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  • How to Make a Website Banner (3 Easy Ways)

    Are you looking for an easy way to make a banner for your WordPress website?

    A banner can highlight the products, services, or news updates offered by your website. It can increase user engagement, boost your click-through rate, and encourage visitors to take action.

    In this article, we will show you how to easily make a banner for your WordPress website.

    Make a website banner in WordPress

    What Is a Website Banner?

    A banner is a graphical display that stretches over the top, bottom, or side of a WordPress website. It often includes a brand name and logo, along with other visual elements, to promote a specific product, service, or event.

    For example, if an online store has just announced a sale, then it can show a banner at the top of its pages to tell new visitors about the promotion and encourage them to make a purchase.

    Shop sale preview

    A well-designed banner can make a strong impression and invite visitors to explore the rest of your site. Plus, banners can also be used to promote affiliate products, increase brand awareness, build an email list by encouraging visitors to sign up for your newsletter, and drive traffic to other pages on your site.

    You can also use banners to promote your social media accounts and encourage visitors to follow or like your pages.

    What Is the Best Website Banner Size?

    The ideal website banner size depends on the layout and specific marketing goals of your WordPress blog.

    For example, if you want to display a rectangular and thin banner at the top of the screen, then you can use the Large Leaderboard size, which is 970 x 90.

    Some of the other popular and most-used banner sizes include:

    • Medium Banner: 300 x 250
    • Leaderboard: 728 x 90
    • Wide Skyscraper: 160 x 600
    • Half-Page: 300 x 600
    • Large Leaderboard: 970 x 90
    • Billboard: 970 x 250
    • Large Rectangle: 326 x 280
    • Vertical Banner: 120 x 240
    • Full Banner: 468 x 60
    • Half Banner: 234 x 60
    Banner sizes

    If you want to show a banner for an event in the sidebar, then you can use the Wide Skyscraper or Half-Page banner sizes. Similarly, you can also use the Medium banner size to display a square-shaped banner on your page.

    If you are looking to display ad banners, then you may want to see our beginner’s guide on the highest-performing Google AdSense banner sizes and formats for WordPress.

    Having said that, let’s see how you can easily make a banner on your WordPress website. For this tutorial, we will cover three methods to make a banner, and you can use the links below to jump to the method of your choice:

    Method 1: Make a Website Banner Using OptinMonster (Recommended)

    OptinMonster is the best WordPress banner plugin on the market that allows you to easily create floating bar and popup banners for your website.

    It is the best conversion optimization and lead generation tool that helps you turn website visitors into subscribers and customers.

    Plus, many of OptinMonster’s banner templates have optin fields that allow you to collect the names, email addresses, and phone numbers of your website visitors.

    Step 1: Install OptinMonster on Your Website

    First, you will need to sign up for an OptinMonster account. To do this, simply visit the OptinMonster website and click on the ‘Get OptinMonster Now’ button to set up an account.

    The OptinMonster lead generation tool

    After that, you have to install and activate the free OptinMonster plugin on your WordPress website. For detailed instructions, you may want to see our beginner’s guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.

    Upon activation, the OptinMonster setup wizard will open in your WordPress admin panel.

    From here, you must click the ‘Connect Your Existing Account’ button to connect your WordPress site to your OptinMonster account.

    Connect your existing account

    This will open up a new window on your computer screen.

    From here, you have to click the ‘Connect to WordPress’ button to move ahead.

    Connect OptinMonster to WordPress

    Step 2: Create and Customize Your Banner

    Now that you have connected your WordPress account with OptinMonster, head over to the OptinMonster » Campaigns page from the WordPress admin sidebar.

    From here, you need to click on the ‘Create Your First Campaign’ button to start creating your website banner design.

    Create first OptinMonster campaign

    This will direct you to the ‘Templates’ page, where you can start by choosing a campaign type.

    For example, if you want to show your banner as a bar at the top of the screen, then you can pick the ‘Floating bar’ campaign. Similarly, you can select the ‘Popup’ campaign type to display your banner as a popup.

    After that, you will also need to select a template for the campaign you chose.

    Select the floating bar template

    For this tutorial, we will be choosing a template for the ‘Floating bar’ campaign type.

    Next, you will be asked to give a name for the campaign that you are creating.

    Simply type a name of your choice and click the ‘Start Building’ button to move forward.

