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In the past few years, we have seen plenty of cool plugins that let you deeply integrate Google Maps into your site. The Walker Maps plugin is also worth a look. It is a Visual Composer friendly plugin that lets you show relevant places near any given location. It can auto detect nearby places thanks to Google Places.
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Continue ReadingWooCommerce makes it easy to bring your store online to start selling digital and physical products. If you are using it to promote your physical stores, you should take time to add a store locator to your site. The WooCommerce Maps Store Locator extension can help with that.
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Continue ReadingHave you noticed how some sites display a map of the world with their latest visitors’ information right beneath it or on the map? If you know PHP and AJAX, you can easily implement such a map page for your blog. But you don’t necessarily need to know any programming to add such a feature to your WordPress blog. Not when you can install Visitor Maps for WordPress. It’s a free map plugin that helps you create a visitors’ map page for your blog and keep track of who’s visiting your blog easily.
Visitor Maps is very simple to use and quite effective. It keeps track of IPs and location of people who come to your website and display the information in your footer, your side-bar, or on your dedicated page (your choice). All you have to do is add the proper code snippet to your pages, and you are all set. The plugin comes with a ton of options to make your life easier. It can not only keep track of your visitors but also your bot guests as well. It not only keeps track of visits but also referring URLs and the last page visited as well.
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