Can anyone recomend a good, solid, review generator for WP?
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Looking for some feedback on a good review generator for customer input and hopefully generate some testimonials. Thanks in advance.
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We customized Post Ratings for WordPress on one of our projects.
You can check out the plugin here http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/post-ratings/screenshots/
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Hey Thomas,
I'm currently experimenting with WP Customer Reviews for Wordpress, see:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-customer-reviews/
http://www.gowebsolutions.com/wp-customer-reviews/
It seems easy to implement and customise, and it does out put microformat data, apparently RDFa will be added soon.Checkout those links for all of the juicy details.
Hope that helps!
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