There’s an advanced feature in the Squeeze Page Toolkit that isn’t overtly promoted, which can be really useful to you if you want to use 1 squeeze page, but you want to send people to your squeeze page from different sources whilst tracking where they came from. When somebody signs up, the source information is added
How does the Squeeze Page Toolkit work with DotMailer? Once the toolkit has access to your DotMailer account, it will automatically fetch the Address Books you’ve created in DotMailer. When you create a squeeze page with the toolkit, the opt-in form is a representation of your default form for your list, so when a visitor
How does the Squeeze Page Toolkit work with Active Campaign? Once the toolkit has access to your Active Campaign account, it will automatically fetch the Subscription Forms you’ve created in Active Campaign. When you create a squeeze page with the toolkit, the opt-in form is a representation of your default form for your list, so
How does the Squeeze Page Toolkit work with MadMimi? Once the toolkit has access to your MadMimi account, it will automatically fetch the WebFoms you’ve created in MadMimi. When you create a squeeze page with the toolkit, the opt-in form is a representation of our default form for your list, so when a visitor enters
How does the Squeeze Page Toolkit work with SalesSeek? Once the toolkit has access to your SalesSeek account, it will automatically fetch the Lead Sources you’ve created in SalesSeek. When you create a squeeze page with the toolkit, the opt-in form is a connected to your Lead Source, so any data that’s entered by a visitor
How does the Squeeze Page Toolkit work with Constant Contact? Once the toolkit has access to your Constant Contact account, it will automatically fetch the Contact Collections you’ve created in Constant Contact. When you create a squeeze page with the toolkit, the opt-in form is a representation of your Contact Collection, so any data that’s
How does the Squeeze Page Toolkit work with GreenRope? Once the toolkit has access to your GreenRope account, it will automatically fetch the Contact Groups you’ve created in GreenRope. When you create a squeeze page with the toolkit, the opt-in form is a representation of your Contact Group, so any data that’s entered by a
How does the Squeeze Page Toolkit work with GetResponse? Once the toolkit has access to your GetResponse account, it will allow you to automatically add contacts to the ‘Campaigns‘ section of GetResponse. How do I set up GetResponse with the toolkit? Tell the toolkit your GetResponse API details, which allows the toolkit to talk to GetResponse
When it comes to Squeeze Pages, a common question that pops up is asking when should you use a double opt-in v.s. a single opt-in. So let’s start off with explaining the difference between the two. Single Opt-in Also called an Unconfirmed opt-in. This is where someone enters their name and email details into
This is a very common question, and most commonly occurs when using MailChimp, but is also true of other CRM and Email tools. With your squeeze page, the visitor follows this path: Visitor reads your page If they are interested, they enter their name/email details They get an email asking them to confirm their email
