RAW Sign-Up Form: Design Custom Forms for Campaigns

Looking for a way to create fully customizable sign-up forms? With a RAW sign-up form in KlickTipp, you can design forms tailored to your campaign needs. By using HTML and CSS, you gain full control over the layout and functionality of your forms.

This guide will walk you through simple steps to create and embed your RAW sign-up form. Let’s get started!

Important to Know

Insert the script part from the end of the embed code in a suitable place in your CMS. This is important so that the RAW sign-up form works correctly. We show you how to do this in the article: Add Spam Protection to Your Website’s Sign-Up Forms.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Create the RAW Sign-Up Form

  • Click on the menu → List Building List Building New List Building.
  • Click on the → RAW Code  button.
  • Enter a name and click on → Create Sign-Up Form.
  • Select the desired double opt-in process.
  • Optionally enter a manual tag.
  • Add further required fields.
  • Determine the order in the displayed sign-up form. You can move the fields with the crosses.
  • Optionally activate Digistore24 multi-device tracking or the GDPR checkbox.
  • You can customize the text for the GDPR checkbox in the editor.
  • Finally, click on → Save.

Embed the RAW Sign-Up Form in Your CMS

  • Click on → Embed Code.
  • Copy the code from the field under → Paste HTML Source Code  to your clipboard.
  • Paste the code into a text editor. Cut out the last line of code. This contains the spam protection script.
  • Insert the spam protection script in a suitable place in your CMS. This is explained in this article: Add Spam Protection to Your Website’s Sign-Up Forms.
  • Copy the remaining HTML code of the sign-up form. Paste this into the desired place in your CMS.

Creating a RAW sign-up form allows you to tailor forms to fit your marketing campaigns. With HTML and CSS, you can design forms that stand out and engage your audience.

Start using RAW sign-up forms today to elevate your marketing strategy.

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