SalesForce, etc)

Btw, this is what HubSpot thinks about this question:
https://www.hubspot.com/faq/hubspot-or-wordpress