Building email subscriber list with Wordpress

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  • xenigo
    Confirmed User
    • Jan 2001
    • 8067

    #1

    Building email subscriber list with Wordpress

    Currently I'm using the Newsletter plugin from http://www.satollo.net/

    And it works just fine... I have no problems with the functionality of the plugin. But I need it to be much more prominent, because right now it pretty much just blends into the right side column. There's nothing eye-catching about it. I've only gotten a few email subscribes since adding it about a week ago, and this progress clearly isn't going to cut it for the long-term.

    I need something that's totally IN YO' FACE - KAPOW!

    Anyone have any suggestions on how to customize it... putting it in a shadowbox that opens upon entry? I'm thinking something along the lines of the PopupDomination.com plugin... but a free solution would be preferable.

    I know I also need to combine the request for an email with an offer... I'll do that. But I also think it needs to be a little more obnoxious than it currently is.
  • massiveservers
    Registered User
    • Jun 2012
    • 15

    #2
    use the text/html feature

    you can use the text/html feature to drag a flashing sign up here or something like that on top and under the app you are using.

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    • xenigo
      Confirmed User
      • Jan 2001
      • 8067

      #3
      So I figured out a solution that works pretty decent...

      But here's a new problem. I'm having a REALLY tough time getting surfers to sign up for the newsletter. It's a popup in a shadowbox upon entry, and then it sits on my widget toolbar. And in my #1 post I have 6 screenshots for our latest exclusive video, with an email collection box in the middle that says:

      You'll get access to the video download link by joining our newsletter.
      Anyway, the call to action seems pretty clear to me.

      Should I just stop fucking around with the email stuff, and just show the video instead of trying to use the download as a call to action?

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