A social sharebar sticks in position on your screen and provides for a user to share your content to various social media networks. Clicking on any of the social share icons launches a dialog box that allows the user to share a specific page to various social networks. This action improves your visibility, supports your SEO strategy, and increases engagement. Social icons are also rendered under each post and on most pages, and the application of these panels is introduced in another video. Usage of the sharing bar is optional but highly recommended. If you have any issues, specific feature requests, or you identify any bugs, please let us know.

This very quick video introduces a very basic website feature that renders a scroll position progress bar at the top or bottom of a page. As a user scrolls through content the progress bar displays the page position. Defining up front what’s required to consume your content provides potential readers with a finite framework from which to make a necessary time commitment. The idea is that the more we know about something – referred to as operational transparency – the more likely we’ll commit the appropriate time, or set a specific goal. If we know where the finish line sits, we’ll more likely commit to the process. A progress bar holds the attention of a user and enhances the delivery of value. The value or usefulness of the progress bar is often debated, but we’ve split-tested the same page with and without a progress bar on longer-form content and the experience with a progress bar consistently returns better conversions.

This video introduces the integrated PDF features made available in Yabber and on your website. Your website supports standard PDF embeds and those that are rendered by way of the Adobe Embed API, and we may also link to the full screen and feature-rich BM PDF Viewer. The BM PDF Viewer records all user interactions for the purpose of shaping the funnel experience, and optional triggers are also applied.

Yabber provides for a self-managed quotes module for use on your own website. The financial, money, and property quotes may be returned individually on any page, or you may create a single SEO-hungry single page full of all quotes. Why does the company that supports the highest yield lead generation and digital strategies in the industry build something like this? One could argue that it’s because of things like this that support our better results.

Belief’s plugin supports our own suite of calculators, but it also provides for either the MFAA or FBAA calculators (bot of which are included by default in our standard framework). Both of the industry suites may be rendered with an Elementor block or via shortcode, and a modal link carrying the calculator may be used on any page. See our website for more details.

This video introduces the mechanism to create and update the glossary of terms on your website. It also introduces how to use the in-post glossary tooltip feature. Consult BeLearn or our website for more information.

Version 0.8.3.11 and newer versions of the BeliefMedia plugin introduce the need to update Lender Widgets to align with default Yabber styles. The updated plugin (currently 0.8.3.12 and expecting 0.8.4 within the month) introduces a large number of features into your website.