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Your Favorite Opt-In Widget?

by Ross Cohen
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I'm looking for a Wordpress widget to increase opt-ins. Right now I'm using a bar at the top (ever hear of ViperBar or HelloBar? like those.) but I'd like a widget. My biggest "thing" is that I don't want it to redirect afterwards to a page telling the person to check their email for confirmation. I'd like the box to change its text to what I want it to say, for example, "check your email please..." (which my bar currently does now).

What might my best options be?

Ross
#favorite #optin #widget
  • Profile picture of the author TheZafraGroup
    I suggest you get aweber. It would be good to have an autoresponder series so you can follow up on people who opted in. You can set it so people will have to confirm their subscription by clicking on a link in an email of yours. You can also create multiple webforms(widgets) for people to opt-in to. You can also direct them where to go after opting in. It's $1 your first month and $19 after. It's definitely good to have this.
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  • Profile picture of the author Ross Cohen
    I actually do have AWeber... the forms just look kind of goofy on Wordpress in my opinion. And they don't have the option I'm looking for to just basically change the text of the widget so the page doesn't have to refresh (the thing where I'm looking for it to say something along the lines of "thank you, check your email...".
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    • Profile picture of the author Ross Cohen
      Still seeking any much appreciated insight!
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