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Address Collection Landing Pages

An address collection landing page is a simple hosted form that lets people enter their own mailing address. Anyone who submits the form is automatically added to the mailing list the page is attached to.

Common uses include open house sign-in sheets, newsletter sign-ups, event registrations, and any other situation where you want to invite people to opt in to receive mail.

How to create a landing page​

  1. Open Mailing Lists in the sidebar and open the list you want to collect addresses into.
  2. Open the list's ⋮ menu and choose Advanced settings.
  3. In the Address collection landing page card, fill in the form fields:
    • Page title - the title of the web page shown in the browser tab.
    • Header - the primary call to action displayed on the form.
    • Subheader - secondary text shown below the header.
    • Background image URL - paste a web address (starting with http:// or https://) to use a custom background image, or click Upload to upload one directly.
    • Redirect URL - optional. After someone submits the form, redirect them to this URL.
  4. Switch on any optional fields to include them on the form:
    • Ask for birthday
    • Ask for phone number
    • Ask for e-mail
    • Text on submissions - receive a text notification when someone submits the form.
  5. Click Publish.
  6. Copy the Public link that appears and share it wherever you like - on your website, in an email, or in a print piece.

The card shows a Published or Unpublished badge. To change a published page, edit the fields and click Update. Click Unpublish to take it offline, and Update and publish to bring it back. The landing page is part of the Business plan.

Tips & best practices​

  • Give the page a clear, friendly header that tells visitors what they are signing up for.
  • Use the Redirect URL to send people to a thank-you page after they submit.
  • Switch on Ask for birthday if you plan to run a birthday campaign against this list.
  • The page URL can be embedded in an iframe on your own website.
  • You can use the landing page as the destination for a QR code on a mail piece. After publishing, copy the public link and paste it as the QR code URL in your creative's message (see Creating a creative), or as the list's Tracking URL on the same settings page. Anyone who scans the code will be taken to the form and added to the list on submission.