Help! How Do I Put Autoresponder Code in Graphic Image?

Hi Cynthia,

here ya go hope this help

Using Custom Button and Tutorial

Beers,
Agung

Agung

Hi Cynthia,

If I understand you correctly, you paid a designer to design a squeeze page with the opt-in form that takes visitors to your video, but all you got was the design.

There are some simple, free ways to do this, but at the end of the day, somebody still has to touch the code. Was your "graphic artist" contracted by you to deliver actual code, or just graphics (i.e. sliced images, psd files, etc.)?

1) Start by going to VerticalResponse, and signup for a free account.
2) Click on Lists > Opt-in forms > New Opt-in form
3) Complete the fields in the wizard

This process produces the form code you need for the opt-in element on your squeeze page. Give this code to your HTML person, and they should be able to tie it all together. This process I just now described with VR will produce a basic auto-responder for you, with an opt-in prompt for your user. Even if they don't double opt-in, you can still collect their email, but VR won't email out to them through their system if you wanted to blast them later. Only those that double-optin can be blasted through VR, but the cool thing is that you can always download the list, and blast them yourself using a desktop bulkmail tool.

If you want to move further towards marketing automation, well the rabbit hole gets pretty deep. There are other systems that are just as easy for you to use as what I just explained, such as GetResponse and AWeber, which offer some marketing automation features, but they'll cost you a monthly subscription.

A solid solution would be AWeber, if you plan on doing something beyond just sending auto-responders, such as periodically marketing to your list.

There are other caveats to creating opt-in forms for a video, but I thnk this will get you over the first hump. Other questions you'll have later might be things like, "How do I prevent people from bypassing my squeeze page and going directly to my video page?", "How do I keep all the junk leads from getting through my opt-in form?", "How do I prevent someone from launching an attach on my opt-in form and freezing my site?", "How do I pass the opt-in form data to my video page, so I can customize the copy on that page for the particular user?" etc.

Somebody could probably do a whole ebook on this topic.

Vo

Thanks for the replies.

Yes, I thought I was getting the opt-in form with the fields too. My mistake for not clarifying it but he did show an opt-in form (with fields) in his online portfolio. But it was supposed to be a video opt-in page - the video is on the same page with the opt-in form next to it (like a lot of the Guru's use now). I got a mini-site instead.

I use Aweber, so I have the code, I just don't know how to put it into the graphic.

Thanks,
Cynthia

P.S. Agung, I didn't realize that you could do that. I would've hired you. I've used you before. I'll know better next time.

Don't know if you got it worked out yet. You could just create a table inside the graphic and add your code, html side of course. Course depends on the graphic, if the form will show okay. With a table you can align as needed.

No, I don't have it worked out. And I'm wasting time trying to figure it out. I thought that was what I was paying for...so I didn't have to try to figure it out myself.

Thanks Steve!

Steve was able to do it. He's the best!!!

Steve, I have this same issue. Mind posting how you did it? I've been reading Agung's site posted, and it looks like a good answer, however, I am not sure if it relates to just the submit button, or the whole opt-in box?