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How to Create a GetResponse Landing Page in WordPress

How to Create a GetResponse Landing Page 

Written By: author image Stacey Corrin
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Stacey has been writing about WordPress and digital marketing for over 10 years and on other topics for much longer. Alongside this, she's fascinated with web design, user experience, and SEO.
     Reviewed By: John Turner
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John Turner is the co-founder of SeedProd. He has over 20+ years of business and development experience and his plugins have been downloaded over 25 million times.

Want to know how to create a GetResponse landing page? What if I told you creating a landing page in WordPress is a much better solution?

If GetResponse is your primary email marketing service, making a GetResponse page on your WordPress site is the easiest way to get more subscribers out of all the list-building options available. But if you find creating professionally designed landing pages a challenge, it’s hard to know where to start.

This article will show you how to easily create a GetResponse landing page in WordPress to boost your conversion rates.

Before we dive in, what is a GetResponse WordPress page, and why should you use one in your marketing strategy?

What Is GetResponse?

GetResponse landing page

GetResponse is an online marketing platform that features inbound marketing solutions to grow your audience, engage with potential customers, and boost online sales. The software includes crucial marketing features, including:

  • Email marketing
  • Website builder
  • Marketing automation
  • Conversion funnels
  • Segmentation options
  • Signup forms
  • Landing pages
  • Web push notifications
  • Webinars
  • Live chat
  • and more.

GetResponse free, however, has limited features, and premium plans start from $13.30 per month.

What Is a GetResponse Landing Page?

A GetResponse landing page in WordPress is a type of web page made to collect email addresses from your target audience. The page typically includes a sign-up form that links to your GetResponse CRM email list.

This type of landing page often has an incentive to encourage site visitors to part with their email addresses. It could be a free download like an ebook or checklist. Or you could encourage visitors to check out a free trial or a product or service demo.

After visitors enter their email addresses, they automatically opt-in to join your email list. Then you can use marketing automation workflows in GetResponse to send newsletters and updates right to their inbox.

Many marketers use landing pages for Google ads and other advertising campaigns. You can also use them to increase sales for your Shopify or WooCommerce store with the right variant and incentives.

Now that you know what this type of landing page is, why should you create one in WordPress?

Why Add a GetResponse Landing Page to WordPress?

The main benefit of creating a landing page dedicated to your GetResponse autoresponder email list is it makes it easier to generate leads. Once users opt-in to receive updates, you have a direct route into their inbox.

And that makes it easier to nurture relationships with your list and guide them through your sales funnel. Plus, email is 40x more effective at acquiring customers than Facebook and Twitter combined. So if you have an eCommerce website, email should be part of your online marketing toolkit.

But why should you build landing pages in WordPress rather than using GetResponse’s built-in landing page editor?

The simple answer is when you create a landing page in GetResponse using its landing pages editor; it’s hosted on the GetResponse servers, NOT your WordPress website. So if anything goes wrong with the marketing software, you could lose control of your landing page.

Their page builder also takes some time to get used to and isn’t as user-friendly as popular WordPress landing page builders. So if you’re unfamiliar with landing page creators, you might find it hard to get things looking the way you want.

Then there’s the domain name of your GetResponse page.

The default option that GetResponse offers adds a subdomain like example-4232/gr8.com. Or you can add a custom domain by changing your DNS settings or adding a CNAME entry to your subdomain.

When you create a landing page in WordPress, you won’t have that problem. Your page will look like any other page on your website, like mysite.com/landing-page. So there’s no need to mess around with any complicated settings.

How do you make a landing page for your GetResponse list in WordPress with all the above in mind? Let’s find out!

How to Create a GetResponse Landing Page

The easiest way to create a landing page for GetResponse in WordPress is with a page builder plugin like SeedProd. SeedProd is the best landing page builder for WordPress with beginner-friendly settings.

Create a GetResponse Landing Page with SeedProd

You can also choose from 100+ mobile-friendly landing page templates to generate leads for your business. Then you can use the drag-and-drop editor to customize your landing page design visually without hiring a developer or writing HTML from scratch.

With tons of customizable page elements, it’s easy to design your page the way you want. You can add sign-up forms, contact forms, social buttons, countdown timers, and more to boost your lead-generation efforts.

You can even accept credit card payments with its Stripe payment block.

SeedProd also offers powerful page modes you can enable with a single click, including:

So you won’t need multiple WordPress plugins to add this functionality to your website.

The most important thing is that SeedProd won’t slow down your website. It’s lightweight and made with bloat-free code, so your pages load as fast as possible and your conversion funnel more efficient.

Did you know you can get an unlimited free trial of SeedProd? Click the link to find out how.

Ready to start building your landing page for GetResponse? Follow the tutorial below to get started with landing pages by SeedProd.

Video Tutorial

Step 1. Install and Activate SeedProd

First, click here to get started with SeedProd and download the plugin. Then install and activate the plugin on your WordPress website.

You can follow this step-by-step guide to install a WordPress plugin if you need help.

Note: SeedProd offers a free version, allowing you to create a free landing page easily. However, we’ll use the premium version for integration with email marketing services like GetResponse, Mailchimp, and more.

