How do you connect an opt-in box with a checkout button?

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I am wondering how to set up something like this:

http://s18.postimg.org/5z1cju0jt/Sk_...l_14_55_11.png

I want to insert a little email opt-in box right above or next to my checkout button. I want this linked to one of my GetResponse lists so that when the visitor clicks the "Order Now" button they get sent to the ClickBank checkout page as well as get signed up on my list at the same time.

If anyone can give me some tips on how to do this I would be forever grateful.
#box #button #checkout #connect #optin
  • Profile picture of the author MickK
    Hi there,

    Who captures the information? your site or ClickBank?

    This could be done via API, but it would require some programing by the site that captures the customer info.

    Cheers,

    Mick
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    • Profile picture of the author svedski
      Originally Posted by MickK View Post

      Hi there,

      Who captures the information? your site or ClickBank?

      This could be done via API, but it would require some programing by the site that captures the customer info.

      Cheers,

      Mick
      Hi Mick, thanks for answering.

      I guess it is my site that captures the information (or, would capture the information).

      I know a little bit about programming, but not a lot. I use Dreamweaver so if there's any specific code that I should put in I am willing to try it.
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  • Profile picture of the author kevbo22
    You will want to use the getreponse api here. But you will want to use it on the clickbank IPN, not at checkout. When your customer purchases, they will send the email to clickbank, and clickbank will send that data back to your script. Use the getresponse api on your clickbank ipn to send the name and email of the customer to your list via api.
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    • Profile picture of the author shahriyar
      Here is a concept (not tested),

      1) In Getresponse, get the form HTML code and assign it an "id" (e.g. id="mycheckoutform"). Also hide the form "submit" button (style="display:none;").

      2) Place the form in your site's page similar to JS code you used before. Form is now set.

      3) Next, the "Order button" image - place it under the form and assign a Javascript function to it when clicked. e.g. onclick="doCustomSubmit();"

      So, this is doCustomSubmit() function you need to programatically, submit the optin form (using its ID), wait/delay 3-4 seconds and go to the order page (where user purchases the product).

      Note that I haven't tired this, but you can give it a go. If this works you don't need to use the Getrespose API etc.
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  • Profile picture of the author MickK
    You could use the webform builder in GetResponse to customize your webform and use your ClickBank order form URL as the custom thank-you page. Once the form has been submitted the user would be redirected to ClickBank to make the purchase.



    If you have coding ability you can create your own HTML webform for GetResponse from scratch incorporating the email address and the Click To Order Now button graphic. Set up the ClickBank Checkout page as the "Custom thank-you page" and when they are subscribed to your list GetResponse will redirect them to your ClickBank Checkout.

    The documentation on how to create a webform from scratch can be found here : How do I create HTML web form code from scratch? - GetResponse Support
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