Kadence Conversions

Many sites need a way to put an offer, notice or signup form in front of the right visitor at the right moment. Kadence Conversions handles this inside the WordPress editor. You build each element from blocks, including blocks from other plugins, so the message can match your brand and the campaign you are running.

You then choose who sees it and when it appears. Triggers react to visitor behavior, and display rules narrow the audience. The plugin also covers cart reminders for shoppers, email list growth offers, and scheduled promotions. Analytics in the WordPress dashboard let you see how each conversion element is doing.

Features

• No-code block builder: Create popups, banners, slide-ins and modals with the native WordPress block editor. No technical skills or custom code are required to put a conversion element together.
• Ready-made designs: Start from a library of prebuilt templates made for different conversion goals, then adjust them so each one fits the look of your site.
• Detailed display conditions: Limit where a message appears using page, post type, user role, referral source, device, cart contents, URL parameters or language, so each visitor sees a relevant offer.
• Behavior-based triggers: Show a conversion on exit intent, page load, a timed delay, scroll depth, end of content or a click, so offers appear at fitting moments.
• Any block, any plugin: Use blocks from any plugin inside your conversions, which lets you build custom offers that follow your brand and campaign needs.
• Built-in analytics: View performance metrics in your WordPress dashboard to track and compare your conversion elements and decide what to change.
• Cart abandonment popups: Remind shoppers about items left in their cart with a timely message or offer, aimed at recovering sales that might otherwise be lost.
• Scheduled and multilingual campaigns: Set date ranges or recurring schedules for promotions, and serve translated messages through compatibility with WPML and Polylang.

Best for

• WordPress site owners who want popups without writing code
• Online stores recovering abandoned carts and running sales banners
• Marketers growing an email list on multilingual sites