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Webinar Wednesday 168 <small>– November 29, 2023</small>


Key Topics:

    Coming Soon

  • 1:58 – EMAILS: Emojis for Email Templates (LIVE)
  • 5:18 – PIXABAY: More Stock Photos to Search Graphics and Photos
  • 8:12 – GIPHY: Access Thousands of Animated Gifs for Emails & More (Soon)
  • 9:51 – MAPS: Optimized Google Maps API Usage – 30% Overall Savings
  • 10:28 – DIGITAL PRODUCTS: Buyers Can Now Revisit Confirmation Page & Email
  • 11:58 – ZAPIER: New “Triggers” to initiate workflows instead of relying on “Webhooks”
  • 14:09 – SPEED: More Speed Optimization were released to Improve Pagespeed Scoring
  • 15:04 – Can triggers be used on Pabbly?
  • Giveaway Winners

  • 15:35 – Giveaway Introduction
  • 17:28 – iPad Winner #1
  • 18:20 – Amazon Gift Card Winner #1
  • 19:03 – Lifetime Website Plan Winner #1
  • 19:53 – iPad Winner #2
  • 20:34 – Amazon Gift Card Winner #2
  • 21:07 – Lifetime Website Winner #2
  • Questions & Answers

  • 23:05 – How to convert free signups to paid members? 15+ Upsells & Easy Upgrades Members Will Buy That You Can Sell
  • 31:47 – How to translate a BD website? How To Translate Your Brilliant Directories Website
  • 36:00 – How to optimize/edit SEO for individual posts? Add Custom Content, Banneres & SEO Value To Search Result Pages
  • 43:00 – How to automatically re-share posts on social networks after publishing an update?
  • 48:00 – Tips to optimize search results pages for mobile – Google Map Search Results add-on
  • 59:18 – Load specific content based on visitor’s IP address?
Brilliant Directories Webinar Wednesday

AI-Generated Transcript – Please excuse any inaccuracies

EMAILS: Emojis for Email Templates (LIVE) (00:01:58)

  • Emoji for email templates are now available, allowing users to add them to their Computer-mediated communication and email bodies, which can help improve open rates (00:01:59).
  • Adding emojis to subject lines, such as those in monthly email newsletters or immediate welcome emails, can be beneficial, and best practices for using emojis in email templates will be covered in a separate webinar (00:02:02).
  • To access the email templates, users can go to the admin area, then to the emails section, and click on email templates, where they can edit existing templates or create new ones and add emojis (00:02:38).
  • The email template editor includes a button that allows users to select from a list of available emojis, which have been filtered to ensure compatibility with Android phones, Samsungs, and Apple Inc. devices (00:02:59).
  • The editor also includes a quick search function, allowing users to find specific emojis, and it saves the last six used emojis for easy access (00:03:39).
  • Users can add emojis to their email bodies, not just subject lines, and can also use member variable names, such as the user’s first name, to personalize their emails (00:04:33).
  • It is recommended that users update their Computer-mediated communication with positive and attention-grabbing Emoji to increase open rates and create an emotional connection with their audience (00:05:04).

PIXABAY: More Stock Photos to Search Graphics and Photos (00:05:18)

  • The admin area now has the ability to search stock photos, with access to both Pexels and Pixabay, allowing users to add images to email templates in various sizes (00:05:24).
  • Pixabay is a stock photo library that offers not only photographs but also graphics, such as icons and vectors, which can be used for blogs, Landing page, and other creative projects (00:05:39).
  • Users can search for specific graphics, like a start button or a tree vector, and get a variety of results, including icons and other types of graphics, which can be used as an alternative to real still life images (00:06:18).
  • The stock photo library is available in the admin area, and there is also an add-on for the front end, which allows users to access stock photos while creating blog posts, with both Pixabay and Pexels available (00:07:16).
  • The add-on enables users to search for stock photos, including graphics and icons, directly from the front end, making it easier to create content, such as articles and landing pages, with a wider range of visual options (00:07:43).
  • The integration of Pixabay and Pexels has quadrupled the number of photos available to users, providing more options for creative projects and content creation (00:08:02).

