And while we're on the subject... have you signed up for it yet ?

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However, if you are primarily interested in increasing the number of registrations, the old rule still applies today: the fewer fields in the form, the better . So limit yourself to name and address.

Which doesn't change the fact that you then have to constantly monitor whether the people you've lured to you in this way are engaging with your content and/or becoming your customers. Sometimes less is more.

A method of verifying interest in your newsletter can be double opt-in , or re-confirmation uae rcs data of the subscription. You will be surprised how many people who express a desire to receive your messages will not take even this simple step to receive them.

Now you know what you need to take care of if you want to prepare an engaging newsletter sign-up form. From my perspective, as someone who pays a lot of attention to written communication, you can win the most with the right copy.

Clearly communicate what to expect from you and what value you provide to your readers, and then simply make sure they see your form. You'd be surprised how many people didn't know about my newsletter until I started using popups.