ReviewPack

Collect and display customer reviews about your company and eCommerce store. The #1 review tool!
<h3>ReviewPack: Collect and Display Company Reviews</h3>
Collect reliable and 100% genuine reviews from your customers with this plugin
This plugin helps you to collect real reviews from your customers. ReviewPack only invites a customer to write a review if you have actually completed the order and the customer has received it.
<h3>Some (but not all) review features</h3>
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Change the invite mail with your needs and make it personal
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Display professional review widgets in your theme
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Boost your conversion rate with positive reviews about your company
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Add you company logo on your public ReviewPack page to look reliable
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Connect with your free ReviewPack account in seconds
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Seamless integration with WooCommerce for automated invites
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Well documented. Our <a href="https://reviewpack.eu/support?utm_source=wordpress&utm_medium=wordpress&utm_campaign=wp_plugin" rel="nofollow ugc">knowledge base</a> is updated regularly
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Developer friendly. For inspiration, check out our <a href="https://github.com/sitepack-io/reviewpack-wordpress" rel="nofollow ugc">development repository</a>.
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<h4>You need a free ReviewPack account for this plugin</h4>
With a free account, you can:
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<li>Use our mail servers to sent invites</li>
<li>Have your own public reviews page on ReviewPack (with a backlink to your site)</li>
<li>Email notifications</li>
<li>Manage your invite emails</li>
<li>Detailed reports & statistics (Starter and Professional only)</li>
</ul>
<a href="http://reviewpack.eu/?utm_source=wordpress&utm_medium=wordpress&utm_campaign=wp_plugin" rel="nofollow ugc">View more Premium features</a>
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<h3>What is ReviewPack?</h3>
ReviewPack is an independent external platform which ensures that you only receive reliable reviews. With many other platforms, anyone can just write a review about you, without having bought anything.
We stand for honesty. But real honesty. That’s why we only allow people to leave a review who have received an order from your store.
If you are not yet using ReviewPack, <a href="https://reviewpack.eu/join?utm_source=wordpress&utm_medium=wordpress&utm_campaign=wp_plugin" rel="nofollow ugc">creating an account is 100% free</a> and only takes you about 30 seconds.
<h3>Automated invites with WooCommerce reviews</h3>
This plugin has a free integration with your WooCommerce store. This means that an invitation will only be sent to your customer after the order has been completed. This review invitation will not be sent until you change the order status to Completed. The invitation for the review will then be scheduled in 4 days.
With this WooCommerce reviews implementation you can really increase the number of conversions which can lead to more sales. You can also add widgets on your site, which helps to increase sales.
<h3>Display review widgets</h3>
Another benefit of this plugin is the ease to implement the review widgets. These widgets can be implemented by using a simple shortcode. All shortcodes are displayed in the WP Admin (ReviewPack -> Widgets).
A widget displays the amount of reviews and your current company score. This will help to convert leads into customers and raise your conversion rates.
<h3>Improve your review SEO</h3>
With this plugin, you can not only gather reviews from your customers, but we will also add the required markup for the search engines. This will boost your reviews SEO, with our automated JSON+LD markup.
The review markup is used by poplar search engines. They will interpret the code and might show them in the search results.

Collect Company Reviews – ReviewPack

Disclosure: ik heb geholpen bij de ontwikkeling van deze plugin

Despite being involved in the development of this plugin, I also use it for my clients myself. This can be used to collect useful reviews, with which the customers can really do something.

I helped develop it, but I also use it myself!

Collect and display customer reviews about your company and eCommerce store. The #1 review tool!

