What does your "subscribe to the newsletter" landing page look like? [share your newsletter page]
Business Marketing with Nika
31 replies
✉️ If you specialise in collecting emails, do you have a separate website designed to collect emails?
ATM, I do not have a personal website (this will be a long-term thing because it's me 😀) but after 6 months I created a page for "sign up for my newsletter". It is a temporary solution and I try to create a more complex system around that.
I want to have more insight into who those people are to know what to serve them, so I created a very loooong form. Many people will be put off, but the questions answered tell me a lot.
The structure I created:
ℹ️ Short copy – what the newsletter is about (topics + purpose)
📝 Those exhausting questions
💁♀️ Explainer – why do I need this information? (Yeah, it has a reason.)
💌 Examples of my newsletter (people can have a glimpse)
📣 Sponsorship opportunity
⭐️ Testimonials
📱 My socials to get in touch
Side notes:
– It is not completed
– I will integrate other things like sponsorship tiers (change provider)
– Maybe will change the newsletter provider (considering)
I am thankful for the community which reached out to me and positively surprised that received reviews and feedback without asking. It means a lot to me. 🫶
I am sharing an example of my "unfinished" process in the comments. If you want to receive tomorrow's newsletter, feel free to subscribe and join the Starship. 🚀
And also, feel free to share your newsletter.
Replies
Business Marketing with Nika@busmark_w_nika
The sign-up page:
https://mailchi.mp/1dbd72e09689/...
Share
Just checked your homepage, looks clean!
Our "subscribe to the newsletter" landing page is clean and minimalistic, featuring a catchy headline, a brief description of what subscribers can expect, and a simple sign-up form. We also include a testimonial section to build trust and highlight the value of our content.
Launching soon!
Consider switching Nika, Curated Letters will blow your mind and save you time and effort daily!!! Give it a go for yourself
https://www.curatedletters.com/
Launching soon!
@keith_saas Free forever!? Wish I had known about this sooner!
@keith_saas Do you have any examples of newsletters that made your users?
Launching soon!
@dan_o_malley Indeed Dan! Make the switch, and wait for what is coming, passive income opportunities🚀
Launching soon!
I have not put a lot of time or effort into my newsletter yet, but I use Sendfox.com. There is a deal for a one-time lifetime fee of $49. Simple landing page. I like the ability to set up email automation. And you can connect your YouTube channel and it automatically creates a newsletter for you when you post a video.
@dan_o_malley Do they have polls inside the newsletter? I try to find something like that :D I think that only Beehiiv it has :D
I focus on a visually appealing design with images related to the newsletter content, a brief introduction, and the signup form.
Consider a small incentive like a free e-book or discount code to entice users to subscribe.
Address user concerns about privacy by adding a short privacy policy statement that assures users their information is secure.
Ensure your landing page looks good and functions flawlessly on all devices, especially mobile phones.
People don't want to be overwhelmed. Use clear fonts, ample white space, and a layout that's easy to navigate.
@daniel_smith29 who makes it the best? Just wanna see what can work :)
My landing page includes a single-field signup form to reduce friction.
I think testimonial are great for showcasing feedback from current subscribers. It adds credibility and reassures new visitors about the value of subscribing.
I have not created any landing page before even for a newsletter, so don't now much on this. But thank you for sharing your suggestions.
Our newsletter sign-up page is minimalist and straightforward. A clear headline introduces the newsletter, followed by a concise description. The sign-up form is placed centrally, with social proof in the form of subscriber counts and endorsements from industry leaders.
@james_chappel can you share the link?
Our approach is content-focused. The landing page starts with a compelling headline and a few paragraphs about the value of our newsletter. The form is short, asking only for an email address. We also feature excerpts from past newsletters and a section on upcoming topics to entice potential subscribers.
Our "subscribe to the newsletter" landing page features a clean design with a prominent call-to-action button and a brief description of what subscribers can expect. We also include testimonials from current subscribers to build credibility and encourage sign-ups.
Your newsletter landing page sounds like a treasure trove of insights! It's like a choose-your-own-adventure book, but instead, it's a choose-your-subscription-experience form. Who knew collecting emails could be so engaging and informative? Keep up the intergalactic work, Starship captain! 🌌🚀