Email Marketing With Divi 2.0
If you’re running your own website, email marketing should be a vital part of your business. You need to collect email addresses from visitors to be able to follow-up and make valuable sales. Sometimes integrating email marketing into your website can seem like pulling teeth. Well, the makers of Divi 2.0, Elegant Themes, thought of this in their newest WordPress theme. They decided to make it easy by integrating common email marketing platforms into their drag-and-drop theme. If you use Mailchimp, you can set up your own sign-up form. This means that people that are interested in your site, what you have to say, or your products, they will receive updates via email. Usually you have to copy and paste a bunch of code for this to work, but Elegant Themes makes it easy by just pasting in your API key. This means you could set up your own email marketing system for your website in a matter of seconds instead of minutes or hours. This is a huge time saver because you can worry more about the content of your website than coding. In this video I’ll show you how to set up email marketing with Divi 2.0.
Divi 2.0 is set up with many modules that you can drag-and-drop around your page. You can build your page using these different modules built right into the Divi Theme. This means you can set up your own beautiful website without knowing anything about how to code a WordPress theme. You don’t have to know any code at all. You don’t need any knowledge of HTML, CSS, or PHP to get this to work. You simply click on the interface, select the module you want, and then drag it where you want on the page. You can’t get much easier than that. Using the email marketing module, also called the subscribe module, you can set up a sign-up form anywhere on your page. You could drop it right into your layout and start collecting email addresses immediately. This makes it easy for setting up your own landing pages.
Conclusion: Email Marketing With Divi 2.0
Were you able to successfully set up your subscribe form with Divi 2.0? In just a matter of seconds you can set up a subscribe form and start collecting email addresses from interested visitors. If you have any questions about the process, feel free to leave them in the comments section below.
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