We’ve gone over those days when it was tough to sit at home or in your office and create an order form on your WordPress website without making some calls or mailing someone for technical assistance.

In this post, I want to show you how to easily create any billing or order form on your WordPress powered blog (without the help of any webmaster) to allow your visitors to buy your items or services.

You may not want to deal with the complexity of Woocommerce or any other not-so-easy e-commerce tool for WordPress.

All you need is WPForms WordPress Form plugin. The truth is this is far beyond creating simple forms on your blog. We’ll some attractive uses of this plugin later.

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One of the serious threat to your online business success is form abandonment. This definitely happens to every website that collects some data from its visitors using a web form.

The craziest thing is most of us marketers and bloggers don’t even know it’s happening and we are losing business minute by minute.

Do you have a form on your website?

• Order forms
• Contact forms
• Free quote forms
• Support request forms
• Etc

Chances are some of your readers who click to fill your forms, for some reasons abandon and quit to never return. And what do you do about it?

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In the past couple of years, it was difficult to create an online form and allow people fill and sign electronically.

Generally, they would have to download the form (in pdf format), fill, sign, scan and resend. This is tedious, time consuming and may have security issues.

In our days’ content world powered by WordPress, allowing electronic signatures in online forms is a possibility. You are able to create a web form and allow your readers to sign using their mouse or touch screen.

We are going to see how to add a signature box to your web forms easily with WPForms, an electronic signature solution.

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