The month has been full of new releases across the board. We have had so much going on, and have a ton to tell you about.
Formidable Forms Word Cloud
Clean. Money maker. Fortune saver. Makes me look good. These were some of the words and phrases Formidable users entered into our Word Cloud last month.
What is HTTPS, SSL, and TLS for WordPress?
Learn about HTTP, HTTPS, SSL, and TLS and why it matters for your WordPress site. Increase your understanding of web security to protect private data and your WordPress site.
How to use OptinMonster with Formidable to Get More Form Leads
Maximizing the effectiveness of your opt-in forms Whoever said “email marketing is dead” was dead wrong. It’s alive and well. The question of the effectiveness of email marketing isn’t one we’ll be
How to Schedule Email Autoresponders & SMS Notifications
Take Email Notifications to the Next Level with Scheduled Autoresponders When autoresponder emails are directly linked to your entry data, you have far more flexible options available to you than
3 Pricing Lessons Learned the Hard Way
For us, pricing is more about our people (you!) than it is about pennies. We last introduced a pricing change in January 2016. We've been listening since then, and you've taught us a thing or two.
How to Engage Your Audience with SMS Poll Voting
How to engage your users by getting creative with SMS poll voting and voting results.
In Development: v2.03 for Easy Multi-Page Forms and a Form Builder Community Site
August has been a busy month for us, and we've got exciting news to share with you. The best news comes first, of course. Welcome the newest addition to the Formidable family.
Improved WordPress Graphs for your Forms
As I assist Formidable Pro users at our help desk, recurring needs and patterns come to my attention. Over the past few months, I noticed Formidable's graphs were getting quite, well, dusty. So I
How to Easily Create a Poll and Display Results
Today’s content marketing landscape looks different than it did in the early years. Today, there is much less talking to your audience and much more talking with your audience. The bottom line: if
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