LemonPortal: Galleries, Forms and Analytics on Your WordPress Site

One plugin puts client galleries on your own domain, publishes Lemon Growth articles, hosts booking forms locally and measures visitors first-party.

If your website is WordPress, LemonPortal connects it to your studio with one key. Five jobs, each switchable: galleries as native posts, blog publishing, on-site forms, visitor analytics and self-updates.

What does 'galleries on your own domain' mean?

A Galleries post type renders your client galleries as real HTML at yoursite.com/galleries/name, with every image and its alt text in your page markup where Google can read it. Publish a gallery in the studio and a matching post can appear on your site automatically. Downloads and purchases still run through the platform. Access control and payments stay where they belong.

How do the on-site forms work?

Two shortcodes: a contact form and an instant booking form with live availability. Both render natively from cached settings, so nothing iframes in from elsewhere and pages stay fast. Submissions relay through your own site into the CRM, firing the same notifications and auto-replies as any enquiry.

What does the tracking layer add?

A small first-party script measures how far people scroll and the exact field where your forms lose them. It runs cookie-free with consent respected, and it logs every click too. The numbers land in your studio analytics, and every event also pushes to the standard dataLayer, so an existing Google Tag Manager setup sees it all without configuration.

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