Social Proof for WordPress Agencies: Licence and Rollout Checklist
Choose Free, Pro or Agency by client workflow. Verify privacy, page-type rules, site activations and handover before rolling out TrueProof.
Evidence-based guides for WordPress and WooCommerce store owners who want to make genuine customer activity easier to see. We cover recent-order notifications, social proof architecture, privacy, plugin selection and conversion measurement without promising universal results.
Start with the WooCommerce setup guide, compare first-party and hosted tools, or learn how to test a notification on your own store. Every new guide separates verifiable product facts from recommendations and links to primary sources where they are useful.
Choose Free, Pro or Agency by client workflow. Verify privacy, page-type rules, site activations and handover before rolling out TrueProof.
Configure completed EDD purchase notifications with TrueProof Pro. Check licence, privacy, event status, cache and the integration’s actual limitations.
Show genuine WooCommerce sales notifications as “Someone purchased…” without exposing customer names or locations in TrueProof 2.4.0.
Fix a WooCommerce sales popup that is not showing with checks for order status, sources, look-back, REST, caching, JavaScript and placement.
Do recent-sales popups help WooCommerce conversion? Use this practical A/B test plan with GA4 events, sample-size checks, UX guardrails and stop rules.
Compare first-party and hosted social proof plugins for WordPress by data flow, privacy, performance, setup, maintenance and product fit.
Set up WooCommerce recent-order notifications without SaaS. Check order statuses, privacy, empty feeds, page placement, testing and performance.
Why TrueProof uses first-party WordPress events and visible Demo labelling, plus the tradeoffs to check before choosing it.
A practical GDPR checklist for WordPress social proof popups: data minimisation, public fields, notices, retention, consent questions and verification.
Review TrueProof Free and Pro data sources, display rules, privacy controls, requirements and limitations for WordPress.