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13 years ago

I am pretty sure you can build 2 forms in Aweber for the same campaign. Just make the redirect different in each form and use on appropriate pages.

Thats how I'd do it in Getresponse.

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Ken Strong

13 years ago

Originally Posted by JonnyBalfour

Hope this all made sense.

Not really.

Why couldn't you just create two different forms?

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JonnyBalfour

13 years ago

Not really.

Why couldn't you just create two different forms? because if someone buys both oto's then theyll be on 2 lists recieving 2 sets of the exact same AR messages. if it was the same opt in forrm on both pages, they would just be on the 1 buyer list (exept both forms go to different download links)

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Istvan Horvath

13 years ago

Originally Posted by JonnyBalfour

Not really.

Why couldn't you just create two different forms?

because if someone buys both oto's then theyll be on 2 lists recieving 2 sets of the exact same AR messages. if it was the same opt in forrm on both pages, they would just be on the 1 buyer list (exept both forms go to different download links)

You misunderstood it. One list can have many, many forms. I did do it on aweber: for example, for different giveaway events I created NOT a new list, just a new form for the same list.

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JonnyBalfour

13 years ago

ahhhh, can you. i didnt realise. thats what i was confused about. thanks for that istvan

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leadsumo

13 years ago

Yes you can make as many forms as you like but you can also just change out the code here's what to look for -

<input type="hidden" name="unit" value="yourlistnamegoeshere">
<input type="hidden" name="redirect" value="yoururlgoeshere.com"
<input type="hidden" name="meta_redirect_onlist" value="yoururlgoeshere.com">

I always create custom forms outside of aweber and it's easier to change out the 3 snippets of code.

hope this helps

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Istvan Horvath

13 years ago

Originally Posted by leadsumo

Yes you can make as many forms as you like but you can also just change out the code here's what to look for -

<input type="hidden" name="unit" value="yourlistnamegoeshere">
<input type="hidden" name="redirect" value="yoururlgoeshere.com"
<input type="hidden" name="meta_redirect_onlist" value="yoururlgoeshere.com">

I always create custom forms outside of aweber and it's easier to change out the 3 snippets of code.

hope this helps

The reason I am against this solution (and it's nothing personal) that by creating several different forms for the same list you have the possibility to track it:
- # of displays for each form
- # of sing ups (submissions) for each form
- S/D ratio... which is actually your conversion rate
etc.

and in this way you can tell exactly how effective that squeeze page or campaign was/is.

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leadsumo

13 years ago

The reason I am against this solution (and it's nothing personal) that by creating several different forms for the same list you have the possibility to track it:
- # of displays for each form
- # of sing ups (submissions) for each form
- S/D ratio... which is actually your conversion rate
etc.

I totally agree with you- however I don't really like the forms aweber gives and prefer custom coded forms and it's a pain to create multiple forms then go back and make customized adjustments to each form.

As far as testing - I'm using Google Website Optimizer to test my landing pages anyway.

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John Taylor

13 years ago

Yes it can be done if you know what to look for in the
aWeber form code. You can manually edit the redirect
url for each form.

The really easy way is to use a download management
or membership script that allows for a squeeze page
plus multiple OTO/upsell/downsell pages. I know that
Robert Puddys Login Frequency Marketing script will do
what you need and is easily integrated with AWeber. I
think DownloadGuard offers similar, albeit less flexible,
functionality.

John

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JonnyBalfour

13 years ago

Originally Posted by John Taylor

Yes it can be done if you know what to look for in the
aWeber form code. You can manually edit the redirect
url for each form.

The really easy way is to use a download management
or membership script that allows for a squeeze page
plus multiple OTO/upsell/downsell pages. I know that
Robert Puddys Login Frequency Marketing script will do
what you need and is easily integrated with AWeber. I
think DownloadGuard offers similar, albeit less flexible,
functionality.

John

so they would be on the same list? i might try editing the aweber code like you said. it cant be to difficult, there must be a part saying "redirect" somewhere.