Trying to figure out how to add content lockers to WordPress? By that, I mean “locking” your content behind a notification that requires your visitors to complete an action before they view your content.<\/p>\n
As you’ve probably figured out, WordPress doesn’t include this functionality in its core. But you can get it with plenty of handy plugins. And in this post, I’ll give you some of the best plugins, as well as quick tutorials on how to use them to add content lockers to WordPress in various ways.<\/p>\n\n\t\t
“Content locker” is actually a fairly broad term. See, there are a variety of ways in which you can add content lockers to WordPress. So before you run off to start locking up your content, think about what you want to accomplish with your content locker.<\/p>\n
Generally, your options are requiring users to:<\/p>\n
While some plugins let you add multiple methods, most are focused on one specific action.<\/p>\n
So, quite obviously, if you want to boost your social media presence, you’ll want a social locker plugin. Whereas if you want to grow your email list<\/a>, you’ll want something that offers email opt-in locker functionality.<\/p>\n I’ll cover plugins for each different use below.<\/p>\n If you’re just concerned with adding a social locker to WordPress, OnePress Social Locker is a popular, free, and well-rated plugin for the job. <\/p>\nHow to add a social locker to WordPress<\/h2>\n