The major thing everyone interested
in making money online should lookout for is traffic. It is possible to have ample
traffic to a webpage when it is properly optimized for search engine visibility,
when the contents are shared on social media and using email list.
List building can be done using varieties
of providers but in this post, I will concentrate on building email list using
Mailchimp.
Mailchimp is a publishing platform
that can be used in building email newsletter which can be shared on social
media
and also embedded in a website or blog. They have evolved and are still changing to serve the end users well. These changes could be attributed to their motto which says” Listen hard and changing fast”
and also embedded in a website or blog. They have evolved and are still changing to serve the end users well. These changes could be attributed to their motto which says” Listen hard and changing fast”
Let us look at the new features that
will attract and glue anyone to Mailchimp.
Collaboration: This feature allow
team to work together on a campaign by showing who else is currently online
changes made on image, text, colors are also shown in real live on the screen
of other team members before the campaign is shared. This alone helps the team
to make contributions on the campaign preview it criticize it as well before
getting it to the general public.
Responsive: Mailchimp has been
optimized for tablets. It can now function not only in Laptops/Desktops
Subscribers Profile: Mailchimp has
simplified the subscriber’s profile giving room to those things that are
required.
Below are the steps you can take embed Mailchimp Subscription form in blogger
> >Create account with Mailchimp at mailchimp.com
>>Login to your dashboard and click on List
>>Create your list by filling up the form as required
>>Save the list
>>Click on Design Signup Form. This is where you can add the information you
want to extract from your subscribers
Click on Share it tab
>>Click on generate HTML
You will see the preview of the form then copy the code
Move to your blogger dashboard on layout click add a gadget
and the select HTLM/JavaScript
Paste the code you have generated then save and view your
blog.





















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