Divi Email Optin - Stop Creating Boring Email Optins

[@prettygenius]

This was very helpful for newbies, thx!

[@designhstudio]

Loving your tutorials. Keep up the great videos 😊😊

[@juanitabird3780]

Thanks for the great video. How do I set up a templated / customisable email, that the person contacting me can just add limited information to make it easy for them to request more information.

[@TheHostingJourney]

Is there a thank you page attached once the person signs up?

[@designhstudio]

Hi MAK the above links don't seem to be working??

[@BertHarmsma]

In the beginning you said "I only want their email". But on the save I see name and email on the optinform. Is that because of your email list??

[@TrishMeyer99]

Yes, it's so the email will say "Hi Bert" instead of just "Hi,". You will have to clean up your list, as many people will put their First & Last Name even if you only ask for First name, and they will also enter it as all lowercase, which means your email would say "Hi bert".

[@BertHarmsma]

@@TrishMeyer99. Hi Trish. Thanks for the respons and I understand it's better to use their name but in the video, around 20:10, Mak shows only the email in the optin-form and as soon as he connected to ConvertKit the field "Name" poped-up. So the fields are added by ContvertKit because that was the way Mak builed his list in ConvertKit? So if Mak has made an email list with, say 5 fields, all those 5 fields would show up?

[@TrishMeyer99]

@@BertHarmsma Yes, you build a Form in ConvertKit, give it a name, add fields as needed, and then get the ID# for that form. It should populate DIVI with whatever the form fields are. I found it easy. They have a WP plugin too. (Active Campaign is also easy to integrate.)

[@MyLovelyPaperie]

I need this

[@shawonmondal8863]

Man u r cool

[@sitekrafter]

Thank you :)