    Click the Start Building button

    This will launch the OptinMonster drag-and-drop interface on your screen, where you can start customizing your banner. From here, you can drag and drop fields of your choice from the sidebar on the left onto the banner.

    For example, if you want to add social media icons to your banner to increase your followers, then you can drag and drop the Social Media block from the left sidebar.

    Add blocks to the banner

    After that, just click on the block to open its settings in the left column.

    From here, you can change the button title, add your social media URL, and even change your social media platform from the dropdown menu.

    You can also add other blocks to display videos, images, text, or CTAs in your website banner design.

    Configure block settings from the left column

    After that, you need to select the position of your banner.

    By default, the OptinMonster floating bar is displayed at the bottom of your website screen once you start scrolling.

    However, you can easily change this setting by clicking on the ‘Settings’ icon at the bottom of the sidebar on the left.

    This will open up settings in the left column, where you must expand the ‘Floating Bar Settings’ tab. From here, simply toggle the ‘Load Floating Bar at the top of the page?’ switch to display the banner at the top.

    Toggle the switch to display the banner at the top

    Step 3: Add Triggers for Your Banner

    Once you have designed your banner, switch to the ‘Display Rules’ tab at the top. From here, you can add rules for your banner display.

    Remember that you only need to switch to this tab if you want to add a specific display trigger for your banner. Otherwise, you can skip to the next step.

    For example, if you would like to show your banner when the user is about to leave your site, then you need to choose the ‘Exit Intent’ option.

    Choose Exit Intent option from the dropdown menu on the left

    Once you have done that, just select the ‘On all devices’ option from the dropdown menu in the middle. If you wish to use this display rule for mobile devices only, then you can also choose that option.

    After that, pick the Exit Intent Sensitivity according to your liking and click the ‘Next Step’ button.

    Choose exit intent technology sensitivity

    This will take you to a new screen. Here, you need to make sure that the ‘Optin’ option is selected for the ‘Show the campaign view’ dropdown menu.

    Once you have done that, simply click the ‘Next Step’ button.

    Select the Optin option from the Then dropdown menu

    Your display rule for the banner will now be shown on the screen.

    If you want to change something here, then you can click the ‘Edit’ button to fix it.

    Summary for display rules

    Step 4: Publish Your Banner

    You can now switch to the ‘Publish’ tab at the top and click the ‘Save’ button in the top right corner of the screen.

    After that, simply click on the ‘Publish’ button to display the banner on your website.

    Save and publish the banner

    Now visit your website to see the banner at the top of your screen.

    This is what it looked like on our demo site.

    Optinmonster banner preview

    Method 2: Make a Website Banner Using Canva (Free)

    If you want to make a website banner for free, then this method is for you.

    Canva is a popular web-based tool that allows you to create all kinds of graphics, including banners, logos, posters, book covers, and more. It also offers a free version that you can use to create a website banner design.

    Step 1: Create a Canva Account

    First, you will need to visit the Canva website and click on the ‘Sign Up’ button to create an account.

    If you already have a Canva account, then you can simply log in.

    Create a Canva account

    Upon account creation, you will be taken to your Canva account home page.

    From here, you need to switch to the ‘Templates’ tab from the left column and then search for banner templates using the search box at the top.

    This will display all the banner templates available in Canva. However, some of these templates may be locked because they are paid features.

    Choose a Canva template

    Step 2: Design Your Website Banner

    Once you select a template, Canva’s design interface will be launched on the screen.

    From here, you can customize your banner template according to your liking. You can change the existing content in the template by clicking on the blocks and adding your own text.

    Customize the Canva banner

    You can even add different graphical elements like stickers, photos, and videos by switching to the ‘Elements’ tab in the left column.

    Upon adding an element, you can further change its animation, position, and transparency from the menu at the top.

    You can also upload media files from your own computer by switching to the ‘Uploads’ tab from the left column.

    Add elements from the left column

    To add some text to your banner, simply switch to the ‘Textbox’ tab from the column on the left.

    Once there, you can use default text styles or different font combinations to add some content to your banner.

    You can even add a call to action with a link by selecting the text using your mouse. This will display a link icon at the top of the text.

    Click on the Link icon

    Simply click on that icon and copy and paste the link you want to add.

    After that, click the ‘Done’ button to save it.

    Add link

    Step 3: Get an Embed Code for the Banner

    Once you are happy with your banner customization, just click the ‘Share’ button in the top right corner of the screen.

