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in reply to: Create Widgets via API #1901
>>So then like saved links, custom CSS would not be an option?
I guess you could add a field for custom CSS also via the API
I use my own global IDX custom CSS, so did not think of that.
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You need to be a registered member to rate this post.Loading...in reply to: Improving Lead Registration? #1892Sorry, but I don’t use WordPress – I use my own CMS and CRM, so I’m not familiar with optinmonster.com.
It seems to me that would not be that easy to implement with IDX broker, but not sure.About the leads, what I’ve found is that it has a lot to do with where your visitors land at first, and their intent.
This depends a lot in how you are getting traffic to the site.If the majority of you visitors arrive at the home page, then your conversions won’t be that good, but if they land on a specific saved link page after searching for a specific “thing”, then your conversions will be good.
For example, if they search for “contemporary homes for sale in anycity”, then they click on your saved link or widget page, your conversions should be good.(0 rating, 0 votes, rated)
You need to be a registered member to rate this post.Loading...in reply to: Improving Lead Registration? #1890The best way I found so far, is to force registration on the details page right away (0 views) and having a custom form message – the default one is not the best. I use a catchy headline followed by 3-4 bullet points with the benefits of signing up.
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You need to be a registered member to rate this post.Loading...That’s odd. We have several customer sites using similar set up with the sub-domain, and they have thousands of pages indexed.
The only thing I can think off, is that the main domain is https and the subdomain is http.
My customer sites have http for both.(0 rating, 0 votes, rated)
You need to be a registered member to rate this post.Loading...in reply to: Request: Support for Webhooks #1613Yes, webhooks would be great
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You need to be a registered member to rate this post.Loading...in reply to: API Saved Links – adding Sub Header #386Thanks Tom
That sucks though. It could be a tremendous feature if I could create the saved links outside the system.
I really need the sub-header – very important for SEO purposes and for usability.IDX broker, any chance you could add this?
It’s only one more field 🙂Thanks
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You need to be a registered member to rate this post.Loading...in reply to: How do they do this? #384Real Geeks gets their IDX directly from the MLSs, and they no longer offer it to other sites as a plugin.
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You need to be a registered member to rate this post.Loading...in reply to: API Saved Links – adding Sub Header #383A bit more info.
The test data array I am using is:
$data = array(
‘linkName’ => ‘Barrington’,
‘pageTitle’ => ‘Barrington waterfront’,
‘linkTitle’ => ‘Barrington waterfront’,
‘descriptionMeta’ => ‘description meta’,
‘keywords’ => ‘keyword1,keyword2,keyword3’,
‘subheaderPosition’ => ‘Above Existing Sub-header’,
‘subheader’ => ‘Barrington’,
‘queryString’ => $search_array
);All gets added except ‘subheaderPosition’ and ‘subheader’
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You need to be a registered member to rate this post.Loading...in reply to: API leads don't check for duplicate email #381Thanks, that was it.
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