Unbounce Answers/Integrations/Services we should integrate with... [DEPRECATED]
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EMS: Aweber
Carter Gilchrist
suggested this on January 27, 2011 11:08 pm
We've officially integrated with AWeber so you can use an Unbounce form and have your leads captured and sent to your AWeber account. Read this article to find out how to set up the integration...
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How can you set the Aweber form submission as a conversion goal? and hence, find which form works better?
Hey Gurs,
If you're using AWeber embeded forms, we can't currently count them as a conversion. However, very shortly (in the next weekish) we'll be releasing an integration with AWeber for you to use an Unbounce form and send your leads to AWeber, which would allow you to track the conversion. Hopefully that will help.
Cheers,
Carter
Hi Gurs, we've officially launched an integration with AWeber today, check out this article for more details...
Hi Carter,
I am new with Unbounce, but have been using Aweber for a while now and my forms are set up NOT with double opt in.
That means when someone fills out the form on my existing landing pages they are not sent a 'confirm your subscription' email and are immediately sent the information they have requested.
Seems for some reason when I test the Unbounce landing page form, it requires a double opt in... Is there a way around this?
Also, I notice that the AWeber : Unbounce Form Submission
Hey Anthony, we had a few customers ask about this recently through some of our other support channels (not sure if you were one of them) but I've gotten the official word back from AWeber that when using the Email Parsers to add subscribers to a list (which is how Unbounce does it) those subscribers will always receive the confirmation email. Unfortunately there is no way around this.
Hey Carter,
That information about *required* double opt-in is DEFINITELY something that should be added ASAP to the documentation of Aweber integration.
I think this little bit of missing information was quite close to pushing me off the ledge in terms of my sanity...
Has anyone figured out a workaround to this? It's really not ideal. Think about the user flow -- they come to a landing page to download something like an eBook and then immediately get an opt-in email?