GIPHY: Access Thousands of Animated Gifs for Emails & More (Soon) (00:08:12)

  • Giphy will be added as a stock photo library, allowing access to thousands of animated GIFs for use in Emoji and more, with the feature expected to be released soon (00:08:13).
  • The GIPHY library will be searchable, enabling users to find specific GIFs, such as those related to a particular topic or keyword, and add them to their content (00:08:44).
  • The addition of GIPHY is expected to enhance the engagement and interest of blog posts and emails, as animated GIFs can help capture the reader’s attention and add a touch of personality to the content (00:08:56).
  • The GIPHY library will also include millions of photos, which can be searched using keywords, and will support different orientations, such as horizontal or vertical, to fit various spaces and designs (00:09:22).
  • The feature is currently being tested and is expected to be released the following week, providing users with a new way to add graphics and animated GIFs to their content and emails (00:09:40).

MAPS: Optimized Google Maps API Usage – 30% Overall Savings (00:09:51)

  • The Google Maps API used on BD websites has been optimized, resulting in a 30% reduction in overall savings, which can lead to decreased bills for busier sites that exceed the $200 monthly credit provided by Google Maps (00:09:51).
  • Google Maps helps users perform location searches on their site, and its usage is based on resource usage, with everybody receiving $200 in credit every month, which can cover the costs for less busy sites (00:09:54).
  • The optimization of the Google Maps API usage is expected to yield a 30% overall savings, and efforts will continue to be made to optimize and improve things for all BD users (00:09:58).
  • The $200 monthly credit provided by Google Maps can be sufficient for less busy sites, but busier sites may still incur a small bill based on their resource usage, which can now be reduced by 30% due to the optimization (00:10:08).
  • The goal is to keep optimizing the usage of resources like the Google Maps API to achieve overall savings and improve the experience for all BD users, with ongoing monitoring and evaluation to identify areas for further optimization (00:10:20).

DIGITAL PRODUCTS: Buyers Can Now Revisit Confirmation Page & Email (00:10:28)

  • Buyers of digital products can now revisit their confirmation page or email after making a purchase, which was not possible until now, allowing them to access resources or instructions again (00:10:28).
  • The buyer will see the confirmation page or email in their member dashboard when looking at their transaction history, with options to go back to the product page, revisit the confirmation page, or view the confirmation email (00:11:00).
  • In the member dashboard, the buyer will have three options in the actions dropdown: go back to the product page, revisit the confirmation page, or view the confirmation email, which will appear as a popup on the screen (00:11:14).
  • The confirmation page or email can be accessed if it was assigned to the digital product, and this feature is now live and active, allowing buyers to reread critical instructions on how to utilize the digital product they purchased (00:11:51).

ZAPIER: New “Triggers” to initiate workflows instead of relying on “Webhooks” (00:11:58)

  • Zapier now has new “triggers” to initiate workflows, replacing the need to rely on “webhooks”, allowing Brilliant Directories to be used as a trigger, which can be used to initiate a workflow when a new post, member, or lead is created on a site (00:11:58).
  • The new triggers in Zapier do not necessarily require a paid account, whereas the webhooks functionality does, but the requirement for a paid account depends on the usage and workflows already in place (00:12:29).
  • The triggers in Zapier can be used to send data to other CRM platforms and tools, and can be set up to search for specific values that represent new items, such as new users or posts, and then initiate the workflow (00:13:11).
  • To set up the triggers in Zapier, users can search for Brilliant Directories and choose from events such as new leads, posts, or users created on their site, and then connect their site to initiate the workflow (00:13:24).
  • The new triggers in Zapier can be used to automate workflows, such as sending data to third-party platforms, and this new feature is now live and available for use (00:13:57).

SPEED: More Speed Optimization were released to Improve Pagespeed Scoring (00:14:09)

  • The platform has released numerous speed and optimization updates to improve page speed scores, with the goal of achieving higher benchmarks (00:14:09).
  • As sites are used, images and assets are added, and while optimization is not the most important thing, it is still good to stay on top of it to maintain high page speed scores (00:14:18).
  • If page speed scores are low or could be improved, users can email the support team for a quick review of their site to identify potential optimizations, such as reducing the size of large images (00:14:29).
  • The support team can help identify “low-hanging fruit” that can be optimized to improve page speed scores, and users are encouraged to reach out if they have any questions or concerns (00:14:33).
  • Many of the updates are a result of suggestions from the Facebook group, and users are invited to ask questions or provide comments about the new features (00:14:47).
  • A comment or question session is initiated, and a user named Dwayne has their hand up to ask a question (00:15:03).

