A page to invite people to
Create a signup page with your brand and a clear reason to subscribe.
← All featuresSignup & follow-up
A first yes can be the beginning of more.
Invite people into a mini-course, a waitlist or your next launch. Follow up with content that makes the next step worth taking.
I want to create with IdunConnect the path from curious visitor to customer.
- Invite people on a signup page
- Present your offer
- Follow up after purchase
Idun StudioIllustrative example Signup & follow-up
Welcome to the course.
A relationship that keeps going
- ✓StartPurchase or signup
- 1Follow-upA personal welcome email
- 2Follow-upThe next step in your content
Illustrative workflow. No real customer data.
Here is what you can do.
Turn a visitor into a contact with a signup page, form and email follow-up that belong together.
Forms and consent
Collect contact details and the consent your follow-up needs.
Delivery and welcome emails
Connect the form to an email sequence that delivers what you promised.
See what connects
The overview under Email brings the page, form and follow-up together.
Give visitors a reason to stay
People may need time before buying. A free practice, a short email course or a waitlist can be a natural first step. Create the page and form, then choose what someone receives after signing up.
Keep the promise after signup
Choose an active sequence or automation to deliver your material. Write a first email that helps people use it, then continue with relevant content at the pace you choose. Ask for consent where required and make unsubscribing easy.
A path to your offer
When it fits, link to a course, booking or another offer. Pages, offers and emails use the same workspace. The offer handles the purchase and access; your contacts and email keep the relationship going.
An overview in Studio
Under Email, see the connection between signup page, form and delivery. Continue editing in the relevant tool. The former standalone campaign builder with campaign templates and step maps has been retired.
Keep reading
- ComparisonIdun Blue vs KitKit is an email tool and costs $33/mo at 1,000 subscribers. Idun Blue has the email list, courses, website and bookings in one workspace.
- ComparisonIdun Blue vs MailchimpMailchimp charges by contact count. In Idun Blue newsletters and sequences sit with your courses, purchases and bookings, for one fixed price.
- GuideFive useful sales funnel templates for creatorsFive lean funnel structures for validating, launching and selling creator products — with the pages, messages, exits and measurements each one needs.
- GuideHow to build a landing page that earns the next stepA practical landing-page method based on message match, evidence, accessibility, performance and a measurement definition you can defend.
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