You may have noticed that when we announced our coupon codes for online forms, we also “snuck” in a new plugin called ‘Analytics’. It has been available for the last few weeks but we have held out officially launching it as we made tweaks and gathered feedback from users who have happened upon it.
We often get questions from customers on how to get started in accepting online payments for their business or non-profit. Let’s review some of the options you can use with Formstack including a quick comparison chart.
Whether you are using an online form builder like Formstack or you build your own online forms, there are some easy things that you can test to see what converts better. Below are three easy things that you can test on your online forms to test for better conversions.
Yes, you can use our form builder for all of you business needs likes surveys, order forms and much more…but hey, it’s summer time so why not think about ways to use Formstack for some fun, like a company pitch in or barbecue? This actually builds on a post Ryan wrote about a few days ago. By making a Select List, Radio Button, or Checkbox “Unique” you can make an item from that list disappear after someone makes a selection.
Today’s post in our “Online Forms That Convert” series is from James Paden of Xemion. More information about James can be found at the bottom of this post.
When creating online order forms, whether for a large corporation, a small business or a non-profit, there are three questions your visitors will always ask:
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.
Over the last few months, my pet project has been the Formstack iPhone application. I’m amazed by how popular the app has been, and even more amazed at the ways Formstack customers are integrating the app into their business workflow. I’d like to take a few moments to look at the three most popular ways the Formstack app is being used.
The Coburn Place is an Indianpolis-based nonprofit organization that is dedicated to providing a safe place for women and children who are victims of abuse. We heard about the Coburn Place through a friend of Formstack and his involvement in Giving Sum. He thought Coburn Place could use our services to he;p manage some of their online donations and event registrations. We teamed up with the Coburn Place and helped them get started with their largest fundraising event – Blue Breakfast. Below is how they used Formstack and how they anticipate using it in the future for online fundraising and more!
A while back we wrote about the integration of Google Checkout and Formstack forms. At the time we wrote that, nonprofit entities were able to process their donations with Google Checkout with no fees or set up costs.
We have been working hard on a new version of the Formstack form builder and are excited to announce many great new features and functionality. Most of the changes you will see will give you more flexibility in managing the look and feel of your online forms as well as providing your users with better usability. You can see some of the major changes in action by viewing a video recap.