    This will open up a prompt menu where you must select the ‘More’ option at the bottom.

    Click the More option in the Share prompt

    This will take you to the ‘All Options’ menu, where you have to select the ‘Embed’ option.

    Once you do that, a new prompt will open up on the screen. From here, simply click the ‘Embed’ button.

    Click the Embed button

    Canva will now create an HTML embed code for you.

    Once it’s displayed on the screen, click the ‘Copy’ button under the ‘HTML embed code’ option.

    Copy the HTML embed code

    Step 4: Add the HTML Embed Code in WordPress

    You can now display your banner on your WordPress page, post, or sidebar according to your liking. For this tutorial, we will be showing our banner on a WordPress page.

    First, you need to open the page or post where you want to add the banner.

    Once there, click the ‘+’ button in the top left corner of the screen to find and add the Custom HTML block to the page.

    Once you have done that, simply paste the embed code you copied into the block.

    Add code into the block editor

    Finally, click the ‘Update’ or ‘Publish’ button to save your changes.

    Now visit your website to see the WordPress banner in action.

    Canva banner preview

    Method 3: Make a Website Banner Using Thrive Leads

    You can also create a website banner using Thrive Leads. It’s a popular WordPress popup plugin used by over 114,000+ websites.

    With Thrive Leads, you can design banners that will help you capture leads on your WordPress site and grow your email list.

    Step 1: Install Thrive Leads on Your WordPress Website

    First, you will need to visit the Thrive Themes website and sign up for an account. Once you have done that, head over to your member dashboard.

    From here, go ahead and click the ‘Download and install the Thrive Product Manager plugin’ link.

    Install the Thrive Product Manager plugin

    Next, you need to visit your WordPress website to install and activate the Thrive Product Manager plugin. For detailed instructions, you may want to see our step-by-step guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.

    Upon activation, head over to the Product Manager tab from the WordPress admin dashboard and click the â€˜Log into my account’ button.

    Log into the Thrive Product Manager dashboard

    After entering your login credentials, you will be able to see your Thrive Product Manager dashboard.

    From here, you can select the products that you want to install and use on your site. Simply choose the ‘Thrive Leads’ plugin and click the ‘Install selected products’ button.

    Install the Thrive Leads plugin

    Step 2: Create a Website Banner

    After the plugin installation, you need to visit the Thrive dashboard » Thrive Leads page from the WordPress admin sidebar.

    Once you are there, just click the ‘Add New’ button next to the ‘Lead Groups’ option.

    Create new lead group by clicking the Add New button

    This will display the ‘Add New Lead Group’ popup on your screen, where you need to type a name for the lead group you are creating.

    Make sure to name the lead group in a way that will help you identify it.

    For instance, if you are creating a banner to build your email list, then you can name your lead group ‘Email List Campaign’.

    Type lead group name

    After that, the lead group you created will be added to the screen. From here, you have to click the ‘Add New Type Of Opt-In Form’ button.

    This will open a new prompt where you must choose the type of banner you would like to create.

    Click the Add new Opt-in form button

    You can create a slide-in, ribbon, widget, in-content, lightbox, or scroll mat banner according to your liking.

    These banners will be like a form as they will collect data from your users, including email addresses, phone numbers, and more.

    For this tutorial, we will be creating a ribbon banner for our site.

    Choose an Opt-In form type

    Upon choosing a website banner design type, the prompt will automatically disappear from the screen.

    Now, to open your lead group dashboard, you must click the ‘Add’ button in the right corner of your Lead Groups tab.

    Click the Add button for a form

    This will take you to your Lead Groups dashboard, where all the forms and lead reports for the group will be displayed after your campaign goes live.

    For example, if you want to create a banner to capture email addresses, then all the user information you collect through the banner will be displayed here.

    Click the Create a form button

    For now, you just have to click the ‘Create Form’ button to start building your banner.

    This will open up a new prompt where you must provide a name for the form and click the ‘Create Form’ button.

    Provide a form name

    Once your form has been created, it will be displayed in your Lead Groups dashboard.

    From here, you have to click the ‘Edit Design’ button in the right corner to start building your banner.

    Click the Edit Design button

    Step 3: Customize Your Website Banner

    The Thrive visual editor will now be launched in a new tab on your screen.

    From here, you can start by selecting a template for your banner from the ‘Thrive Leads Library’ prompt.

