With over 80,000 users MailChimp is a very popular tool among email marketers. Its ease of use and powerful tools allow anyone to create awesome email marketing campaigns and track their success. With that in mind we are excited to launch our FormSpring for MailChimp Integration!
Yes, you can use our form builder for all of you business needs likes surveys, order forms and much more…but hey, it’s summer time so why not think about ways to use FormSpring for some fun, like a company pitch in or barbecue? This actually builds on a post Ryan wrote about a few days ago. By making a Select List, Radio Button, or Checkbox “Unique” you can make an item from that list disappear after someone makes a selection.
One of the things that got burried last week in our weeklong series of Online Forms that Convert was the announcement of the new field types and specifically our new Matrix Field. The new Matrix Field allows you to quickly build online surveys and feedback forms, perfect for customer support follow ups, event feedback, and much more.
We wrap up our 5 Day blog series with a look at what do with your customer once you have collected their information. This is written by Jason Gallic of Email Center Pro. Learn more about Jason and Email Center Pro below this post.
Today’s Post in our 5 Day Series is about Online Surveys That Convert, written by Kevin Makice of Hanapin Marketing. More about Kevin can be found below today’s post.
Creating an effective online survey is a difficult proposition. Most people on the Internet are already saturated with information and requests to interact. Getting a sufficient number of quality responses requires some forethought. Here are ten things to keep in mind when constructing a web survey.
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.
Even technology companies with in-house development teams need easy to use, plug and play solutions. Such is the case with Vontoo, a market leading voice messaging service located in Indianapolis. We had the pleasure of speaking with Carissa Newton, Director of Marketing for Vontoo about how she uses FormSpring and how it is a valuable tool for her organization. Read below and learn how Vontoo uses our online form builder, also make sure to check them out and see how you can use voice messaging as part of your marketing strategy.
Many organizations use FormSpring for things like contact forms, order forms and event registrations. But one important overlooked aspect of what you can do with FormSpring is the ability to create and quickly deploy surveys or customer/user feedback forms. Surveys don’t have to be done by big corporations and they don’t have to be long and arduous. Quick, effective, online surveys can allow your organization to gain valuable feedback from your customers or users. A while back we wrote about some tips for your contact forms so we thought we would give you some tips on how your organizations can use and deploy surveys.
We made lots of changes during our last upgrade. Many of the changes were relatively small but made life building your online forms a little easier. One of those changes is the addition of more pre-built forms. The pre-built forms are an easy way to get started with the basics without having to build a form completely from scratch. They also give you good ideas for the types of fields you may want to include in your own form, even if you don’t use a pre-built one.
