SourceSignal
Add Google Preferred Sources prompts to WordPress without editing code.
Choose how the prompt looks, decide where it appears, and measure the interactions your own site can actually see.
We didn’t set out to become a software company.
We run publishing websites, and every so often we hit a problem that needs a WordPress plugin. When something we build for ourselves seems useful to other publishers, we release it.
Add Google Preferred Sources prompts to WordPress without editing code.
Choose how the prompt looks, decide where it appears, and measure the interactions your own site can actually see.
Direct-sold advertising for WordPress without the ad-tech platform.
Place ads, rotate advertisers, schedule campaigns, measure impressions and clicks, and export the results from the WordPress site you already run.
Unlimited dynamic QR codes on your own WordPress site.
Print the QR once. Change where it goes later. Keep the permanent link on your own domain.
Teach WordPress what your content is actually about.
Give the people, places, businesses, organizations and other things you cover reusable identities, then connect them to the stories that describe them.
We build plugins to solve problems we actually have, and use them on our own publishing sites before releasing them.
A publisher should be able to install a plugin, set it up and get on with the day.
We explain what a plugin can measure, what it can’t, and what data it collects.