Make your tailored thank you page for Embedded developers

Click Campaigns, then click All campaigns. Click the name of the draft email you want to work with. In the From section, click Add From or Edit From. Enter the name and email address you want to use, and click Save.

Scroll to the Form builder tile, then click Manage forms. If you have more than 1 audience, click the Audience drop-down and choose the one you want to work with. Click the Forms and response emails drop-down and choose Confirmation thank you page.

How to design the perfect thank you page (with examples) Confirm the transaction. Say thank you Fend off buyerʼs (or subscriberʼs) remorse. Provide clear expectations of whatʼs next. Pitch an upsell or cross-sell. Offer anticipatory content Encourage users to create an account. Move users through the funnel.

The opt-in confirmation and welcome email are sent by Mailchimp and not by our plugin. You can edit these emails in your Mailchimp dashboard by going to Lists *one of your lists* Signup Forms General forms. You can then select the email you wish to edit from the select box.

A well-designed thank you page can guide users on what to do next. For example, after making a purchase, it can suggest related products, provide links to valuable resources, or encourage users to explore more of your content, thereby increasing user engagement.

0:15 2:21 First you need to access your Mailchimp account and navigate to the audience settings to do thisMoreFirst you need to access your Mailchimp account and navigate to the audience settings to do this click on audience. Then select all contacts from the drop- down menu. Next click on settings.

Click Audience, then click Signup forms. Scroll to the Form builder tile, then click Manage forms. If you have more than one audience, click the Current audience drop-down and choose the one you want to work with. Click the Forms and response emails drop-down, and choose Final welcome email.

A Thank You landing page is a specific type of webpage that appears after a user has completed a desired action, such as filling out a form, subscribing to a newsletter, or purchasing. Its primary function is to confirm the userʼs action and express gratitude, hence the name of the Thank You page.