Make your tailored opt-in page for Community managers

For Gmail Start your plain text email, and once youʼre done, scroll down to the bottom. Add a line of text that says Unsubscribe or something similar. Highlight your new text and click the Link button in the Gmail toolbar. Paste the link to your unsubscribe page into the pop-up window that appears. And there you go!

There are a few key elements that every opt-in page should include: A headline that grabs attention. A subheader that explains the offer. A simple form to collect email addresses. Testimonials and social proof. Lead magnet offer in return for the visitorʼs email address. A CTA (call to action) button.

Follow these 8 opt-in best practices to build a healthy email list Tell prospective followers what to expect from your emails. Keep things simple and donʼt make it difficult to sign up. Require new subscribers to confirm their decision. If you arenʼt starting from scratch, exercise social proof to grow your email list.

An opt-in page is a landing page for people to subscribe to your email list. This can be a blatant ask (i.e. subscribe to weekly emails) or slightly more subtlelike registering for a webinar and joining your list simultaneously.

When you ask customers to opt-in to your marketing emails, you should offer a brief description of what theyʼre opting into and what they can do if they no longer want to receive emails. You can also use this section to thank people who choose to join your mailing list.

Hereʼs how to set up your email automation system properly: Choose an email marketing tool. Set up IP pools (if applicable) Build and segment an email list. Decide your automation workflows. Edit/build your workflows. Create email templates. Add an alternative message channel. Monitor and optimize.

Standard Opt-in Consent Statement: By [method of consent, e.g., clicking checkbox, submitting this form, etc.], you agree to receive text messages from [sending company name] related to [use case]. Message data rates may apply.