MailChimp. Get a FREE account, add the bit of JavaScript they give you
to your page with either a positioned Markup Item (nothing selected,
then Insert / Markup Item from the main menu) or an inline instance of
CrowBar, and you’re done.
They will manage the list for you, let you send up to 10,000 messages
a month (message * list member = messages), and take care of all the
scary legal niceties like bounce removal and unsubscribe. Yes, you can
use a tiny copy of PHP Feedback Form for this, but then you get to
field each request as a new message to some address, and manually take
care of any unsubscribe requests – not worth the effort.
Walter
On May 29, 2011, at 12:58 PM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
Good AFternoon,
I was wondering what is the simplest way to have an email submit form?
“sign up for monthly specials”
then a space for an email address then submit.
would that be a basic php form?
I would like to build an email list from that to send out specials,
etc.
J
On May 29, 2011, at 1:30 PM, Walter Davis wrote:
MailChimp. Get a FREE account, add the bit of JavaScript they give you to your page with either a positioned Markup Item (nothing selected, then Insert / Markup Item from the main menu) or an inline instance of CrowBar, and you’re done.
They will manage the list for you, let you send up to 10,000 messages a month (message * list member = messages), and take care of all the scary legal niceties like bounce removal and unsubscribe. Yes, you can use a tiny copy of PHP Feedback Form for this, but then you get to field each request as a new message to some address, and manually take care of any unsubscribe requests – not worth the effort.
Walter
On May 29, 2011, at 12:58 PM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
Good AFternoon,
I was wondering what is the simplest way to have an email submit form?
“sign up for monthly specials”
then a space for an email address then submit.
would that be a basic php form?
I would like to build an email list from that to send out specials, etc.