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Or Facebook-esque – Facebook branding) and input the ‘Tab label’ you want to appear e.g. Under ‘Form theme’ set your list theme (your list default – the same as your subscribe forms. Under ‘Use sign up form tab’, select the ‘Yes’ option to show a tab on your Facebook Page. In the drop down follow the instructions to connect your page (you will be briefly taken to Facebook.) Once back in Mailchimp, select the page you want to use and then the list you want people to subscribe to Click on ‘Integrations’, find the Facebook area and click to expand Log in to Mailchimp, click on your profile name and then the ‘Account’ tab.
NEWSLETTERS TAB FOR GOOGLE HOW TO
Here’s how to do it, and all you need is a Mailchimp account (there is a free option to help get you started) and access to your company’s Facebook page. A great way to get more email addresses is by adding a clear newsletter sign up tab to your business Facebook page. If you do have one, then you may be finding your recipient list is a little short. Now, first thing’s first, we hope you have a company newsletter that you send out frequently to your clients or customers, if you don’t then SHAME ON YOU, get on that quickly!
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