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Opt-In

by jerdon
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How do you create an opt in, to capture e-mail address where can I get some info about this. I am very new and trying to put a few things together.
Is there a opt in form I can buy or make, thank you!:confused:
#optin
  • Profile picture of the author brandony
    I use getresponse, and they have some great looking templates. But, there are a lot of autoresponder systems out there you can use. I believe GR even has a free trial, or free up to 500 subscribers or something.

    You then create a "webform" or optin form with your autoresponder...get the HTML code and paste it into your site wherever you'd like the optin form to be.

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  • Profile picture of the author jerdon
    wow, thanks so much, all the people here are great. I am going to try getresponse
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    • Profile picture of the author DanTheSeoGuy
      You can also try Aweber, which only costs $1 for the first month. Thus you'll have 30 days to see how it works.

      Dan.
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      • Profile picture of the author AllanJames
        Originally Posted by DanTheSeoGuy View Post

        You can also try Aweber, which only costs $1 for the first month. Thus you'll have 30 days to see how it works.

        Dan.

        Here's a little warning about about both Aweber and Getresponse - both of which I've used in the past. Don't get sucked in by good marketing these guys do, or over rated talk about delivery rates - the difference between all services I've used is very minimal in practice.

        Whatever you decide, make sure you're entirely happy, particularly with the cost because once you have started to build your List (database of customers/prospects), moving to another responder service is a real pain!

        No good service will allow you to import your subscribers because of the risk of misuse and breach of the CANSPAM act. So you have to ask your subscribers to optin again to your new List, and you will loose many of them.

        So........ when you consider who to go with think in terms of having 5000 plus on your list. They both get very expensive at these levels (which all business owners should reach in no more than a year, maybe in as little as 6 months) - both over $20 a month, and then the cost ramps up very quickly!

        Also they include no other essential marketing services other than the responder.

        I ended up (after a year <frown>) moving my Lists to 12SecondCommute who offer a comparable responder AND eight other marketing tools all businesses must have (tracking, capture page builders, rotators etc etc - even your own conference room! ) for only $29 a month.

        And I can build my Lists up to 25,000 subscribers with NO increase in cost. The other two are over $145 a month each at this level.

        Take care making your decision :-)

        And check out 12SecondCommute (they have a 30 day trial with no credit card or other payment details required) are great value for money and have one of the best support and training services I've ever seen.

        Very nice 3 tier affiliate progam too.
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