How To Create Your First Workflow in Flodesk
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In this video I will walk you step-by-step on how to set up your first workflow correctly so that your subscribers get added to the workflow and receive your awesome freebie!
Collecting emails on your website (via a freebie) is a great way to build your list so you can sell to them later!
Step 1 – Create an audience in Flodesk
Title the audience segment whatever your freebie is to make it easy.
Step 2 – Set up a form
This is the form you will put on your website OR you will give them the link to this particular form. If you have a website, create an inline form and then get that code and put it in your website code block.
If you have a website, redirect them to a URL on your website thank you page if you create a form (not inline).
Step 3 – Create a workflow (deliver the freebie)
This is the journey you take your leads on. You will deliver the freebie (trigger immediately) and then maybe a few days later remind them about the freebie + provide more valuable information and then maybe a few days later give them an intro to you and then maybe a few days later sell them your service or product.
Step 4 – Promote the freebie
Post it to your social media channels (Facebook page/ group, Instagram, Pinterest, LinkedIn, etc.)
Freebies to check out:
Squarespace SEO Checklist to get your website FOUND on Google
Copywriting Freebie with actionable steps and strategies to make copy do the hard work for you.
Website Bootcamp PDF: There’s SEO to implement, copy to write, and don’t forget the perfect color palette to attract your ideal client
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