Can triggers be used on Pabbly? (00:15:04)

  • Triggers are currently not available on Pabbly, but they are being worked on, with everything being done on Zapier first because it is the primary platform, and this information was mentioned at (00:15:06).
  • The team is waiting for things to work smoothly with Zapier before notifying the P team, who will then update Pabbly, and this process is expected to take a few weeks or a month, as explained at (00:15:09).
  • Once the updates are made to Pabbly, further developments will be shared, and users can expect to be notified about the progress, with Dwayne’s question being acknowledged at (00:15:32).

Giveaway Introduction (00:15:35)

  • The main event features several fun giveaways, including an IPad, Amazon (company) gift cards, lifetime website plans, and one more surprise item to be given away (00:15:37).
  • The Facebook post that started the giveaway promised to select two winners to each win an iPad if the post received over 700 comments, and since it received 771 comments, the double iPad giveaway will proceed (00:16:02).
  • The names of all commenters were compiled into a list, with duplicates removed, resulting in 656 unique commenters, including comments from Jason, and the names will be used to determine the winners (00:16:37).
  • A tool called “Wheel of Names” will be used to randomly select the winners, where all the names will be pasted into the tool and the wheel will be spun to determine the prize winners (00:17:00).
  • The winners will be selected one by one, with each winner receiving one prize, and their name will be removed from the list after being selected, ensuring one prize per person (00:17:20).

iPad Winner #1 (00:17:28)

  • The first prize to be announced is an IPad, and the winner will be determined by spinning a wheel (00:17:28).
  • The wheel is spun, and the winner of the first iPad is announced to be Jerry Lynn, with congratulations being extended to them (00:17:51).
  • If the winner is not present on the webinar, they will be contacted on Facebook to obtain their information in order to send them the prize, and the prize can be mailed internationally if possible (00:18:03).
  • The winner’s name is being saved in a notepad for record-keeping purposes, and the next prize will be announced afterwards (00:17:57).

Amazon Gift Card Winner #1 (00:18:20)

  • A $150 Amazon (company) gift card is announced as a prize, particularly useful during the holiday season, and a wheel spin is used to determine the winner (00:18:21).
  • The winner of the $150 Amazon gift card is announced as Dr. Stephanie Jones, and the winner will be contacted on Facebook to arrange for the prize (00:18:40).
  • The winner’s name will be noted, and the prize details will be finalized, with the next prize to be announced being a lifetime Web development (00:18:50).
  • The process of announcing winners is considered lots of fun, and the next prize is to be revealed, which is a lifetime website plan (00:18:55).

Lifetime Website Plan Winner #1 (00:19:03)

  • The lifetime website plan is equivalent to the $1450 lifetime website plan on the BD site, and the winner of this giveaway will receive this plan (00:19:05).
  • The winner of the lifetime website plan is Russell Prescott, who was selected after spinning a wheel, and he will be contacted after the webinar to arrange for his site to be delivered (00:19:31).
  • Russell Prisco’s name will be put down, and he will be notified after the webinar to finalize the details of receiving his lifetime Web development (00:19:40).
  • The next giveaway item to be announced is a free IPad (00:19:50).

iPad Winner #2 (00:19:53)

  • The process of determining the second iPad Air winner is initiated, and the wheel is spun to randomly select a winner (00:19:55).
  • The wheel lands on the name “John Halton”, who is declared the winner of the second iPad Air, and congratulations are extended to him (00:20:09).
  • The participants are thanked for their involvement, and it is announced that the giveaway is not yet over, with another prize to be awarded (00:20:17).
  • The winner, John, is removed from the list of potential winners, and the next prize, an Amazon (company) item, is introduced (00:20:25).

Amazon Gift Card Winner #2 (00:20:34)

  • The Amazon gift card winner is announced, with the winner being George, who will receive $150 for the Amazon gift card (00:20:47)
  • The winner is congratulated, and the announcement is followed by a mention that there are more prizes to be given away (00:20:58)
  • The process of announcing the winner involves spinning a wheel, which contains various prizes, including the $150 Amazon gift card (00:20:39)

Lifetime Website Winner #2 (00:21:07)

  • The lifetime website giveaway is announced, and the winner is determined by spinning a wheel, with the result being a yellow section that corresponds to a winner in the Facebook group (00:21:07).
  • The winner is found and contacted through the Facebook group, and arrangements will be made to get in touch with them and deliver their prize, which is a lifetime website (00:21:31).
  • In total, two IPad, two lifetime websites, and two $150 Amazon (company) gift cards were given away, and the winners will be contacted shortly after the webinar to arrange for their prizes to be delivered (00:21:47).
  • The contest was a lot of fun, with a high level of engagement and excitement from participants, and the decision to double the number of iPad winners increased everyone’s chances of winning (00:22:00).
  • Instead of a tip of the week, a Q&A session is offered to help attendees with their website-related questions, and one of the winners, Stephanie, also known as Dr. Stephanie Jones, is present and able to ask questions (00:22:26).
  • Dr. Stephanie Jones is a winner of the lifetime website giveaway and owns seven directories, making this prize particularly valuable to her (00:22:55).