    You can then use one of the pre-made template as it is or further customize it with the visual editor. Upon making your choice, simply click the ‘Choose Template’ button to move forward.

    Choose banner template

    After adding a template for a ribbon banner, you can easily customize the elements in it by clicking on each one. This will open up the element’s settings in the sidebar on the left.

    For example, if you want to change the button color in your template, then you simply need to click on it to open its settings in the sidebar.

    Choose an element and configure its settings

    If you want to add a completely new element to your banner, then you can also do that by clicking the ‘+’ icon in the right corner of the screen.

    This will open the ‘Add Elements’ sidebar on the right, where you can drag and drop elements of your choice onto the banner.

    For instance, if you want to add social media account buttons to your banner, then you will have to drag and drop the Social Follow element from the right sidebar.

    Add elements to the banner

    Once you are happy with your banner, click the ‘Save Work’ button in the bottom left corner to store your changes.

    After that, you need to return to your Lead Groups dashboard.

    Click the Save Work button

    Step 4: Configure Banner Settings

    Once you are back in your dashboard, you can change the position of your banner by clicking on the ‘Position’ option in the form row.

    This will open the ‘Position Settings’ prompt, where you can choose your preferred banner position from the dropdown menu.

    After that, click the ‘Save’ button.

    Configure banner position

    Next, to configure the display frequency of the banner, click the ‘Display Frequency’ option in the form row.

    This will open the ‘Display Settings’ prompt, where you can use the slider to determine the number of times the banner should be displayed on the screen.

    If you keep the number 0, then the banner will be displayed at all times. Upon making your choice, click the ‘Save’ button to store your settings.

    Configure banner display settings

    If you want to add a specific trigger for your banner display, then you need to click the ‘Trigger’ option in the form row.

    This will display the ‘Trigger Settings’ prompt, where you can choose a trigger for your banner from the dropdown menu, such as after a certain period of time or when a user reaches the bottom of the page.

    Once you are done, click the ‘Save’ button to save your settings.

    Add a trigger for banner display

    Step 5: Publish Your Banner

    After you have configured the banner settings, you need to exit your Lead Groups dashboard and head back to the Thrive Leads dashboard by clicking on the link at the top.

    Once you are there, expand your Lead Groups tab and toggle the ‘Display On Desktop’ switch to ‘On’. If you also want to display your banner on mobile devices, then you can toggle the ‘Display On Mobile’ switch to ‘On’.

    Toggle the Display on desktop switch

    After that, click the gear icon in the top right corner of the Lead Groups tab to open up the display settings.

    Here, you can select the website pages that you want the banner to be displayed on. For instance, if you want the banner to show at the top of all the pages and posts, then you can check the box next to these options.

    Finally, click the ‘Save and Close’ button to save your changes.

    Choose where you want to display the banner

    Now, you can visit your website to check out the banner displayed at the top of the page.

    This is what it looked like on our demo website.

    Preview of banner

    We hope this article helped you learn how to easily make a website banner for WordPress. You may also want to see our beginner’s guide on how to customize colors on your WordPress website and our top picks for the best web design software.

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  • Welcome Thrive Themes to the WPBeginner Family of Products

    Today, I’m extremely excited to share that Thrive Themes is joining Awesome Motive, and they’re now part of the WPBeginner family of products.

    Thrive Themes is the company behind some of the most powerful growth tools for WordPress. Over 200,000+ smart website owners use the Thrive premium plugin suite to easily convert website visitors into email subscribers, paying customers, and raving fans.

    Welcome Thrive Themes to the WPBeginner Family

    Introduction to Thrive Themes – Quick Overview

    Thrive Themes is a popular brand among business owners because their suite of tools give you everything needed to build and grow your online business at drag & drop speed.

    Although the brand name is Thrive Themes, it’s actually an ecosystem of powerful conversion focused WordPress plugins that work seamlessly together to help you start and grow your online business. 

    Thrive Suite consists of four key areas to help you grow your online business: Build, Convert, Sell, and Engage.

    Powerful WordPress Website Building Tools

    They offer two powerful drag & drop WordPress design building tools called Thrive Architect and Thrive Theme Builder. They work together to help you build high-converting websites without any coding needed.

    Thrive Architect is a visual drag & drop page builder for WordPress that helps you build custom landing pages and blog post designs faster than ever before. It comes with over 350+ conversion focused landing page templates and conversion elements that you can use to build high-converting websites. 

