When we launched our latest infographic, The Anatomy of a Perfect Landing Page, back in December, we initially used it as a way to add some variety to our link profile and build back domain authority. What we didn’t realize was the vast amount of attention it would receive by the social media community.
Since starting Formstack in 2006, our number one priority has been to provide our customers with the best web form builder around. That’s a goal we cannot accomplish on our own. Without your feedback and suggestions, we would not be able to offer the services that we are proud to promote and stand behind every day.
Web developers usually spend long hours in front of a computer, so when they do have free time, the last thing they want to think about is anything work-related. Sometimes, though, there are technical problems that need to be fixed on the spot, but they may not have access to their laptop.
At Formstack, we want to make sure your next event runs smoothly and that all starts with setting up an online event registration form. Whether you are organizing a tweetup, industry conference, or sales meeting, getting attendees registered is the first step to a successful event.
As you probably know, Formstack’s online form builder is a great tool for businesses, of any size, to help facilitate otherwise tedious processes. What kind of tedious processes you might ask? Well, there are too many to count, but for now, we’ll focus on helping out the local Human Resources department.
In November, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) signed on with Groupon to send out a daily deal for a membership to the museum. The Groupon email offered a $50 membership package at the museum for only $25. With such a big discount, they were expecting thousands of Groupons to be purchased. One problem. Due to their terms of service, Groupon won’t release any data collected when someone purchases a Groupon. That meant no addresses or email addresses could be sent to the museum. LACMA needed a quick & easy way to collect that data on their own.
Hey everyone, I’m Krista, Formstack’s first (and to be determined, best) Marketing Intern. I was brought on-board to help with Formstack’s blog, content writing, and P.R. efforts as well as to give Erica some ease of mind about being the only female in the office (Girl Power!). I’m very excited to soak up as much knowledge as I can about the company, it’s culture (3 p.m. ping pong anyone?), and learn from some top-notch professionals in the industry.
A popular method of both providing valuable information to potential customers and collecting more details about your website visitors is to offer a whitepaper. Typically, in order to download and view a whitepaper, the visitor needs to submit some of their info, such as their name and email address. This kind of setup can easily be achieved using Formstack.
