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Integrating getresponse to a custom made squeeze page

by missmystery
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Does anyone have any tips for this?

I've never had any problems in the past with different services, but after looking at the getresponse code, it doesn't make it very easy to pick out which bits you need.

I'm wanting the person to subscribe on pressing a button image, and be redirected to custom URLs on the thankyou page and confimration page.

Also doing the same as the above with a single opt in.

Does anyone have tips, or freelancer information of people who are good here?

Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author aronprins
    Hey Missmystery,

    You'd have to look at the classes etc to match the styles of your squeezepage.
    In case you have a <input value="Submit"> type code, you can try to replace that with something like:

    <button><img src="url/to-image.png"></button>

    Hope this helps!
    Cheers,
    Aron
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  • Profile picture of the author David V
    Integrating GetResponse is fairly simple.

    For the "name" and "email" inputs (if you use both), the required parts are the name=.

    So: name="name" and name="email".

    Here's a stripped version of the GR code. The classes are still there but are not required, they are for styling.

    I bolded and colored red the parts you want to keep.
    So design your custom form and make sure these parts are in there.
    All the other stuff is related to styling. (div classes, etc.. are all styling)
    You'll have input field, input field, submit. As long as the "name" matches what GR wants, it will recognize the field.

    The vast majority of all autoresponsder code they give you is related to styling.

    With any optin form code your just telling the autoresponder service:
    This is my form action..
    This is my field..
    This is my field..
    This is my submit button..
    and this is my form id.

    Code:
    <form accept-charset="utf-8" action="https://app.getresponse.com/add_contact_webform.html?u=SXHf" method="post">

    <div class="wf-inputpos">
        <input class="wf-input wf-req wf-valid__required" type="text" name="name" value="Your First Name" data-placeholder="yes"></input>
    </div>
                           
    <div class="wf-inputpos">
        <input class="wf-input wf-req wf-valid__email" type="text" name="email" value="Your Email Address" data-placeholder="yes"></input>
    </div>
                           
        <input type="submit" class="wf-button" name="submit" value="Sign Up!" style="display:  inline !important; width: 122px !important;"></input>
                            
    <input type="hidden" name="webform_id" value="12345678" />
</form>

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://app.getresponse.com/view_webform.js?wid=12345678&mg_param1=1&u=SXHf"></script>
    As far as the redirects and where they go after, that's all specified in GetResponse when you create the webform.
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  • Profile picture of the author samntly
    It could be simple as replacing the button image or adding in an image. If you know html it should be pretty straight forward.
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