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sixthsenseconsulting
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 Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 1:19 am Post subject: Archiving newsletters |
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I would like to be able to add copies of my newsletters automatically to an archive in the members area of my website. It wouldn't have to be incredibly fancy in terms of programming, but it would be nice to be able to somehow send it in plain text to a webpage or add it to a database so I could display it without having to laboriously copy and paste across. There's probably another, simpler method of doing this, but I don't care how, just the doing of it would be great!
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forumadmin
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Hello Nigel,
The only thing I could suggest, is to create the
html code, for a webform to paste to your web-
site. Once a subscriber submits their name and
email address, they would automatically receive
your follow-up messages, at the intervals you
have set.
To do this, please visit Subscribers>>Build Sub-
scribers List>>Capture Subscribers and follow the
steps in the html wizard.
Best Regards,
GetResponse Customer Support Team |
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sixthsenseconsulting
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| Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 12:56 am Post subject: |
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This only takes into account getting subscribers. It doesn't address the idea I wrote about which was to have all the newsletters available on my website so that members can read them whenever they want, in whatever order they want.
I know how to capture subscribers, I don't know if there's a way of doing what I said...
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forumadmin
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| Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 6:01 pm Post subject: |
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Hello Nigel,
If you wish to have your GetResponse follow-up
messages available on your website, you would
need to direct this question to your web designer,
as I am unable to assist you with this.
Best Regards,
GetResponse Customer Support Team |
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sixthsenseconsulting
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| Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 7:32 pm Post subject: |
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I was just wondering whether something like forwarding to a database or a URl might be in the offing (or some other wonderfully slick piece of programming) so that the newsletters are automatically added to the database or website.
I know that I can do it if I cut and paste each and every newsletter, but, after about the 10th it gets old fast, and I have over 50 (and growing). OK, I should have thought of this at the start and done each one as I wrote it, but I didn't, and I'm pretty sure others won't have planned for that either but would like to do it now.
It's just a tiresome task, is all.
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forumadmin
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Hello Nigel,
Your broadcasts are available on line, but
unfortunately, your regular follow-up
messages are not.
Your broadcasts can be accessed on line
simply by providing on your site, the link
for them.
If this is what you wish to have accessible,
please go to Campaign Settings>>Person-
alization tab and scroll to #8, where you
can get your Campaign Web Archive
address.
Best Regards,
GetResponse Customer Support Team |
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