Posts Tagged ‘field.’
Creating a Sign-up Form with MailChimp List Setup
Creating a sign-up form for the MailChimp email service is pretty easy with the MailChimp List plugin, unfortunately there are also several limitations that you either have to live with or find a way to work around (and I haven’t found a workaround yet.) After installing the MailChimp List Subscribe Form you will have…
Read MoreConfiguring WordPress Installation Location
As you are probably aware, WordPress can be installed either to the root folder of your domain (i.e. mydomain.com) or into a sub-folder of the domain (i.e. mydomain.com/wordpressfolder). There are some advantages and disadvantages to each, but in general I believe installing into a sub-folder is the best choice for the majority of WordPress installations. …
Read MoreFormidable Forms
Formidable WordPress Forms Plugin Formidable is a drag and drop forms designer for WordPress blogs. The interface is well laid out and very logical. To create a form you can start from scratch, or select an available template as a starting point. To add fields to a form simply drag one of the available field…
Read MoreCustom Contact Forms
Custom Contact Forms The Custom Contact Forms plugin has a lot of settings for you to modify. It is a very parametric driven forms generator with no drag and drop that I could find. It does appear to allow you control over just about every aspect of the forms appearance, and for those of you…
Read MoreConfiguring MailChimp Auto-responder for Income Infuser
The Mailchimp auto-responder will work with Income Infuser, but it has to have a specific configuration. For the most part everything works just fine between the two of them if you just pay attention to the naming of the variables and understand the way MailChimp treats variables. First, MailChimp delimits field names with special character…
Read MoreMailLoop by the Internet Marketing Center
Price: $397 plus bonuses Mailloop is an auto-responder package marketed by Derek Geihl’s Internet Marketing Center. It includes most of the features of competitive email auto-responders including: Collecting email addresses from opt-in web forms. Automatically sending confirmations to new subscribers. Responder series messages. Responder broadcast messages. Incoming email forwarding. Unlimited number of custom database fields.…
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