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Home How To Add a Feedback Box to WordPress

How To Add a Feedback Box to WordPress

All webmasters need to go out of their way to gather feedback from their visitors. Unless you are listening to what your visitors have to say about the content and values you offer on your website, you can’t find the right ways to improve your website and take it to the next level. Adding a feedback box to your WordPress website is one way to gather feedback. Magic Contact is a simple to implement plugin that gets the job done in a flash.

Once you install this plugin, a feedback sign shows up in the left or right side of your blog. Your visitors can submit their information to your website by clicking on it. You have the option to change the labels and modify the position of your feedback button from this plugin’s settings page.

Want to make the process more convenient for your visitors? You can just hide the website and email fields. Magic Contact may not be the only plugin for this job but it is pretty decent and a piece of cake to use. It is a great tool to use to start listening to what your visitors have to say.

Apr 13, 2011Cyrus

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