How to convert free signups to paid members? (00:23:05)

  • The discussion revolves around converting free plan members to paid members, with approximately 200 people double opting-in every week, but only a 5-6% email open rate, and the challenge of understanding how to increase conversion rates (00:23:32).
  • An article is shared that discusses 15 upsells and easy upgrades that members can buy, which can include one-time exposures on the homepage, and this can be an alternative to upgrading plans (00:24:02).
  • Proactively spotlighting other members on the site can be an effective way to encourage upgrades by providing tangible examples of the benefits, and handpicked members will feel valued, creating a positive experience (00:24:31).
  • The site in question is businessmindit.com, an online marketplace for women entrepreneurs, which manages a market of two different audiences, including listed businesses and people searching for resources (00:25:09).
  • The site’s mission is clear, focusing on providing exposure for businesses and promoting a cause, and it is suggested that this mission should be reiterated throughout the site to incentivize members to join and upgrade (00:26:02).
  • The site offers a free profile plan, and it is recommended to outline more benefits and perks, with the upgraded plan option available in the menu bar, offering unparalleled marketing (00:26:51).
  • The discussion revolves around a marketplace for women entrepreneurs, focusing on joint exposure, traffic, credibility, and customers, with the importance of addressing the target audience and their pain points before implementing unparalleled marketing strategies (00:27:13).
  • To effectively market the platform, it’s suggested to add an emotional layer to the copy and directly address the audience so they can identify better with the platform’s purpose, which includes creating a network of female entrepreneurs for online exposure and referral networks (00:27:40).
  • The platform’s plan is to drive organic traffic to the site and businesses, categorized accordingly, and provide hacks for businesses to gain more exposure, with the goal of creating a community of women entrepreneurs rather than just a directory (00:28:33).
  • The platform offers a free plan with limited access to resources and visibility, and a paid plan with more comprehensive benefits, suggesting that the free plan should be rebranded with a more appealing name that fits the platform’s branding, such as an “entry-level membership” (00:29:21).
  • The paid plan should have a name that resonates with the brand, making it more tangible and aspirational for users, and the overall strategy should focus on creating a community that supports women entrepreneurs and provides value to its members (00:30:10).
  • The conversation concludes with an invitation to share progress and updates in a future webinar or in the Facebook group, and congratulations are extended to the winner of an IPad (00:30:41).
  • The discussion revolves around a website, specifically focusing on the importance of remembering the target audience and creating a compelling offer for them to participate in the website’s mission, with the key takeaway being to give members a reason to care (00:31:08).
  • Stephanie’s site is mentioned as a great example, with a great mission and focus, and the audience is encouraged to ask questions about their own sites or general questions (00:31:20).
  • Jean Michelle, also referred to as Jason, is given the opportunity to ask a question, and he is calling from K City, although his question is not specified in this part of the conversation (00:31:36).
  • The conversation is open to addressing questions from the audience, with the host inviting people to raise their hand and ask questions, whether it’s about their own site or a general inquiry (00:31:24).

How to translate a BD website? (00:31:47)

  • To translate a website, particularly for someone like Jean Michelle who wants to change their site to French language, it is possible to switch the default language in the general settings to French, which will change the majority of the default text on the site (00:32:42).
  • The website has standard languages available, including English language, French, Spanish language, and German, and switching to one of these languages can be done through the general settings and localization (00:33:21).
  • For languages beyond the standard options, it is necessary to manually change the text labels, which can be time-consuming but is not impossible (00:33:28).
  • To change the language, go to the general settings, then localization, and switch the language to the desired one, such as French, and then refresh the cache for the changes to take effect (00:33:37).
  • Additionally, to translate specific post types, such as community, article, or coupon, go to the content edit post settings and change the names of the post types to the desired language (00:34:17).
  • For the main menu, which is not a text label, go to the toolbox menu manager and customize the main menu and footer menu to change the language (00:35:01).
  • It is also possible to further change the text labels to be more on-brand with the way certain things are called, but switching the language and customizing the menus will take care of about 99% of the language on the site (00:35:22).

