MiNI TRAINING👩‍🏫

Create your opt-in page with Mailerlite

Module 2: Creating the opt-in page

Now that your account has been organized, it’s time to delve into the more captivating aspect for some and the less stimulating component for others: crafting your personal opt-in landing page.

Module 2 Objectives:

1. Create your first landing page

2. Let’s explore Mailerlite’s Page Builder

In this video, I will walk you through mailerlite’s page builder and how to modify the existing template.

Remember that things like text, font style, colors and images can always be replaced to suit your branding.

📝Important things to remember:

  •  When you want to link between sections, remember to put an “anchor” and then link back to it through the buttons or navigation menus
  • Update the thank you page – inform your clients what’s the next step. Are they going to receive the lead magnet by mail, will you be asking for a double-opt-in so that they need to confirm that they agree to receive your newsletter? 

3. Let’s explore Mailerlite’s Page Builder

In this video, I will walk you through mailerlite’s page builder and how to modify the existing template.

Remember that things like text, font style, colors and images can always be replaced to suit your branding.

📝Important things to remember:

  •  When you want to link between sections, remember to put an “anchor” and then link back to it through the buttons or navigation menus
  • Update the thank you page – inform your clients what’s the next step. Are they going to receive the lead magnet by mail, will you be asking for a double-opt-in so that they need to confirm that they agree to receive your newsletter? 

4. Bonus: Copy my Sample Opt-In page

As a bonus to this training, I have created a Bonus section on how to create the exact same page as I did. You can access Bonus training HERE.

Additional Resources 📚

To boost deliverability, it’s recommended to do an extra step that ensures an authenticated email domain aligns with the domain found in the ‘From’ header address, which represents the sender’s identity. – Tutorial here.