Email Marketing with MailChimp, WordPress, and LeadPages by Jerry Banfield with EDUfyre

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  I am making my new list with MailChimp because that is how I made my last one. (3:07)

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  MailChimp cost: free for under 2,000 subscribers! (0:59)

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  Which MailChimp plan I am using after 2,000 subscribers? (3:35)

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  Read the TOS before sending an email or get your account suspended. (5:33)

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  Campaigns in MailChimp are emails I have sent. (3:23)

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  Templates are the outlines I can use to send emails. (2:27)

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  Lists are collections of email addresses I can send emails to. (2:50)

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  Reports are where I see the results of my campaigns to lists. (4:30)

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  Automation is where I can setup emails to be sent automatically. (3:35)

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  API keys allow me to integrate with WordPress, LeadPages, etc. (2:57)

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  How to add users to my MailChimp account to help with sending emails. (3:21)

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  How to create a new email list in MailChimp. (4:06)

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  How to edit the text on the opt in email. (3:58)

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  How to set the double opt in welcome offer page. (1:22)

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  Using a page on my WordPress website to provide the offer redemption. (1:22)

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  Forget about making the page ultra secret and handle problems as they come up. (6:12)

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  Making the free offer in the same format as future offers. (2:36)

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  Explaining what to expect next as a subscriber. (5:56)

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  Using affiliate links with claiming the free offer. (1:26)

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  Adding a Facebook conversion tracking pixel to my page. (5:26)

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  Setting up conversion tracking with Google AdWords and “all converters.” (6:47)

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  LeadPages makes trial and error simple for building better email capture pages. (1:51)

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  Power User Tips! Know what you need beforehand and test as soon as possible! (3:37)

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  LeadPages pricing options. (2:03)

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  Examples of squeeze pages, capture pages, and registration pages in LeadPages. (3:51)

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  How I choose a template to get started with making a new landing page. (7:05)

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  Introduction to customizing templates and saving a landing page. (5:10)

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  Managing integrations in Leadpages by connecting with an email provider. (2:27)

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  Setting the thank you page as the conversion goal page in LeadPages. (2:42)

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  Setting up a thank you page for double opt in. (5:02)

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  A simple test to make sure everything is working before continuing! (4:25)

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  An overview of my entire email system with ideas on what I need to create. (4:38)

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  Building a landing page with another free offer for the email list. (4:36)

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  Live tutorial! Creating an email template to get opens and clicks to my website. (11:43)

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  Review and preview of my simple email template. (1:19)

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  Sending my first email to my new list using my template. (5:16)

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  Understanding and reporting the results of my first email. (4:55)

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