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Is there a way for two people to get simultaneous access to a lead through one opt-in form?

by JasonChoi
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Basically, I'd like to share my list with a friend WITHOUT having to export my list and give it to her. Is it possible so that when a person opts-in through an opt-in form, they end up on both my list and my friend's list?
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  • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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    Originally Posted by JasonChoi View Post

    I'd like to share my list with a friend
    How are the subscribers going to feel about that?

    Do they know that the person to whose list they're opting in is going to pass their details on to someone else? (If they don't, there are going to be both legal issues and terms of service issues, I think? And your friend will be taking all sorts of risks by contacting them, surely, if they're not your friend's subscribers?).

    It's easy enough, within one autoresponder account, to add someone to two lists, but I think this observation doesn't really answer your question?

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  • Profile picture of the author artflair
    Originally Posted by JasonChoi View Post

    Basically, I'd like to share my list with a friend WITHOUT having to export my list and give it to her. Is it possible so that when a person opts-in through an opt-in form, they end up on both my list and my friend's list?
    I guess the only way to do it is if you were selling a product (a WSO for example) and you'd add the buyers to your list with an API synchronization and to your friend's list with an opt-in page...
    But if you're not launching a product with a JV, I don't really see why would you want to do it.
    Hope that helps...
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  • Profile picture of the author Martin1N
    Yes that's easy. before sending the form to the provider you use, getresponse aweber etc.. you have a page that the user will not see but it will write and append to a file the email of the input.

    Then give her the link to that file and she can just add the list everyday. alternatively you could make the file name that will be written to, named the date

    so 181114.txt = 18/11/14
    so then she can just check it out everyday and add the list.


    EDIT: I can also simply post the form to 2 different getresponse/aweber lists and it will add that email to both lists yes, not that difficult to do. the user will never realize

    Contact me if you need help setting this up.
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