Three free plugins to incorporate the Inbound methodology into your WordPress website
Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2024 10:16 am
Incorporating the Inbound methodology into your WordPress website can seem very difficult if you don't know where to start. But WordPress is made to make your life easier and it also does so when it comes to adapting your page to this methodology.
There are multiple plugins that can help you adapt to Inbound, but we are only going to talk about three.
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Inbound Now
It is the best plugin for Inbound and solves almost all needs. Calls to action (CTA's)? It has them. Landing and Thank you pages? They do too. Does it collect information from leads? It does. Can it be used to belize phone number library forms? It does too. There is no need to list the hundreds of plugins that there are for each thing if there is a plugin that does everything well, easily and integrated. Just by installing this plugin and using it you will have practically incorporated the inbound methodology into your WordPress website.
For a plugin that does a bit of everything, it doesn't seem to do too badly. You can find and download Inbound Now on its own page.
In addition to landing pages and calls to action, it also allows you to perform A/B tests and save statistics on everything.
It is quite simple and valuable on its own, but it also allows you to connect with third-party plugins and programs such as Woo Commerce, Geo Plugin, MailChimp, Gravity Form etc.
It has several paid versions, starting at $99 per year which also includes an email management component, a framework for creating automation macros, and many templates and extensions.
Yoast SEO
What Inbound Now doesn't include is SEO functionality. And within SEO, the most important plugin is Yoast SEO. When you're writing a post on a WordPress blog and you have Yoast SEO installed, it analyzes your text and then makes suggestions. As I'm writing this post, it shows me, among many others, these suggestions, which will change as I write:
Yoast SEO
Yoast SEO allows you to set a keyword phrase, analyze how many times it appears, analyze your links, etc. and helps you improve the overall SEO of your posts. Of course, it has a paid version that, among other things, analyzes synonyms for your keywords and allows you to analyze more than one per post. It can also suggest related posts from your own blog or provide technical support. It costs €80 per year.
There are multiple plugins that can help you adapt to Inbound, but we are only going to talk about three.
Renew your website
Inbound Now
It is the best plugin for Inbound and solves almost all needs. Calls to action (CTA's)? It has them. Landing and Thank you pages? They do too. Does it collect information from leads? It does. Can it be used to belize phone number library forms? It does too. There is no need to list the hundreds of plugins that there are for each thing if there is a plugin that does everything well, easily and integrated. Just by installing this plugin and using it you will have practically incorporated the inbound methodology into your WordPress website.
For a plugin that does a bit of everything, it doesn't seem to do too badly. You can find and download Inbound Now on its own page.
In addition to landing pages and calls to action, it also allows you to perform A/B tests and save statistics on everything.
It is quite simple and valuable on its own, but it also allows you to connect with third-party plugins and programs such as Woo Commerce, Geo Plugin, MailChimp, Gravity Form etc.
It has several paid versions, starting at $99 per year which also includes an email management component, a framework for creating automation macros, and many templates and extensions.
Yoast SEO
What Inbound Now doesn't include is SEO functionality. And within SEO, the most important plugin is Yoast SEO. When you're writing a post on a WordPress blog and you have Yoast SEO installed, it analyzes your text and then makes suggestions. As I'm writing this post, it shows me, among many others, these suggestions, which will change as I write:
Yoast SEO
Yoast SEO allows you to set a keyword phrase, analyze how many times it appears, analyze your links, etc. and helps you improve the overall SEO of your posts. Of course, it has a paid version that, among other things, analyzes synonyms for your keywords and allows you to analyze more than one per post. It can also suggest related posts from your own blog or provide technical support. It costs €80 per year.