How to use the ConvertKit WordPress plugin to add forms and landing pages to your site.
Read more about the process here: http://help.convertkit.com/article/157-use-convertkit-with-your-wordpress-blog
And find out more about ConvertKit at http://convertkit.com
12 replies to "Using the ConvertKit WordPress plugin to add forms and landing pages to your site"
My left ear really enjoyed this.
Thanks! I just listened to you as I pottered around, and then when it came time to do the tech stuff, I found the vid really helpful. Must be a learning style thing. Your voice is really clear, precise and great to listen to.
Thank you, this helped but the system disagrees with you. On my blog posts it allows for a landing page or form. On top of this, I have had no success with the forms working whatsoever. The landing page DID work too well. Otherwise it is a very helpful tutorial.
This was exactly what I needed, thank you!
Thank you so much! I was having a hard time getting this set up, and this tutorial was just what I needed!
didnt work for me
Awesome! Great tutorial!
Where the heck is the sound on this video? Other YouTube videos have played fine!
Do you have a the same video but actually showing the results of the form on the blogpost?
I have designed two websites on my own and I cannot even follow what is going on here. I don't want the landing page to replace my homepage. I want a link on my homepage to take readers to a landing page where they can subscribe. Help?
its not working for me. convertkit is really frustrating. if i had any idea i would never have got it
Great tutorial! 🙂