SideOffer is a sliding side tab designed to generate leads & increase conversions by displaying a highly visible call to action for your users
You need to get your offer or call to action noticed, and this plugin can help. A slick side tab pop-out slider with fully customizable graphics, SideOffer is designed to help increase leads and conversions by allowing you to present your offer in a persistant side tab on every page of your site, giving your users more opportunity to take notice and take action!
SideOffer was developed to help strengthen and sustain your inbound marketing and conversion optimization efforts. You could collect emails for your newsletter, offer a free download or make your contact form available on every page. How you use it is up to you, but the net result is the same: By making it easier for your users to act on your offer, you grow your funnel, and generate more inbound leads!
We’re firm believers in eating our own dog food, and we’ve been using this on our client sites, as well as our own, testing, optimizing and revising this plugin to make it as user friendly as possible.
Features include:
Future Improvements
If you have questions, comments or feature requests feel free to contact us
Support requests should be made on the SideOffer Support Forum
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sideoffer
directory to /wp-content/plugins/
<a href="javascript:void(0);" class="sideoffer">Links</a>
on your site to trigger the SideOfferThe most likely cause is a JavaScript error somewhere in your site. Usually this is caused by a 3rd party plugin. Use the JavaScript console in your browser to identify the issue. Unfortunately we cannot troubleshoot issues with 3rd party plugins, so you should contact the author of that plugin for a fix. If the problem is with the SideOffer code please post in the SideOffer Support Forum with the following details:
Include as many other relevent details as you can so we can try to pinpoint the problem.
This is due to a limitation in do_shortcode()
. Your shortcode will execute properly on the front-end of the site.
wp_enqueue_script('jQuery');
(Oops!)hd_sideoffer_bg()
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,$capability=manage_options
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