Notifly 2.3.5 – Facebook Push Notification WordPress Plugin

Notifly is a WordPress plugin that helps you reach visitors through the Facebook notification tray with timely alerts. It solves the challenge of keeping customers engaged after they leave your site by delivering updates where they already check for notifications. With seamless Facebook integration, Notifly connects your WordPress experience to Facebook’s notification surface, so your messages feel familiar and trustworthy. The result is stronger engagement, more clicks, and improved retention through relevant reminders that encourage revisits and conversions.

Main Features

• Facebook notification tray delivery — Sends alerts directly to users via Facebook’s notification tray for easy visibility.
• Timely alert messages — Helps you send notifications at the right moments to support ongoing customer activity.
• Trusted notification experience — Uses Facebook notifications to deliver messages in a format users recognize.
• WordPress integration — Works with WordPress sites so you can connect your content and updates to notification delivery.
• Seamless Facebook setup — Streamlines the connection between your WordPress environment and Facebook.
• Quick configuration — Designed for an easy setup process, so you can activate notifications without complex steps.
• Engagement-focused reminders — Encourages user return visits by prompting interaction through notifications.

Benefits

• Higher engagement — Timely tray alerts bring customers back into active interaction with your site.
• More clicks — Notification visibility supports increased interest and improved click-through behavior.
• Better retention — Regular, relevant reminders help keep users returning rather than disappearing after the first visit.
• Improved UX — Users receive updates in a familiar Facebook experience instead of relying on email alone.
• Simplified workflow — Easy setup and Facebook integration reduce the effort needed to run ongoing notification campaigns.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce stores looking to drive revisits from Facebook notifications.
• WordPress blogs that want to encourage repeat readership.
• Agencies managing multiple WordPress client sites.
• Content creators publishing frequently and aiming for consistent engagement.
• Lead-generation landing pages that rely on returning visitors.
• Small businesses using WordPress themes to promote updates and announcements.