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| Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: USA
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I've tried to search for the answer and haven't been able to come up with the right search term, I guess. I would like to provide a free e-book to subscribers (I know how to do the form for the request). I don't know whether I have to use an autoresponder to provide the e-book or if I can make the e-book reside on a page somehow for subscribers to download. I'm using a WP blog (not a static website, which doesn't really matter unless there's a super magical plugin for it! ![]() Any suggestions woule be greatly appreciated. Thanks all! Cheryl |
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2009
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use an auto responder... after the subscriber put their name in and submit.. send them an email to confirm the optin (recommended or you will get tons of bogus subscriptions) - have a link that they can click on to confirm the subscription, on the confirmation page, link to the download from there... if your willing to spend money on this, try using a service such as aweber.com |
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Thank you, Tuanng: I should have known that using an A/R would be the best, most efficient and secure method to provide a download. Appreciate your reply. Cheryl |
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