A sign-up form on your website is the fastest and most effective way to gather new subscribers for your mailing list.
Why? It helps grow your lists with contacts who are genuinely interested in what you offer.
When someone submits their email address via your sign-up form, they’re essentially handing you the keys to their inbox. It’s like saying, “Hey, I’m interested in what you have to say. I’d love to read your messages.”
But where do you start when creating a registration form?
With Emailchef, you don’t need any technical skills: just use our platform’s drag & drop sign-up form editor.
This allows you to create subscription forms:
- Inline, which are embedded directly on your website;
- Popup, appearing as a window on the pages you select;
- On an external landing page, by creating a sign-up form on a separate page from your website.
The Emailchef form editor enables you to design your forms in just minutes.
You can either choose a ready-made template created by our designers or build your own form from scratch by simply dragging and dropping the elements you need.
You can customize the colors to match your brand, add a footer (like a link to the privacy policy), include translations in other languages, add personalized fields, and much more.
But that’s not all 🔥.
When someone subscribes to your list, they will immediately see a thank-you page (yes, you can customize this too!).
Once everything is ready, simply integrate the HTML code of your form into your website.
Pro tip: Create an automated welcome email to send right after each user’s registration. This is the most important email you should send to your contacts.
Why?
It can achieve open rates of up to 89%!
If you’ve created an inline sign-up form, place it prominently on your site. Ideally, position it at the top right of the homepage, so it’s easily found by visitors.
Do you want to add an inline form to your website?
Make sure to place it prominently in a visible position, perhaps in the top right corner of the homepage, so that visitors to your website can easily find it.
With sign-up forms, the information is automatically collected in your contact list, allowing you to segment your audience based on the data you’ve gathered—such as age, gender, or language—and send tailored campaigns to each segment.
Each form is connected to a list, but you can associate one list with multiple forms. This way, contacts gathered from different forms will be compiled into a single mailing list.
Not sure where to start? We’ve created video tutorials to guide you 👇
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