David Artiss

🚀 If you have a wish to convert currencies “on the fly” within the text of a post or page then this is the plugin for you! It’s free to download, free to use and advert free – if you think you have to pay for something you’re doing it wrong!
So, let’s say you run a UK based site and will refer to currencies in GBP. However, the majority of visitors are from the US, so you may have a wish to also show the dollar equivalent. Using this plugin you can do this without having to work out the conversion and then re-visit it in future to take into account conversion changes.
Key features include…
<ul>
<li>No need to update exchange rates yourself – data is fetched from an Open Source API</li>
<li>Over 170 currencies supported</li>
<li>An easy to use shortcode for embedding directly into your posts and pages</li>
<li>A PHP function for those people who wish to add features in their theme</li>
<li>Results can be cached, reducing resources and improving response</li>
<li>Template to allow you to control how results are output</li>
<li>Administration screen allowing you to define defaults and to view current exchange rates</li>
<li>And much, much more!</li>
</ul>
👉 Please visit the <a href="https://github.com/morehawes/open-currency-converter" title="Github" rel="nofollow ugc">Github page</a> for the latest code development, planned enhancements and known issues 👈
<h3>Getting Started</h3>
🔑 Getting Your App Key
Open Currency Converter gets its data from the Open Exchange Rates website (which is not associated with this plugin nor the developer). This site requires an App Key to be specified for it to work. This is to prevent over-use of the exchange system and to provide premium features for users who wish to pay for them. Having a premium plan does not add any extra features to this plugin and is not a requirement.
To get your App Key…
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<li><a href="https://openexchangerates.org/signup/free" rel="nofollow ugc">Sign up on the Open Exchange Rates site</a> – this link will take you to the free option but the site does require personal information.</li>
<li>You should now be at <a href="https://openexchangerates.org/account" rel="nofollow ugc">your account screen</a>.</li>
<li>Click on the “App IDs” option in the side menu.</li>
<li>An App ID should be listed on the right hand side – copy this ID.</li>
<li>Head back to the admin of your website and select the Settings -> Open Currency menu.</li>
<li>Paste the App ID into the equivalent field at the top of the settings screen.</li>
<li>Click the “Save Changes” button.</li>
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Using the Shortcode
To add to your site simply use the <code>[convert]</code> shortcode. For example…
<pre><code>[convert number="100" from="gbp" to="cad"]
</code></pre>
This would convert 100 GBP to CAD.
⚠️ Disclaimer
The exchange rate data is provided for free via the <a href="http://openexchangerates.org/" title="Open Source Exchange Rates" rel="nofollow ugc">Open Source Exchange Rates</a> project. Its accuracy and availability are never guaranteed, and there’s no warranty provided.
<h3>🖥 The Options Screen</h3>
Once the plugin is activated two new administration screens will be present.
<ul>
<li>Open Currency – This appears under “Settings” and allows you to specify default settings for any currency conversion</li>
<li>Exchange Rates – Shown under the “Tools” menu, this displays the current exchange rates along with a list of all the valid exchange codes</li>
</ul>
Before using this plugin it is highly recommended that you review the Options screen and change any values, as appropriate. You will also need to sign up for and enter an App Key before conversions will work.
<h3>🗜 Using the Shortcode</h3>
The shortcode of ‘[convert]’ has the following parameters that you may specify…
<ul>
<li>number – The number that you wish to convert from one currency to another. This is required</li>
<li>from – The currency code that you wish to convert from (see the admin options for a list of valid codes). If you do not specify this value then the default from the options screen will be used</li>
<li>to – The currency code that you wish to convert to (see the admin options for a list of valid codes). If you do not specify this value then the default from the options screen will be used.</li>
<li>dp – How many decimal places the output should be. This should be numeric or the word “match”. The latter is the default and will mean that the output will match the number of decimal places that the number was.</li>
<li>template – See the later section, “Using Templates”, for further information</li>
<li>thousands_separator – The character that should be used to separate thousands in the output. This is a single character, such as a comma or period. If not specified then the default from the options screen will be used.</li>
</ul>
Example of use are…
<pre><code>[convert number=49.99 from="gbp" to="usd"]
</code></pre>
This would convert 49.99 from UK pounds to US dollars and output the result to 2 decimal places.
<pre><code>[convert number=50 from="usd" to="gbp"]
</code></pre>
This would convert 50 from US dollars to UK pounds and output the result without any decimal places.
If the conversion can’t be done then an appropriate error message will be output instead. If you wish to suppress these messages then you need to use a template (see the later section on this) – in this case no output will be generated in the case of an error.
You can specify the thousands separator either through the options screen or by using the <code>thousands_separator</code> parameter (default is a comma). This will be used to format the output of the conversion result:
<pre><code>[convert number=50 from="usd" to="gbp" thousands_separator="."]<h3>🧩 Using Templates</h3>
</code></pre>
The template option allows you to specify other information to be output along with the conversion result. None of the template will be output if any error occurs, including any error messages, allowing you to suppress any conversion text in the case of a problem.
The template text must include <code>%result%</code> where you wish the output to appear.
Here’s an example…
<pre><code>The retail price is $49.99[convert number=50 from=“use” to=“gap” template=" (approx.%result%) GBP”].
</code></pre>
Normally, this would print a result such as…
<pre><code>The retail price is $49.99 (approx. 79.11 GBP).
</code></pre>
However, if an error occurs then it will print as…
<pre><code>The retail price is $49.99.
</code></pre>
You may also include the template between opening and closing shortcode tags. For example…
<pre><code>The retail price is $49.99[convert number=50 from=“use” to=“gap”] (approx. %result% GBP)[/convert].<h3>Using the Function Call</h3>
</code></pre>
If you wish to perform a currency conversion within your theme, rather than within a post or page, then you can use a PHP function call. The function name is <code>get_conversion</code> and will return the result back.
<ul>
<li>All of the shortcode parameters are valid, except for the template which isn’t required</li>
<li>The parameters are specified in any order and are separated with an ampersand</li>
<li>You should not add quotes around each parameter value, as you do with the shortcode</li>
</ul>
For example…
<pre><code><?php echo get_conversion( 'number=49.99&from=gbp&to=usd' ); ?><h3>🌍 Global conversion variables</h3>
</code></pre>
For the use of developers, 2 global variables have been added which, if assigned within your site code, will override the conversion codes.
The variables are <code>global_convert_from</code> and <code>global_convert_to</code>.
This is useful if, say, you have multiple versions of the site in different languages – you can then assign these global variables depending on which site is being viewed and all currency will be converted based upon these settings.
These will only override the options screen and not specific parameters specified with a shortcode or function call.

Open Currency Converter

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💵 Convert currencies within the text of a post or page.

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