We have been looking at our semi-white walls for a long time wondering how exactly we could decorate them and still give this place some personality. We caught some inspiration after reading a post on the FreshThinking blog on how FreshBooks decorated their offices for cheap.
Today we have a guest blog post from Kenan L. Farrell, Attorney-at-Law on the legal aspects of electronic signatures.
FormSpring customers often ask about collecting electronic signatures via FormSpring’s web forms. Here are some examples of the types of questions customers are asking:
FreshBooks is one of the most popular and easiest, online invoicing tools on the web, so we are very excited to announce that FormSpring now integrates with FreshBooks!
FreshBooks is all about delivering fast and simple invoicing and time tracking services that help you manage your business, as we can attest to, since we have been FreshBooks users for a long time. That is in one part why we created the integration, we knew how valuable having a the ability to have customers fill out a FormSpring form and have it automatically create a client in FreshBooks would be.
Ready for more integrations? We are excited to launch the FormSpring Campaign Monitor Integration. For those of you who are unfamiliar with Campaign Monitor, it is great Email Marketing Software built by web designers, for web designers. It is a tool that allows web designers an easy way to create great looking email marketing campaigns. Just like the Highrise Integration we announced yesterday, we saw a need for simple, efficient way for users of Campaign Monitor to be able to capture online leads from their FormSpring forms and integrate the data collected into their subscriber databases
We have been kicking around ideas on how we could empower all of you with the skills and tools you need to build the best forms you can. Out of the brainstorming we’ve created FormSpring University. FormSpring University will serve as a platform for us to deliver educational tools and resources that you can use to learn to incorporate FormSpring into your organization.
Today’s post in our “Online Forms That Convert” series is by Joe Kerschbaum, a member of the PPC Hero team. More information about Joe can be found at the bottom of this post.
The contact form on your PPC and SEO landing page can make or break your conversation rate. The messaging on your landing page can be clear, concise and benefit-driven. The design can be attractive, simple and conversion focused. But if the contact form on this beautiful landing page is not strategically crafted to suite your core audience, you’re probably leaving money on the table.
In our first post in our five day series for Online Forms that Convert, we want to revisit the basics of building good web forms. Throughout this series we will be talking about different types of forms like contact forms, surveys, and order forms, but today we will be talking about form building in general.
We are very excited to announce that next week we will be kicking off a five day blog series centered around the topic of “Online Forms That Convert”! We will run a post each day, starting on Monday, that will focus on how you can build different types of forms that convert to more submissions, more inquiries, more online orders, and most importantly more business for your organization. We have some great guest bloggers tee’d up to provide some very quality content. We will be building the series from how to build forms all the way to how to treat your customer once you have their data.
There is a big piece of real estate that many people aren’t using when it comes to their online forms – the confirmation email. With FormSpring you can quickly send anyone who submits a form a confirmation email.
We are asked frequently by prospective FormSpring customers if they can use our online forms in their Content Management System (CMS). The answer is a resounding yes!
The levels of integration will vary as much as the number of CMS systems out there. Some CMS systems like Big Santo have FormSpring integration already “baked into” the application. Others allow for integration of our forms via our embeded option which amounts to basically pasting a few lines of JavasScript code that we provide onto a webpage. And other CMS systems limit their users to using forms as links on the page. No matter what CMS system you are using, there is probably a way to integrate FormSpring forms.