How to optimize/edit SEO for individual posts? (00:36:00)

  • The discussion revolves around customizing Search engine optimization templates for event posts to improve search engine traction, with the option to edit the SEO template for individual events or create a template that applies to all events (00:36:02).
  • To access the SEO template, one can visit the website, click on the admin bar, and select the “events” option to edit the SEO template, which includes metadata such as title and description (00:36:57).
  • The metadata is dynamically generated from the post itself, but it can be further enhanced by customizing the SEO template, which is variable-based and uses post variables such as title and location (00:37:53).
  • The customized SEO template can be applied to all posts, including events, education center, and other post listings, and can include various post variables such as location, date, and name (00:38:54).
  • The goal is to provide search engines with the necessary metadata to understand what the page is about, and to make it easier for people to find the events through search engines by including relevant information such as location and event name (00:38:25).
  • The SEO template can be tailored to include specific information, such as the event creator’s name or business name, to make the events more discoverable (00:39:45).
  • By customizing the Search engine optimization template, one can improve the visibility of their events and other posts in search engine results, making it easier for people to find them (00:37:41).
  • The discussion involves optimizing the SEO for a specific event post, titled “Tour of Los Angeles Celebrity Homes”, which was posted by Sample Member Three on a new website (00:40:03).
  • The event post’s description was missing the title, so it was suggested to add the title to the description and meta description to enhance the SEO, and the variables can be moved to the title or description to improve the keywords (00:40:18).
  • To further optimize the SEO, a video is recommended that shows how to enhance the events search results on the site by adding custom content, banners, and SEO value to search results pages (00:41:16).
  • The default SEO created with BD sites has good titles and descriptions, but with a stronger focus on the site, it’s essential to ensure certain keywords are on specific pages and use available variables to create combinations that boost SEO (00:42:17).
  • A tip of the week is provided on how to bolster and enhance the SEO of different pages on the site, and it’s recommended to watch a video on adding custom content and SEO value to search results pages (00:42:11).

How to automatically re-share posts on social networks after publishing an update? (00:43:00)

  • The issue at hand is related to reposting updated blog articles on Facebook and other platforms using PAB, where the current setup only allows reposting if a brand new blog article is created, rather than updating an existing one (00:43:00).
  • The current method of using RSS to integrate blog articles with PAB has limitations, such as not being able to repost updated articles unless the publish date is changed to a more recent one, which may not be effective (00:44:23).
  • Changing the publish date of an updated blog article to the current date may allow it to be picked up by the RSS feed and reposted through PAB, but this method has not been confirmed to work (00:45:05).
  • Using web hooks instead of RSS may be an alternative solution, but it has its own limitations, such as not being able to port over images, although PAB has recently added the ability to bring over images through RSS (00:46:10).
  • The problem with using RSS is that it is a static way to integrate blog articles with PAB, and updating an existing article by changing its date and saving it again does not trigger a repost through PAB (00:46:02).
  • The web hook is discussed in relation to its functionality, including posting featured images in a URL format, which is also included in the RSS feed, and it is clarified that the web hook should send data every time a post is saved (00:46:30).
  • The importance of adding filters to the web hook is emphasized, such as only sending data if the post status is published, to avoid unnecessary workflow triggers (00:47:07).
  • A question-and-answer session is taking place, with participants such as Stephen and Jerome engaging in discussions, and Jerome is having technical issues with his microphone, which are eventually resolved (00:47:39).
  • The improvements being made are appreciated by the participants, including Jerome, who expresses gratitude for the efforts being made (00:47:52).
  • The conversation is part of a larger discussion, where participants are encouraged to ask questions, and the host is responding to inquiries and providing clarification on various topics (00:47:34).

Tips to optimize search results pages for mobile (00:48:00)

