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Add ads or content in between your Facebook posts.
var number_of_posts = 5,
content_to_add = 'Add content here',
i = 1;
$('#cff .cff-item').each(function(){
if( i % number_of_posts == 0 ) $(this).after('<div class="cff-item">'+content_to_add+'</div>');
i++;
});Edit the variables on the first two lines to define how many posts to insert the content after and what content should be added. The content can be text or HTML.
If you need to only add the content to a specific feed then you can add a class to the shortcode:
And then target that feed in the fourth line of the snippet above:
$('.feed1 .cff-item').each(function(){
To add different content in every X number of posts you can use the following:
var number_of_posts = 5,
content_to_add = [
'Content 1',
'Content 2',
'Content 3'
],
i = 1,
count = 0;
$('#cff .cff-item').each(function(){
if( i % number_of_posts == 0 && count < content_to_add.length ){
$(this).after('<div class="cff-item">'+content_to_add[count]+'</div>');
count++;
}
i++;
});
It's wild how much revenue leaks through the same five questions you've answered a thousand times.
Do you ship here, how much is it, are you open Sunday. A customer asks at 10pm, hears nothing back, and books the business that answered.
The questions aren't the problem, the wait is.
Automating the easy ones means you stop being the bottleneck and stop losing sales to stuff you've already explained a hundred times.
What's the one question your customers ask you on repeat?
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Want to show your best reviews on your website without breaking any rules? There's a right way to do it.
A lot of business owners don't realize there's a difference between filtering reviews on your site and something called "review gating."
Review gating is when you screen customers BEFORE asking them to leave a review, only sending the happy ones to Google or Yelp.
That's what gets businesses in trouble.
But filtering which reviews you display on your own website? That's fine.
With a tool like Reviews Feed Pro, you can highlight your strongest reviews without touching anything on the review platforms themselves.
You stay compliant, your site looks great, and your customers see the feedback that matters most.
Here's how you can do it! 👇
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That follower drop everyone's panicking about this week actually has nothing to do with your content.
Instagram cleaned out a wave of fake and inactive accounts, and small business pages felt it most.
The good news is the followers you lost were never buying from you anyway, and they were quietly tanking your reach the whole time.
The number's lower but it's finally honest. How big was your drop?
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Wondering if starting a YouTube channel is worth your time? Spoiler: the numbers say yes, and in a big way.
Here's the part most people miss: YouTube is the second largest search engine in the world, right behind Google.
So when your potential customers are searching for answers, tutorials, or product reviews, YouTube is where they're going.
For businesses, this matters because video builds trust faster than almost any other type of content.
People get to see your face, hear your voice, and decide if they like you before they ever spend a dollar.
The best part? You don't need a Hollywood budget. Simple, helpful videos filmed on your phone can bring in leads, grow your audience, and keep working for you long after you hit upload.
Here's a complete guide that'll show you if your business is suited for YouTube marketing, and how to get started:
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Easy Digital Downloads is now a one-click source inside Reviews Feed Pro.
If you sell digital products on WordPress, every review sitting in your EDD store can now land directly on your site, alongside Google, Facebook, and Yelp reviews.
Pick by individual downloads, by categories, or by tags, then mix them into one feed. Reviews sync automatically as new ones come in.
Available now with the latest version of Reviews Feed Pro.
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Try this right now. Open TikTok and search your business name. You'll see three different versions of yourself, and only one of them actually represents what you do.
There's your official account (if you've claimed it), a random user clip that ranked because they used your name in a caption, and a parody or fan account that looks legit until you read it.
TikTok ranks the top result by engagement, not by truth. Which one your customers see first is the one selling for you.
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We always assume we lose customers on price, but most of the time we lose them in the silence between their question and our answer.
Someone's ready to buy at 9pm, asks one quick thing, and if your site just says we'll get back to you within 24 hours, by morning they've bought from whoever replied first.
The cheapest business rarely wins. The one that was there in the moment does.
When did a slow reply last cost you a sale?
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You can pour money into ads and SEO, triple the people landing on your site, and still watch almost none of them buy.
Because the problem was never traffic.
In the first five seconds nobody's reading anything, they're scanning for proof you're real, active, and already trusted by other people.
If your site feels abandoned, more visitors just means more people failing that test.
What does yours show in the first five seconds?
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Phone calls require a script in your head, the right tone of voice, no background noise, and the energy to deal with a stranger live.
Customers under 35 grew up texting and calling feels like ordering a pizza in Latin.
The competitor that lets them text gets the booking.
Most local businesses keep the phone number top-of-page because it's tradition. It's now a friction point.
Adding a WhatsApp button doesn't kill the phone number. It stops being the only way to reach you.
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Most buyers check reviews before they buy, but very few actually read them where you posted them.
They glance at the star count on Google, click through to your website to confirm you're a real business, and look for evidence right there on the homepage.
Most local sites give them nothing. A stock photo, a contact form, a phone number.
The buying decision dies in that moment.
The fix takes five minutes and you have your existing Google reviews embedded where the actual decision is made.
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