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Comparison « ConvertKit Knowledgebase ConvertKit Knowledgebase

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3 Reasons to use ConvertKit instead of MailChimp. Less than a minute. This week I got the studio setup to answer a really common question. Why should you use ConvertKit instead of MailChimp? Hope that helps clear up the issue! If you have questions, get in touch with our support team (support@convertkit.com) or sign up for the ConvertKit Academy waiting list. Getting started with ConvertKit. Integrating LeadPages with ConvertKit. 2016 — Powered by WordPress.

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How to convert a form to a tag « ConvertKit Knowledgebase ConvertKit Knowledgebase

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How to convert a form to a tag. How to convert a form to a tag. Less than a minute. If you have old forms that you used for imports, keeping track of purchases, or anything else that now makes more sense to handle with a tag, this video will show you how to convert them over. The steps are quite simple:. Click in to your form, then visit the subscribers page. Download a CSV of your subscribers to that form. Create a new tag (on the main subscribers tab). Click the “Import Subscribers” button.

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Sending from an @yahoo.com email address « ConvertKit Knowledgebase ConvertKit Knowledgebase

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Sending from an @yahoo.com email address. Sending from an @yahoo.com email address. Less than a minute. We recently learned that you can’t send email through ConvertKit (or any other provider) using an @yahoo.com email address in the from line. That gives all kinds of errors that look like this:. Server response: 550 550 5.7.0 (SNT004-MC1F38) Unfortunately, messages from (23.253.183.74) on behalf of (yahoo.com) could not be delivered due to domain owner policy restrictions. Last modified: May 7, 2015.

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3 Reasons to use ConvertKit instead of MailChimp « ConvertKit Knowledgebase ConvertKit Knowledgebase

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3 Reasons to use ConvertKit instead of MailChimp. 3 Reasons to use ConvertKit instead of MailChimp. Less than a minute. This week I got the studio setup to answer a really common question. Why should you use ConvertKit instead of MailChimp? Hope that helps clear up the issue! If you have questions, get in touch with our support team (support@convertkit.com) or sign up for the ConvertKit Academy. Last modified: February 24, 2016. Getting started with ConvertKit. Integrating LeadPages with ConvertKit.

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Personalizing emails with the subscribers name and email address « ConvertKit Knowledgebase ConvertKit Knowledgebase

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Personalizing emails with the subscribers name and email address. Personalizing emails with the subscribers name and email address. Less than a minute. Since ConvertKit forms collect both a first name and an email address from each subscriber you can use those to personalize the message to each person. Use these tags to autofill in the first name and email address:. Subscriber.first name }. Subscriber.email address }. These work in sequence emails and broadcasts only ( not. 8230;the rest of your message.

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How to write emails that get opened « ConvertKit Knowledgebase ConvertKit Knowledgebase

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How to write emails that get opened. How to write emails that get opened. 2 min , 6 sec read. Your entire email needs to be useful to the reader. If you aren’t positive the email will help the recipient, then don’t send it. If you know your content is useful it becomes much easier to write a compelling subject line. Remember that you will probably be contacting this person many times. So you may fool them with a clever subject line once, but if your content isn’t excellent, they won’t get fooled again.

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API Basics (v2) « ConvertKit Knowledgebase ConvertKit Knowledgebase

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4 min , 31 sec read. API calls for ConvertKit are directed to the subdomain api.convertkit.com. With the API you can:. Get a list of forms for an account. Subscribe to a form. Subscribe to a sequence. Add subscriber to an email sequence. Mark a subscriber as converted. Unsubscribe from a form. Unsubscribe from a sequence. Api key [k] – the api key of the account making the request. This is required for almost all API calls (exceptions are noted below). Https:/ api.convertkit.com/forms? Substitute “...

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The team behind ConvertKit are spread around the globe, but come together for one purpose: to help bloggers make a living from their writing. Nathan Barry – Founder. In previous careers Nathan has been a designer, author, and blogger. After learning the power of email marketing he gave up a successful blogging career to build ConvertKit. Outside of work Nathan spends his time playing soccer, woodworking, and chasing after his two little boys. David Wheeler – Co-founder. And on Twitter @apalancat. Matt is...

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7 Things You Must Invest In If You’re Serious About Blogging | Socially Jess

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7 Things You Must Invest In If You’re Serious About Blogging. On April 6, 2016. You’ve got to spend money to make money have you ever heard that one before? If you’re serious about blogging, whether for your business or for your personal brand, you’ll need to invest some money into your website, social media efforts, and everything else that comes with running a successful business and website. If you’re not sure exactly what you should be investing in, this list will lay it out for you. You don’t need t...

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Customizing opt-in forms « ConvertKit Knowledgebase ConvertKit Knowledgebase

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1 min , 35 sec read. If you want to change the default look of an opt-in form you can fully customize it. For small, simple customizations you can still use the one-line JavaScript embed and just customize the CSS under the form style settings. If you want to customize the form to look entirely custom, you can do that. It’s actually pretty easy. Hide the First Name Field. A simple example is to hide the first name field with one line of CSS:. Ck first name field group {display:none;}. Ck subscribe form ".