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Can a Clickbank thankyou page be an Aweber form

by sarahstaar
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Can a Clickbank thank you page be an Aweber form ?? I want to build a list of buyers from my next clickbank product.
#aweber #clickbank #form #page #thankyou
  • Profile picture of the author Daredevil Marketing
    Originally Posted by sarahstaar View Post

    Can a Clickbank thank you page be an Aweber form ?? I want to build a list of buyers from my next clickbank product.
    You can have an Aweber form on your thank you page, if that's what you're asking.

    Some of my information products are delivered via autoresponder and so my customers have to opt-in to receive their first week of downloadable material so I've been doing this for quite some time.

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    You may tick a lot of people off by forcing them to opt-in after they have paid for a product.
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    • Profile picture of the author Daredevil Marketing
      Originally Posted by Trader54 View Post

      You may tick a lot of people off by forcing them to opt-in after they have paid for a product.
      I've never had a complaint - not one. I simply tell them to "input the email address that you'd like to have your download links sent to here" and its done.



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    • Profile picture of the author clbeav
      Originally Posted by Trader54 View Post

      You may tick a lot of people off by forcing them to opt-in after they have paid for a product.
      I agree, not a good idea, unless you want to entice them with some freebies.
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    • Profile picture of the author MikeCollins
      Originally Posted by Trader54 View Post

      You may tick a lot of people off by forcing them to opt-in after they have paid for a product.
      You could always make the signup optional. On your thank you page have a download link so they grab what you sold them and then have a form they can fill out to sign up for your newletter. The key is to offer some kind of bonus to persuade them into subscribing.
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      • Profile picture of the author Trader54
        Originally Posted by MikeCollins View Post

        You could always make the signup optional. On your thank you page have a download link so they grab what you sold them and then have a form they can fill out to sign up for your newletter. The key is to offer some kind of bonus to persuade them into subscribing.
        Definitely, and I always do that.

        Customers just don't like to be forced into opting in to something they have already paid for and given a email address.
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    Sarah -

    PM me and I'll show you how I
    set this up - no complaints from
    anyone.

    Ignore the chicken little's - there's
    a reason they're not called
    "chicken bigs".

    X

    PS - No, I'm not showing anyone
    else my download page. ;-) Don't
    ask.
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