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Yes, there are a few. Here's a couple:
One possible way to do this is to open the list of people who have opened and give them a temporary tag. Then you could create a temporary segment of people who don't have that tag. This will give you... (More)
You can embed emails you've sent on a landing page. Here is a help guide on that: https://help.convertkit.com/en/articles/4446421-how-to-add-a-newsletter-feed-to-your-landing-page52
Hi @alexfblue47
You can use a small bit of CSS code to hide the button. If you add the following to the Custom CSS box (found under General Styles), it should do the trick:
.formkit-signup {
display: none;
}
Yes this is possible. You can change the display options to ensure they don't see the modal unless the click the link. For example, if you set the scroll percentage to 200%, it won't popup unless you click. I wrote... (More)
The subscriber scoring is only available on Pro accounts. Do you have a standard account?
They will get just the remaining emails. By default, ConvertKit's sequences will not send the same email twice.
Note - there are situations where you'd actually want them to get all the emails again. ConvertKit supports that as well, and... (More)
Great question!
I generally recommend that subscribers don't get launch or newsletter emails while they are in the initial welcome series, because they aren't fully onboarded yet.
If you already send the general newsletter, then the easiest thing to do... (More)
In ConvertKit, thank you pages are for landing pages. So when someone subscribers via a landing page, they'll end up on the thank you page. In your case, because the survey is external, you may be better off with a... (More)
I used to use Lead Pages. I also make them without a builder :-)
There is a "Preview text" area in broadcast and sequence emails, which you can use to control the text that appears here.
Here's a screenshot of where you can find (click on "Edit preview text" to get the text field_:... (More)
You sure can! Here is an article that explains how - https://help.convertkit.com/en/articles/2502636-how-to-set-up-an-rss-feed44
Is that different email in a different sequence, or the same sequence?
If it is a different sequence, the first place to look would be your other automations and rules and see if there is anything that is triggering it.... (More)
I think what you include in each email will be personal to you, but essentially, it's best to genuinely help people. So if your audience have a lot of common questions, or pain points, or struggles, than anything that will... (More)
Like @Kaira16 said, they won't restart the automation by default. However, if you remove the tag, and it gets re-added by the API, then they will get pulled back into the automation. So you can effectively loop people through the... (More)
Just to add to what @Joseph37 said - I have mine set up so that the I have the inline form in a template. And then I can add a small bit of code to include that template in my... (More)
You can run two websites on the same account. Although it's generally cleaner to have two different accounts.
If you run it on the same account, you can add an email address for each. And then when you send a... (More)
It's changed in the latest update - now available when you click on the publish button
Looks great! I like that you've lead with the pain, and the copy is compelling.
I'd recommending changing the buttons from "Sign up today" to something more compelling.
I'm from the South Island (Christchurch) originally, so it all looks very... (More)
It's changed in the latest update - now available when you click on the publish button
