Okay, in your last video,
I showed you how to create your landing page.
Now I'm gonna show you how to integrate your form.
So we're gonna create
and then put the new form onto your landing page.
So we're gonna go back over to ActiveCampaign.
In ActiveCampaign,
you're gonna come back down to the website section,
go back to the form section, create new form,
give your form a name.
And then I'm gonna suggest for now using the inline form.
You can play around with these different forms,
but from this, I'm gonna show you the inline form.
And then for your form action,
at minimum, have them subscribe to a list.
But what you can also do,
and I would recommend is add a tag.
And then they can be how we just talked about
going through and having different tags
for different offers and keeping things organized.
I would suggest in your form,
if it's on your landing page for a specific thing,
add a tag for whatever that landing page is,
and then they can get added to that.
And then you can know this person joined from this form.
So create form, it'll create it, it'll pop back up.
And then you can come in here and edit the form.
So how we talked about, you can kind of do a mini,
this will be on your landing page.
So your landing page should have your headline,
a description, and then your form, like a way to opt in.
So I would say even on here,
you could choose to delete these
since you'll have a headline,
hopefully somewhere else on your page.
So for now we can just remove them.
And then you can probably also,
oh, maybe you can't.
Okay, so we're just gonna for now hit integrate.
And then that's that, your form is created.
So I'm gonna show you over here on the websites page
with the pages for your landing page.
So you're gonna have your landing page wherever you created.
I'm gonna stick my form right here
in this little blank space.
So where you can come over to the block section,
I would say you can just drag over this inline form plugin,
and then it lets you use an existing form,
which is really nice.
So you can come in, do this, add your form,
and then it just puts the form right on the page.
And you can move it around,
you can play with how wide,
you can play with the height, et cetera,
and you can put it right on your form.
You can put your form in your page a couple of times.
You could probably also do a button down here
that directs you back up to this section where the form is.
So I would say all of your other buttons,
you could do as like a redirect
where it'll send you back to this form always.
And so let's say they scroll down here
and they're like, oh yeah, I wanna do that,
and it'll just automatically scroll them back up to the top.
So that's that, it's really simple.
I would say make sure your form
only asks for what's essential,
keep it to their name, to their email,
make sure it's really clear, and yeah, that's it.