Question 1

Conversion Pop-up

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What is the Conversion Pop-Up?

Our Conversion Pop-Up is an eye-catching rotation of your best and most recent online reviews. Designed for both desktop and mobile web experiences you can start marketing your reputation the moment customers arrive on your website to drive more visitors to take action.

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The Conversion Pop-Up is seen in the lower left corner of page and rotates through recent reviews.

The small popup window rotates through your last 30 reviews (both 1st- and 3rd-party) and requires a minimum of 3 valid reviews to display.

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The Conversion Pop-Up neatly displays on mobile for social proof across all devices. Although there is an option to swtich off the Conversion Pop-Up on a mobile from within the Customer Feedback Centre dashboard.

Why should I use the Conversion Pop-Up?

The Conversion Pop-up is designed to add social proof to your website to help strengthen the trust of a visitor. Unlike the Review Widget, the pop-up does not have review schema or any other SEO or ranking benefits. Its job is to be a visual magnet that allows you to market your happy customers to your next customer.

How do I set up or edit the Conversion Pop-Up?

To set-up the Conversion Pop-up follow these steps:

Log in to your Customer Feedback Centre account.

If you have multiple locations, select the location you would like to set-up the Conversion Pop-up for from the Business Dashboard.

From the menu go to Publish > Conversion Pop-Up.

Edit the following settings as desired:

URLs to display your Conversion Pop-Up on - Type in full or partial URLs where you would like your Conversion Pop-Up to be displayed.
URL match type - Choose whether the Conversion Pop-Up should display on webpages if the URL matches exactly (Exact Match) or partially (Contains).
Click-through URL - The Conversion Pop-up is clickable. Set the URL it will link to here.
Apply tags - If you use Tags you can apply an existing one to the Conversion Pop-up to filter the reviews displayed. This field is optional.
Display 1st-party reviews at or above: - Choose to display 1st-party reviews using the ON/OFF toggle. If set to ON, select the minimum star-rating to display.
Display 3rd-party reviews at or above: - Choose to display 3rd-party reviews using the ON/OFF toggle. If set to ON, select the minimum star-rating to display.
Show on mobile devices: - Choose to display the Conversion Pop-Up on mobile devices using the ON/OFF toggle. If set to ON, select to display the pop-up at the Top or Bottom.

All changes are auto-saved.

How do I install the Conversion Pop-up on my website?

To install the Conversion Pop-up on any website you will need the embed code. First, follow these steps to get the embed code:

Log in to your Customer Feedbak Centre account.

If you have multiple locations, select the location you would like to install the Conversion Pop-up for from the Business Dashboard.

From the menu go to Publish > Conversion Pop-Up.

At the bottom of the page, click Get Embed Code.

Click Copy Embed Code.

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Next, select one of the following for steps to install the Conversion Pop-up:

Install using HTML

To install the Conversion Pop-up on a website using HTML paste the embed code into your website code in a site-wide element like the header or footer.

When installed correctly, changes to the Conversion Pop-up made in Customer Feedback Centre automatically update the pop-up on the website. You do not have to touch the code on your website again.

Install on a WordPress site

To add the Conversion Pop-Up to a WordPress site follows these steps:

Log in to WordPress.

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In WordPress Edit Themes click on Theme Footer (footer.php) to open the footer.php file.

In the footer.php file place the Conversion Pop-Up embed code just BEFORE the tag. The tag can be found near the bottom of the file.

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In the footer.php file place the Conversion Pop-up embed code just before the tag.

Click Update File to save the changes.

Question 2

Add the Review Badge Using Embed Code

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If you have completed setting up the Review Widget and your website builder accepts embed code, follow these instructions to add the Review Badge to your website:

Log in to your Customer Feedback Centre account.

If you have multiple locations, select the location you would like to access the Review Badge embed code for from the Business Dashboard.

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Copy the embed code to be placed on your website page.

Log in to your website builder and navigate to the page you wish to add the Review Badge to. Paste the embed code into the html view of your page or other appropriate module. Preview and publish your page. The Review Badge has been successfully added to your web page.

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Once you’ve added the embed code for the Review Badge to your web page, any changes you make to the Review Badge in Customer Feedback Centre (and publish) are automatically updated on your web page. You do not need to update or replace the embed code.

Question 3

Trouble Installing the WordPress Plugin

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Trouble Installing The Plugin:

If you don't want to use our plugin, or you're having trouble with the code displaying then you could have a conflicit on your website through either the WordPress theme, another plugin, or the hosting environment interfering when the page is loaded. That will need to be investigated by the developer of the website or theme/plugin/hosting support.

So another option that might be worth trying is to add the embed code to the page, without using our plugin to generate a shortcode first. The new editor in WordPress allows for adding modules to a page such as "code" which can accept our embed code. However, once you put the embed code into the Code module, you'll need to take one additional step to change the module to "Preformatted". We're recorded a quick video of this method on our test site:

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