    Thrive Architect - WordPress Page Builder

    Thrive Theme Builder is a marketing centered custom WordPress theme builder that lets you visually build the conversion focused site of your dreams no matter your experience level (all drag & drop). Basically you can launch your site in under 15 minutes, update your brand everywhere in seconds, and everything is professionally designed with conversions in mind.

    It comes with hundreds of design and site building elements to improve your workflow, and it integrates with just about every powerful business tool like WooCommerce, email marketing services, CRMs, and more to help save you time.

    Don’t take my word, see what the users are saying.

    Thrive Theme Builder Testimonials

    WordPress Lead Generation & Conversion Tools

    Thrive Suite is built by marketers for marketers which means there’s a big focus on creating advanced lead generation tools to help you get more email subscribers and grow your sales faster.

    Their conversion tools for WordPress include Thrive Leads, Thrive Quiz Builder, Thrive Optimize, Thrive Ovation, and Thrive Ultimatum.

    Thrive Leads is a drag and drop builder that allows you to create any type of lead generation form imaginable. It comes with a huge selection of opt-in form templates, or you can create your own custom one within minutes. 

    You can use it to create popups, sticky ribbons, in-line forms, 2-step optin forms, slide-ins, screen filler overlay, content lock forms, scroll mat, yes / no or multiple choice forms, and more.

    ThriveLeads - Design Examples

    The best part is that you get advanced targeting features that lets you display relevant and hyper-targeted offers to visitors based on posts, categories, tags, and more. You also get A/B testing for opt-in forms as well as actionable reports.

    Thrive leads integrates with all the popular email marketing services and CRMs.

    Thrive Quiz Builder is a WordPress quiz plugin that lets you create highly engaging quizzes to help grow your email list, social shares, while giving you the data you need to grow your business.

    It lets you build those viral social media quizzes with branching logic with zero coding. You can also use it to build personalized product recommendation quizzes to help users make a decision on which product they should pick on your website. 

    Thrive Quiz Builder

    The best part is that each answer helps you segment visitors based on their interests, so you can build a hyper-targeted email list and improve your email open rates.

    You can also further improve your quiz conversions with A/B testing various quiz stages, and this is basically every marketers dream come true.

    Thrive Optimize is a WordPress A/B testing tool that helps you launch tests faster, more often, and for crazy cheap prices compared to SaaS alternatives with no coding needed.

    You can use it to create unlimited tests, unlimited variations, setup conversion goals, choose traffic distribution, and everything is done with visual editing (no code). Once the test is done, it automatically chooses your highest converting test as a winner.

    Thrive Optimize - WordPress Split Testing Plugin

    Thrive Ovation is a set-and-forget testimonial plugin for WordPress. Studies show that testimonials can boost conversions by 34%, and this is the easiest way to start taking advantage of one of the most underestimated conversion boosters.

    It lets you gather testimonials without a hassle where you can transform WordPress comments into testimonials in a single click. You can also automatically convert any social media comment into a beautiful testimonial card.

    Lastly, it has a built-in auto-pilot testimonial gathering feature to help you collect more relevant and meaningful testimonials for your business.

    Thrive Ovation - WordPress Testimonial Template Example

    Thrive Ultimatum is a powerful scarcity marketing tool for WordPress. You can use it to create both fixed and evergreen countdown timers on your website.

    It comes with dozens of countdown timer designs that you can customize to match your style & brand with drag & drop ease. The targeting feature allows you to show the offer to the right audiences.

    This is a must have tool for increasing product sales, building a buzz around your launch, and even boost established eCommerce sales. 

    Thrive Ultimatum Examples

    Sell Online Courses with Results Focused LMS Plugin

    Thrive Apprentice lets you create pro-looking courses straight from your WordPress dashboard. It’s a WordPress membership and LMS plugin to build and grow your online business.

    It comes with a drag & drop course builder that lets you create modules, chapters, lessons, and more in a well-organized manner. 

    Thrive Apprentice Course Builder

    You get access to advanced drip functionality such as unlocking content at consistent intervals for each student or unlocking new content on specific weekday or day of the month. 

    You have the option to unlock lessons based on the results of a quiz in Thrive Quiz builder, and you can even add custom tags to each user for personalized communication using Thrive Automator.

    Thrive Apprentice lets you protect content based on the user’s membership level, award certificates to those who complete your courses, and so much more.

