=== Plugin Name === Contributors: Arnaldo M Pereira Donate link: Tags: behavioral-targeting, seo Requires at least: 2.7.2 Tested up to: 2.9.2 Stable tag: 1.0 This plugin enables behavioral targeting on Wordpress. == BTBuckets plugin for Wordpress == Author: Arnaldo M Pereira - BTBuckets Requires at least: 2.7 == Description == This plugin allows one to enable behavioral targeting on his/her Wordpress site. Its main goal is to simplify the BTBuckets' installation process, by automagically fetching and installing the javascript tag required to use the service. After installing, activating the plugin and installing your API key, go to http://btbuckets.com and create the rules, buckets and targets - they'll come to life on your blog, without touching a single line of wordpress code, nor from it's templates. More info on: http://community.btbuckets.com/profiles/blogs/new-feature-wordpress-plugin == Development == If you want to contribute to this plugin, you might send me patches, or even fork the project and go your own. We surely prefer to interact with anyone who's using the plugin and, even better, extending it. Please, let me know your thoughts and send me patches! == Basic concepts == - Bucket: a container that lies on btbuckets.com, with a set of users and a set of rules. Think of it as a profile. - Target: the action to take when the user is in a bucket. Valid examples are: popup a message, insert code into a div, etc. == TODO == - List registered buckets. This basically requires fetching and presenting the bucket list from btbuckets.com's services. - Wizards to create target codes. Target codes can run by themselves, on the website, without interaction with btbuckets.com. That being said, any javascript code that takes an action on profiled (bucketed) users, might be created right from within the wordpress instance. We have to collect what targets users wants more to define a priority list for the wizards, but we could start by creating a shadowbox popup, or embed video support. == ChangeLog == - 2010/03/05 - initial release.