How to add a ConvertKit signup form to Squarespace

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If you’re running an online business or ecommerce store and you’ve opted to use ConvertKit and Squarespace together (an ideal match) then you might be struggling to know how to attach a form to your site so that you can capture your readers email address. This video tutorial shows you how.

How to add a ConvertKit form to Squarespace

Today I’m going to show you how to add a ConvertKit sign up form to your Squarespace website!

It’s not just as simple as grabbing your code and embedding it in your site! Well, actually it is, but if you want to do it right, there are quite a few steps you NEED to consider so that your customer journey through the process is smooth as silk and each step is ‘on brand’ for you.

There are quite a few steps and connections to make when you're adding a sign up form - in this video I take you step by step through each piece of the puzzle!

Over the shoulder tutorial starts at: 2mins 45sec THIS TRAINING COVERS:

• How to change the colour of the buttons to be 'on-brand'

• Adding relevant links to the incentive email settings so your customer has a consistent 'top-notch' user experience

• What code to use to embed in Squarespace so that it actually works!

• How to remove the ConvertKit 'label' on the sign up form

• How and why to use a double-opt-in - plus wtf it is

• How to add subscribers without using double-opt-in and how to set up the automation and rule so they get what they signed up for