    Last but not least, it gives you detailed insights about your students and courses, so you can get insights like where are students dropping in your course, how many lessons did a particular student complete, overall engagement reports, and so much more.

    Boost Your WordPress Engagement with Smart Comments

    Thrive Comments help you turn the most overlooked feature on your WordPress website into your most valuable asset. 

    You can supercharge your WordPress comment area to spur engagement like Reddit and Facebook. It basically adds the most addictive elements of social media and community forms into your WordPress comments.

    Users can get satisfaction by seeing likes / upvotes on their comments, unlock achievements through badges, get validation through being featured in comments, and get a chance to have their comments shared on social.

    Thrive Comments Engagement Features for WordPress

    Basically Thrive Comments help you turn your comments into conversions. Based on what the user does, you can show selective actions such as redirecting first time comments to a welcome to community gfit page, or repeat commenters to a share modal, and more.

    Thrive Comments Animation

    And unlike third-party comment systems like Disqus, there is no lock-in, and definitely no intrusive ads. This is your comment area and you get to customize it the way you want.

    Whether you’re a small business owner or a marketer, I highly recommend adding Thrive Suite to your WordPress toolkit.

    And now that you know all about Thrive Themes, I think you’ll find the background story of this acquisition even more interesting.

    Background Story – Why Thrive Themes? 

    In 2009, when I started WPBeginner, I spent hours every day learning and writing about new WordPress plugins, themes, and tools to help small businesses grow and compete with the big guys.

    In the process, I came across Shane and Paul’s work when they created Hybrid Connect back in 2012. It was a WordPress popup plugin that I tried before I ended up building OptinMonster in 2013.

    Ever since then I have closely followed their journey as they launched multiple products and eventually rebranded everything under the Thrive Themes brand.

    Over the last 8 years, we have been friendly competitors working on the same mission: helping small businesses grow & compete with the big guys.

    What a lot of beginners don’t often see is that WordPress is an open source platform. Unlike other industries, the competition is fair and friendly. Most of us WordPress product owners have great relationships with each other, and we even collaborate at times. This type of competition is known as co-opetition. We have learned from Thrive, and I’m sure Thrive has learnt from our brands.

    While there are similarities in few of our existing products, there are also unique differences in our offerings. For example, Thrive has a powerful quiz builder for WordPress, an engaging comments plugin, and a proper A/B testing solution. Whereas the WPBeginner family of brands offered solutions like AIOSEO, WPForms, and MonsterInsights. Between us, we had a lot of mutual customers.

    That’s why the brands will continue to operate independently and serve our respective customers (of course with deeper integration with each other).

    Last year, Shane reached out to me through the WPBeginner Growth Fund page because he was looking to move on to the next chapter of his life. But he only wanted to sell the business to someone who will carry his legacy forward while taking care of customers and protecting the team, and they chose us because of our reputation and values.

    I was extremely familiar with Thrive Suite and have a lot of respect for what Shane and Paul had built, so it was a no brainer for us.

    We worked through the logistics, and outside of the two co-founders, the entire team will be joining Awesome Motive. The team will be led by Brad Stevens, the current General Manager of Thrive Themes.

    I will be working closely with him, and I’m super excited about bringing you more powerful solutions to help grow your website.

    Note: Want to join our remote team to work on something awesome & make an impact? We’re hiring. Come work alongside me and help shape the future of the web.

    What’s Coming Next? 

    Our work is just starting.

    While I have some ideas and features I’d like to add in certain Thrive suite plugins, there is already an amazing feature roadmap in place based on existing customer feedback. 

    My goal is to do everything I can to help make those features become a reality, as quickly as possible.

    I’m really looking forward to doing a deeper dive in some of the conversion tools, especially quizzes because I know they can be a game changer when used properly.

    Whether you’re a small business owner or a marketer, I think you will want to choose Thrive Suite to grow your business faster.

    If you have suggestions on features you’d like to see in the various Thrive plugins, then please let us know by sending us a message via WPBeginner contact form.

    As always, I want to thank you for your continued support of WPBeginner. 

    Every time I share an announcement like this, I realize that I’m only able to do what I love every day because of you, our amazing readers, and I’m extremely grateful for your support throughout the years.

    WPBeginner and Awesome Motive would not be here without YOU, and I just want to say how much I appreciate all of you.

    And I look forward to continuing serving you, and the larger WordPress / web ecosystem for years to come.

    Yours Truly,

    Syed Balkhi
    Founder of WPBeginner

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