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<p>Have you ever needed to arrange your content in a multi-step sequence? Then WP Funnel Manager is what you need!</p>
<p>WP Funnel Manager works great for sales funnels, but it’s also perfect for instruction manuals, online courses, or any kind of content that users must move through sequentially.</p>
<h3>How to Use This Plugin</h3>
<p>After installation, you will find a Funnels screen in the WordPress admin menu. You will find the familiar editing screen to create your first funnel.</p>
<p>Funnels are fully integrated with the block templates feature of WordPress. This means you can edit the block template of your funnel by clicking on Template within the block editor. You can also add multiple funnels that share the same block template, or create new funnel types with their own block templates.</p>
<p>To add more steps to a funnel, find the funnel within its funnel type listing and click on Edit Steps. Then, click on Add New to add a new step to this funnel. Again, use the familiar editing screen to add content to this step. All steps of the funnel share the same block template.</p>
<p>Repeat this process for each step of the funnel. Make sure you use the WordPress menu order feature to arrange the steps of your funnel in the correct order.</p>
<h3>What Your Users Will Experience</h3>
<p>When a user opens up one of your funnels for the first time, they will see the first step of the funnel. Below the post content is a set of navigation links to access subsequent steps of the funnel.</p>
<p>To access subsequent steps, they must navigate the funnel step by step sequentially. For example, they can only access step 3 after first navigating to step 2.</p>
<p>If the user returns to the funnel later, their progress in the funnel will be remembered. If the user is signed in with an account, the progress never expires. For guests, the progress is stored for 30 days.</p>


WP Funnel Manager

Organises content into multi-step funnels.

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