Signup forms are an important part of a successful online store, and they should be worked on regularly to improve the impact they have in your business.

What works now, can work even better with some tweaks.

Take a look at your current signup form, do you think it could perform better?

Would you like it to perform better while turning more visitors into subscribers and customers?

I’m Adam Moody, and if you need help with your email marketing, just head over to https://oasisoptimization.com

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2023 came to a close, and I want to talk about the star of Q4.

I’m betting you won’t guess what it was.

Drum roll, please!

The Sign-up form!

With one client reaching up to a 212% increase in open rates and click-through rates, small changes made to the form during the jam-packed season gave better results than many of the other strategies we applied.

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It’s not set in stone that opt-ins should only be used for getting new subscribers, right?

You can get creative and set opt-ins for repeat customers and offer them exclusive deals only for them.

Who doesn’t like some exclusivity?

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Split testing is not (or should not be) a one-time thing!

If you got good results after you split-tested something, it doesn’t mean you should stop.

Improving your open rates just by 1% can bring a lot of revenue in the long run, so why leave it at that after getting results just once?

You can read more about that in my book here: https://www.amazon.com/Ecommerce-Email-Marketing-Playbook-Business-ebook/dp/B09X8G5T8F 

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Sign-up forms are a good way to capture new people and add them as subscribers and customers.

If you see that yours aren’t performing as expected, you can make some tweaks here and there to improve the opt-in rate.

Improving your sign-up forms means more people getting your emails, giving you their attention, and becoming customers…

But remember! 

There’s nothing set in stone nor there is a one-size-fits-all answer when it comes to what works for what industry.

You gotta keep on testing to get better results!

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