Just got off a really productive 1:1 call with a new Siren Affiliates customer. I showed them how to set up their programs in the way they want, and walked through how payouts works.
And as it happens, they were using Groundhogg. 🤔
Most of my web development work is done through WordPress. I’ve built hundreds of little WordPress plugins, and dozens of scratch-made sites. At this point, I’ve modified nearly every corner of WordPress at some point since I started using it in 2009.
Alex Standiford
Just got off a really productive 1:1 call with a new Siren Affiliates customer. I showed them how to set up their programs in the way they want, and walked through how payouts works.
And as it happens, they were using Groundhogg. 🤔
Alex Standiford
Another feature coming to the Gravity Forms/Siren Affiliates integration – assigning an affiliate to a form. When that form is submitted, that affiliate can be configured to always get credit.
Great for building lead pages and forms dedicated to specific salespeople.
Alex Standiford
Just spent about 5 hours doing discovery work on everything I want to implement in my upcoming Gravity Forms integration with Siren.
That seems like a lot of time spent not coding, and even though I know better, I was so tempted to just skip this part and get right to coding. I’m really excited to finally break ground on forms plugins because there’s SO much Siren can do with them, so the urge to “get started” was really strong.
And WOW I’m glad I didn’t make that mistake. As I started researching, peeling back layers, and noting my findings, I discovered so many things that I had not considered in my initial conceptualization of this integration.
I would have definitely used up more than 5 hours doing rework, or worse yet, I would have written up a bunch of technical debt that would have slowed me down for more integrations in the future.
This just re-affirms my belief that the best place to start a project is a good ol’ fashioned Google Doc, NOT your code editor.
Alex Standiford
Aaaand that’s it! This update is live!
Siren is all about running more intimate incentive programs, so it just made sense to have this capability baked-in, and I’m really glad it’s here. I’ve already found a couple of situations where I needed to use it.
Siren 2.1.0 adds some really nice, and highly-requested quality of life changes, and support for crediting collaborators with orders manually.
Quick down-and-dirty demo:
Alex Standiford
This will also enable you to create orders from integrations, and manually attribute sales. Super handy for sales teams using Siren to manage order attribution.
Alex Standiford
Working on the transaction builder for Siren Affiliates this morning.
Alex Standiford
There’s another nice little upgrade on this transactions screen – you can see the source of the transaction across integrations. I want to do more of these little QOL upgrades in future versions too.
Alex Standiford
This update will add a transactions screen, so you can view existing transactions, add new ones, and credit collaborators with transactions.
Your programs will automatically apply the appropriate rewards from there.
Alex Standiford
I can’t overstate how PUMPED I am about notes in the block editor. This literally was the last piece I needed to be able to completely stop using Google Docs in-favor of the block editor for Novatorius.
I can’t update to 6.9 fast-enough.
Alex Standiford
If you’re running affiliate promotions this Black Friday, Siren has a very competitive commission offering. If you’ve been on the fence about growing your business with incentive programs, now is a great time to make that jump!
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