We are very excited to announce that next week we will be kicking off a five day blog series centered around the topic of “Online Forms That Convert”! We will run a post each day, starting on Monday, that will focus on how you can build different types of forms that convert to more submissions, more inquiries, more online orders, and most importantly more business for your organization. We have some great guest bloggers tee’d up to provide some very quality content.  We will be building the series from how to build forms all the way to how to treat your customer once you have their data.

The outline for the five day series is as follows:

Monday: Building a Good Form. From Chris Lucas of Formstack

Tuesday: Forms to use on PPC and SEO Landing Pages, how to design web forms that convert. Written by Joe Kerschbaum of SEO Boy and PPC Hero

Wednesday: Building Efficient Order Forms, what do you really need to have an effective order form? From James Paden of Xemion.

Thursday: Creating Smart Online Surveys, a look at usability, decreasing abandonment rates, and more. Written by Kevin Makice, Director of Emerging Technologies at Hanapin Marketing.

Friday: The Customer is Engaging…Now What? .  From Joe Gallic of Email Center Pro.

So make sure you check in next week and learn how you can truly maximize your online forms!

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Chris (@chris_c_lucas) is the director of business development. He manages many of Formstack's marketing efforts with a special interest in discovering how social and online marketing can help Formstack grow, while building strong relationships with external partners. With a background in PR, communications, and marketing, he has experience in working for a wide variety of industries including Sporting Goods Manufacturing, Bio/Pharma Marketing and High Tech PR. A Purdue graduate, Chris loves watching college sports, enjoys playing ice hockey, and most importantly can't wait till his son laces up his first pair of hockey skates! Follow him on Twitter (@chris_c_lucas) for more updates!
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