First…What is a hosted Web Form?
Its kind of like taking a snap shot and posting it on a server that is visible to everyone. All you have to do is design your form,click save, and its hosted on a server like Aweber.com
How would you use a hosted web form?
3 things come to mind immediately
1. Email
You can use email to build your email list.
Simply ask your current subscribers to forward their emails to their friends and family with a easy way for them to sign up themselves.
2.Twitter
Twitters use of 140 characters is a blessing and a curse at the same time. Meanwhile email lets you stretch your legs a bit more.
You can design a web form specifically for your Twitter followers and give them a reason to join your email lists. Run your link through
a link shortener to give you room to give a compelling reason for them to join your newsletter.
3.Word Press hosted blogs ( or anywhere else you can’t post form HTML)
You can’t publish a form on a Word Press hosted website but you can publish a link. Simply put a link in the article or any page
of your Word Press blog and link it to hosted web form hosted by Aweber.
Design Tips for your Hosted Web Forms
Its really easy to make hundreds of forms and post them just about anywhere on the web. Remember to design your form for the audience you
are targeting. Tell the your Twitter what the benefits are of joining your newsletter too.
Remember that you are sending these people to a form that stands alone by itself. Not somewhere in a web page where there is a lot of other
clutter to distract them. Just a standard web form with name and email probably won’t do. Spice it up make it attractive and exciting. One of
the key benefits of the hosted web form is that you don’t have the usual restrictions such as size. So stretch your form a little wider and use some
the key benefits of the hosted web form is that you don’t have the usual restrictions such as size. So stretch your form a little wider and use some
compelling copy.
Remember it’s just the form and a white background. Get creative and let your artistic juices flow and give the reader something exciting to view!
See you soon,
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