When creating the idea for Dynamic Connector Block we were intentionally seeking a solution to the limitations oftentimes involved with opt-ins. When working with call-to-actions we found that most solutions were either very limited in terms of integrations or extremely robust all-in-one solutions.
We felt that it is best to leave the decision making in the hands of our users. As a content creator it can be really frustrating to develop a drip campaign, series of automations, or other optimization efforts only to find that it doesn’t work with WordPress for a seamless user experience.
Some all-in-one solutions offered functionality that our content creators didn’t take advantage of. An all-in-one solution is excellent, but when there’s functionality not being utilized by those more robust options we found that our client’s site performance was negatively affected. All of this in the name of achieving, what should be, one simple goal.
We needed to build something that offered our users more in terms of what, and who, our users could work with for opt-ins and call-to-actions.
An unintentional result of this? Extreme customizability that went far beyond our original goals. We’re not mad about it.
If you can insert the information into a content block on your website, it can be applied to our conditional contents to leverage your user experience.
Dynamic Connector Block content capabilities, in a nutshell:
We work well with others.