  • A discussion is held about implementing a more intuitive map feature, particularly for mobile users, to allow businesses to show up on a map instead of in a listing mode, with the ability to toggle between a list or a map view (00:48:05).
  • The demo site is searched for members in Los Angeles, and it is noted that the grid view does not work on mobile, but a map view icon should be available, and if not, the map view icon may need to be added (00:48:38).
  • Jerome, one of the original members, is introduced, and his site, citybyapp.com, is reviewed to see if it has a map view feature, which is found to be available with a toggle option (00:49:27).
  • The map view on Jerome’s site is examined, and it is suggested that the toggle icon could be modified to include the words “map view” for better indication of its function (00:50:05).
  • The map view is found to be trying to include all members in its view, but it can be focused on a specific area, such as Los Angeles, and it is noted that some customization may be needed to ignore members outside the geolocation (00:50:52).
  • A suggestion is made to remove or make non-searchable a Nationwide company that is showing up on the map view, as it may be causing the map to zoom out too far (00:51:28).
  • The discussion also touches on the flexibility to search for different types of businesses on the map and the need for more customization options (00:51:37).
  • The option to toggle settings is available, and it is possible to put the sidebar at the top on mobile devices, which can be done by going to edit post settings and changing the sidebar alignment (00:51:48).
  • To change the sidebar position on mobile, go to edit post settings, then to the listing type, and click on the search results design tab, where the additional settings option can be found, allowing users to choose between having the sidebar at the top or bottom (00:52:11).
  • When having the sidebar on top on mobile devices, it is recommended to have only one or two elements or widgets in the sidebar, or to use the hidden excess option, which hides elements on extra small screens, to avoid taking up too much space (00:53:02).
  • The search function can be kept at the top, and it remembers previous searches, allowing users to easily access their search history (00:53:52).
  • To optimize the website for mobile devices, it is possible to hide certain elements, such as the website banner or announcement bar, by going to the design settings and changing the settings to hide these elements on mobile (00:54:18).
  • Hiding certain elements, such as breadcrumbs, on mobile devices can help to make the website more user-friendly and easier to navigate (00:55:00).
  • The map view option can be used as an indicator, and it is possible to start with the map view if that is the preferred option, and the text that says “map view” can be added as an indicator (00:54:55).
  • The website’s mobile view can be customized to improve its appearance, including adjusting the logo size to save space, and this can be done by accessing the design settings under General header design and scrolling down to the mobile view settings (00:55:19).
  • In the mobile view settings, there are options to use the favicon or a compact logo, which can help reduce the space taken up by the logo and give the website a more app-like feel (00:55:35).
  • The mini navigation menu can also be customized on mobile by hiding or removing non-essential items, such as the Google Translate or Contact Us links, to make the menu more concise (00:56:53).
  • To hide a menu item on mobile, the “hidden EXs” feature can be used, which involves adding a specific code to the menu item and saving the changes (00:57:44).
  • The “hidden EXs” feature can be applied to specific menu items, such as the Contact Us link, to hide them on mobile devices and improve the overall mobile user experience (00:58:03).
  • To apply the “hidden EXs” feature, the correct menu item must be identified and edited, and the code must be added to the correct field to ensure it works properly (00:58:32).
  • By customizing the mobile view and menu, the website can be made more user-friendly and efficient on mobile devices, with a more streamlined navigation and reduced clutter (00:58:50).
  • The discussion involves optimizing website real estate to achieve a more app-like feel, especially when accessing the site on-the-go or via phone, which can be accomplished by streamlining the used space (00:58:55).
  • By simplifying the website’s layout, users can have a more efficient experience, and the removal of unnecessary elements like Google Translate can contribute to this streamlined design (00:58:56).
  • The goal of this optimization is to provide a better user experience, particularly on mobile devices, by making the most of the available screen space and reducing clutter (00:59:01).
  • The result of this optimization is a more intuitive and user-friendly interface that resembles a mobile app, making it easier for users to navigate the site (00:59:08).
  • The conversation touches on geolocation and its relevance to the topic at hand, with a mention of having one more question regarding this subject (00:59:13).

Load specific content based on visitor’s IP address? (00:59:18)

  • The discussion revolves around loading specific content based on a visitor’s IP address or geolocation, and there are alternative methods to identify a user’s location, such as using their IP address instead of traditional popup requests for location access (00:59:18).
  • There is an advanced setting that allows for automatic prompting of visitors to share their location, which can be a quicker way to obtain location information, and this setting can be turned on to prompt users to share their location right away (01:00:00).
  • Browsers are requiring more security measures for sharing location, and users must give their permission, but using an add-on like the global website search can help load content based on a visitor’s location by pre-filling their location and allowing them to search for relevant content (01:00:30).
  • The global website search add-on can be used on a website’s homepage to provide users with a quick way to find content related to their location, and it can also be used to find content based on specific keywords (01:00:46).
  • The support team can be emailed for assistance with technical issues, such as a missing favicon, and the webinar will be posted in the Facebook group, along with announcements of giveaway winners, including lifetime websites, Amazon (company) gift cards, and IPad (01:01:29).

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