Michael Dunlop of IncomeDiary.com has just released a WordPress Plugin that will help you to create a Professional Looking Opt-In Pop Up Form, which I believe in less than 2 minutes.
So if in any case that you are wondering if this will be a waste of time and whether if you should get your hands on this $37 Opt-In Pop Up Creator for your WordPress Blog and to increase subscribers to your Mailing List, here’s a run-down of how Michael Dunlop’s PopUp Domination works its Magic!
Or to see a video presentation of Michael Dunlop’s PopUp Domination, you can click on this link below:
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Six Additional Features In Version 2:
- A choice to add PopUp Domination on any websites (other than a blog), as a standalone plugin, using a single line of code
- Total of 7 Different Templates (additional of 3) and 15 Different Color Options
- You can also choose exactly which page and posts that you want PopUp Domination to appear
- Exit Popup – you can now use PopUp Domination as an Exit Popup when your visitors leave
- Impression Counter – PopUp Domination will pop up after a certain number of impressions from a particular person.
- PSD source files – customize your Popups to suit your blog or site design.
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The Templates, Button Colors and Color Combinations
The initial release of PopUp Domination comes with 4 Different Templates for you to choose from:
Note: Michael Dunlop has mentioned that he will be releasing more Templates for you to work on… But personally, these 4 Templates are already professional enough!
Template 1:
Template 2:
Template 3:
Template 4:
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And with the options to Choose Color for your Button from a list of:
Not forgetting the Option to choose Color Combinations For Your Opt-In Box:
Next, moving on to Mailing List HTML…
- Choose Your Email Providers from a choice of Aweber, iContact, GetResponse, MailChimp, or any other Email Providers
- And input your HTML Opt-In Code To The Box Below:
Remember to click on the “Update Options” and you can proceed on to the next step of what you want to present on your Opt-In Form, namely, the Header Title and the Form Header, followed by the Assurance to your Subscribers with a Footer Security Note.
Then you can decide what will your Name & Email Field say, followed by your choice of words for the Submit Button!
Once you are done with it, you will proceed to present the 4 Benefits of joining your Mailing List or the Content (free ebook?) that you are intending to give away!
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Basically once you are done with the above, your Opt-In Form is ready to be turned on… But first, a few more admin stuff to take note – Schedule.
This is where you will decide how long later should you present your Opt-In Form to a Visitor should he/she decide not to enroll and also the delay time (in seconds upon loading of your site) to present the Opt-In Form to your Visitor.
Once you are finished with this step, you are ready to see how your Opt-In form will look like – by clicking on the Preview link and you will see in real-time:
Your Professional and yet Easy To Create Opt-In Form
See how easy it is to create your own Mailing List Opt-In Form. And with this post, you are actually given a head-start on how to present your Form which means you really need less than 2 minutes for you to get it up.
One last thing, remember to click on the “Turn On” link on the Right to activate your Opt-In Form:
So what are you waiting for?
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Michael, I really like your plug-in I just bought the first version that you put out, not being too long ago, what has it been 2-3 months?, well which brings me to this question. you have added additional templates, is there anyway to add in these templates in your resent version. if so how would one do this?
Hi Carl Burke, thanks for your comment, are you addressing to Michael Dunlop, the creator or to me?
If it’s him, I hope he does pop by to read your comment.
But in any case, with regards to your queries, if you have the additional templates, you can just copy them into the theme folder of the plugin. They should be able to work well!