EdwardBock

Palasthotel

kroppenstedt

Pixelwelt

Octavius.rocks

Benjamin Birkenhake

<p>The octavius service is made for live tracking and analysing how well your teasers and links are klicked. It’s optimized to work with our <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/grid" title="Grid Landingpage Editor" rel="ugc">Grid</a> plugin.</p>
<h3>Documentation</h3>
<p>To get your octavius attributes you can use this two options:</p>
<p>do_action( ‘render_octavius_teaser_attributes’, ‘VIEWMODE’ );<br />
apply_filters( ‘get_octavius_teaser_attributes’, ‘VIEWMODE’ );</p>
<p>This will get the pagetype, content_id and content_type will be generated automatically. If you like, you can overwrite the viewmode.</p>
<p>With this options, you can use the attributes more flexible and set the values on your own. Please pass an array with one or more of the following properties:<br />
viewmode, content_type, pagetype, content_id, region</p>
<p>add_action( ‘render_octavius_attributes’, array( ‘region’ => ‘head’, … ) );<br />
add_filter( ‘get_octavius_attributes’, array( ‘region’ => ‘head’, … ) );</p>
<h3>Arbitrary section</h3>


Octavius Rocks

Works with octavius analytics service Octavius Version: 5.6.4

Paloma

<p>The Paloma Widget is a plugin developed by Paloma that allows administrators of WordPress websites to collect newsletter subscriptions from their visitors. To do this, the WordPress user must first have an account on the Paloma website and an address list where the new subscriptions should be added.</p>
<p>The widget currently only accepts a subscription if it has a name and a valid e-mail. The admin can also select up to three optional fields for the subscription in the widget menu.</p>


Paloma Widget

This widget allows the user to capture Paloma newsletter subscriptions from visitors and send them to an address list in their account.

Octavius Rocks vs Paloma Widget