With MailUp you can easily design amultichannel pop pop-up form. The form is Starting from a pre-built, that means that you only have to select few settings as style, position, language, and subscription channels and then MailUp automatically generates set template, the Drag & Drop editor allows you complete freedom in content generation. At the end of the design process, you can automatically generate the HTML code to be embedded inserted on your website.
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How to create a pop-up form
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- Set the style, meaning the color your form background, choosing between light and dark
- Decide which position you want your form to appear
- Select the language
- Set a display delay
- Add profiling groups
- Insert the title
- Select the channels you want your audience to subscribe to, and add an optional description
- Insert the privacy policy with the link to the section of your website where the policy is. The URL must be inserted using the HTML code (as in the picture above) and the http/https protocol.
Once finished the editing:
take a look at the preview,
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Within MailUp, go to Database building > Subscriptions > Pop-up subscription forms.
Create a new form by clicking on 'New Form' in the top right-hand corner.
Edit the template with the drag & drop editor. You can be as creative as you like, choosing colours, images, subscription channels (Email and SMS) and anything else you need to create an attractive form.
Change the appearance of the form via the settings accessible by clicking on 'Change pop-up appearance'. You will find the link in the upper bar of the editor. You will be able to set numerous options, such as form position, size and much more.
Click on the 'Save' button and assign a title to your form.
In the Settings of a pop-up form you can
Add hidden groups.
Select the language of the response messages.
Set a display delay.
Get the HTML code to paste into your website before closing the </body> tag.
Preview how the form will be displayed
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Please note that the display delay is applied also to the preview. |
Options available depending on the active subscription
Sending customized Subscription confirmation email for each form
The compilation of a registration form provides - by default - the sending of the registration confirmation email in which the new recipient has to confirm This process reduces the risk of the form being abused and the acquired contacts database damaged. To retrieve the email that is sent, go to the section Subscriptions > Subscription Confirmation Email.
Depending on the active subscription, you can choose a different email for each drag & drop registration form.
Customized Welcome email for each form
The welcome email is a message that you can send to all recipients as soon as they sign up. You can activate the automation and set the email to be sent in the Subscriptions > Welcome email
Depending on the active subscription, you can:
decide to send a different email for each drag & drop registration form,
decide not to send the welcome message for that single form.
Customized post-signup response messages for each form
After filling out a registration form, users see a page with the result of the registration ("Thank you for your registration! You will soon receive our newsletters." Or "Attention, your email was already subscribed to our newsletter", etc.). This page can be customized or replaced with dedicated landing pages (created in MailUp or hosted on your site).
Depending on the active subscription, it is possible to define different texts and/or Landing pages for each form.
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Watch the tutorial:
Widget Connector
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InfoMailUp Pop-Up form does not perform style overrides. Therefore, if your site uses CSS styles that are also considered by the Pop-Up, the form may encounter display problems. To remedy this, you can use the HTML block and insert the tags you want to restore. Here is an example:
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