Enable Chrome push notifications for your WordPress (Chrome Desktop + Android). You the latest Chrome feature to reach your users directly on Desktop and Android. More info here:
http://blog.chromium.org/2015/04/reaching-and-re-engaging-users-on.html
By installing and configuring the Chrome Push Notifications plugin on your WordPress site, you will not need any other extra service to enable the service for your users.
You need HTTPS to use this plugin (even the free Clouflare SSL certificate will do the job), after installing a valid SSL certificate on your website you will be able to use this plugin. User will be asked to accept to receive push notification from your website.
Plugin Features:
- Chrome Notifications (Chrome Desktop + Android)
- Select Post Types for which you want the Push Notifications to be send
- Automatic Push Notifications for newly created posts
- Custom Logo for your notifications
- Custom Notifications
Comming soon:
- User statistics
- Notifications statistics
Demo URL:
https://www.aglipanci.com
Requirements:
Installation:
How to Install and Configure the Plugin
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHzz3Ui2yS4]
Follow this steps:
- Install the Chrome Push Notifications Plug-in
- Go to Google Developers Console, create a new project (activate the Cloud Messaging API)
- Open the new project, go to “Overview” and copy the “Project Number”
- Go to APIs & auth > Credentials and click “Create a new key”
- Select “Server Key”, you may enter your server IP if you want or leave it blank
- Copy the “API Key” generated.
- Go to your wordpress dashboard, Chrome Push > Settings and paste the Project number and API
key into the plugin settings.
- Upload an icon or logo, and click save.
- That's it!
Not working? drop me an email to agli [dot] panci [at] GMAIL [dot] com