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Should I install this on my own site or a dedicated installation or subdomain?

SureFeedback will work on both your main agency website (youragency.com) or a subdomain/dedicated installation (projects.youragency.com). However, if you have either option, a dedicated WordPress installation is a better choice. Here’s why:1

Caching

The first is you likely (and should) have some heavy caching happening on your agency site. SureFeedback is a bit more dynamic – content can change by the second, so additional configuration is needed to work with caching plugins. It’s totally possible to use SureFeedback with caching, but you’d need to add exclusions to get it working properly. SureFeedback sets its own transients for caching that clear when content is updated, so it really has an internal caching structure – caching plugins aren’t really needed with the plugin.2

Email Delivery

You’ll likely need to make sure you have some type of SMTP service to deliver emails, or they may end up in spam filters. Trying to install SureFeedback directly on your clients’ site, for instance, would burden you with needing to worry about their server delivering the email.3

You May Have Specific Cross-Domain Security Requirements

You may have or want some specific security settings on your agency site that could prevent SureFeedback from working cross-domain. For instance, many security plugins add headers to your site to prevent it from being iframed on other sites. If these headers are added, then SureFeedback can’t function properly.4

Performance

Loading SureFeedback on external sites can put some additional strain on your server. Each time the script loads in needs to check for permissions and login requirements. If you connect a high-traffic site to SureFeedback, then you agency’s server may feel the extra load and slow down. Putting SureFeedback on a different installation will prevent this since they are isolated.5

Client Experience

You can better control the look, feel, and functionality of your “client portal” as you set up SureFeedback for your clients.6

Ease of configuration/setup

Setting up SureFeedback on a single, dedicated installation makes it much easier to configure/set up. And, once you set up and configure SureFeedback, you’re good to go. No additional configuration is necessary to get it working on different types of sites is necessary, since everything is powered by your WordPress installation.

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Should I install this on my own site or a dedicated installation or subdomain?

SureFeedback will work on both your main agency website (youragency.com) or a subdomain/dedicated installation (projects.youragency.com). However, if you have either option, a dedicated WordPress installation is a better choice. Here’s why:1

Caching

The first is you likely (and should) have some heavy caching happening on your agency site. SureFeedback is a bit more dynamic – content can change by the second, so additional configuration is needed to work with caching plugins. It’s totally possible to use SureFeedback with caching, but you’d need to add exclusions to get it working properly. SureFeedback sets its own transients for caching that clear when content is updated, so it really has an internal caching structure – caching plugins aren’t really needed with the plugin.2

Email Delivery

You’ll likely need to make sure you have some type of SMTP service to deliver emails, or they may end up in spam filters. Trying to install SureFeedback directly on your clients’ site, for instance, would burden you with needing to worry about their server delivering the email.3

You May Have Specific Cross-Domain Security Requirements

You may have or want some specific security settings on your agency site that could prevent SureFeedback from working cross-domain. For instance, many security plugins add headers to your site to prevent it from being iframed on other sites. If these headers are added, then SureFeedback can’t function properly.4

Performance

Loading SureFeedback on external sites can put some additional strain on your server. Each time the script loads in needs to check for permissions and login requirements. If you connect a high-traffic site to SureFeedback, then you agency’s server may feel the extra load and slow down. Putting SureFeedback on a different installation will prevent this since they are isolated.5

Client Experience

You can better control the look, feel, and functionality of your “client portal” as you set up SureFeedback for your clients.6

Ease of configuration/setup

Setting up SureFeedback on a single, dedicated installation makes it much easier to configure/set up. And, once you set up and configure SureFeedback, you’re good to go. No additional configuration is necessary to get it working on different types of sites is necessary, since everything is powered by your WordPress installation.

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