Once you activate the plugin, you’ll see a welcome screen asking for your SeedProd license key. 

enter your license key

Log in to your SeedProd Account and click the View License Key, Details, and Downloads link to find your license.

Copy your SeedProd license key

Then go ahead and copy your key to save it to your clipboard. After, paste the key into the license key field and click the Verify Key button.

Create your first SeedProd landing page

Next, scroll down the page and click the Create Your First Page button. This takes you to SeedProd’s landing page dashboard.

SeedProd landing page modes

At the top of the page, you’ll see 4 different page modes:

  • Coming Soon
  • Maintenance Mode
  • 404
  • Login

These modes let you enable specific landing pages with a single click.

For instance, you can enable Coming Soon mode to add a coming soon page telling people about your new website. Or you can enable Login mode to add a custom WordPress login page to your site.

Under that section, you’ll see a list of any other pages you create with SeedProd. Click the Create New Landing Page button since we haven’t made one yet.

create a new landing page

Step 2. Choose a Landing Page Template

You’ll see SeedProd’s responsive landing page templates library on the following screen.

SeedProd landing page templates

You can filter the templates by goal or industry by clicking the tabs along the top, including:

All of SeedProd’s templates are multifunctional. That means you can use any design and customize it in the drag-and-drop builder to suit your needs.

We’ll click the Lead Squeeze filter to see a list of squeeze pages for this guide.

Squeeze pages are some of the best types of landing pages for collecting email addresses. They’re designed to focus attention on the signup form and “squeeze” email addresses from visitors.

So browse through the designs, hover your mouse over one you like and click the tick icon to launch it.

Choose a template for your GetResponse landing page

We chose the Influencer Squeeze Page.

After picking a template, a popup appears asking you to enter a landing page name and URL. You can then click the Save and Start Editing the Page button to launch it in the visual editor.

Give your GetResponse landing page a name and URL

Step 3. Customize Your Landing Page Template

When your template launches, it will look like the example below.

Customize GetResponse landing page with SeedProd

On the left are tabs to choose blocks and sections to add content to your page. And on the right is a preview of how your landing page looks.

Adding content is as simple as dragging any block from the left and dropping it on the right.

For example, if you want to add social proof to your page, click and drag the Testimonial block and drop it where you want to place it on your page.

Drag and drop testimonial block onto your GetResponse landing page

You can customize any page block by clicking it on your preview. This opens a panel on the left to change the content settings.

Click a block to edit the content settings

Clicking the Advanced tab on any block shows different settings to change colors, fonts, padding, etc.

Click the advanced tab to view extra block settings

Many of SeedProd’s blocks also have a third tab called Templates. In this panel, you’ll see several different block styles you can use instantly.

Click the templates tab to see individual block templates

This saves you from manually editing each block setting and is an easy way to make blocks look good quickly.

There are tons of blocks to choose from. Some offer simple design features, like buttons, images, videos, and text. The advanced blocks are where the magic happens.

Here you can add elements to your page that are made just for generating leads, like:

  • Optin forms
  • Contact forms
  • Login forms
  • CTA buttons
  • Giveaway widgets
  • Social profiles
  • Social media embeds
  • Countdown timers
  • Testimonials
  • Checkout buttons (like PayPal buttons)
  • Checkout areas
  • Product grids
  • And more.

For example, you could add a RafflePress giveaway app to your landing page to incentivize users to subscribe.

As well as blocks, you can also add whole extra areas to your landing page.

Click the sections tab to add pre-made areas to your GetResponse landing page

Just click the Sections tab on the left to see pre-made rows and columns designed for specific page areas, like:

Just find a section you like, click it, and it appears on your page automatically. You can customize your section as you would with any other block.

landing page sections

And if you want to reuse a block or section on another page, you can click the Save icon to add it to your saved sections area.

save your landing page section

If you’d like more control over your landing page’s look and feel, there are more customization options in the Global Settings panel. To find it, click the gear icon in the bottom left corner of your screen.

Global landing page settings

Then you can click the tabs to make changes and apply them to your page globally.

Expanding the Fonts heading lets you change your header and body fonts and weights. It’s as easy as picking a Google font from the drop-down menu.

SeedProd global font settings

Or you can click the Font Themes button to see examples of different font pairings. From there, it’s just a click to apply them to your page.

font themes

The Colours section is similar. Click any color to see a color dropper tool and select individual colors for headings, text, buttons, etc.

SeedProd global color settings

Or you can click the Color Palettes button to choose from over 20+ pre-designed color schemes.

color palettes

In the Background section, you can control your background color, gradient, and image. You can even add a video background or full-width slideshow if you’d like. 

SeedProd landing page background settings

When everything looks the way you want, click the green Save button in the top-right corner of your screen.

Save your GetResponse landing page

Step 4. Integrate GetResponse with your Landing Page

With your design in place, it’s time to integrate your GetResponse email list with your WordPress landing page. This step is super-easy since SeedProd integrates with all the popular email marketing services, including GetResponse.

From the top of your screen, click the Connect tab to see the email marketing tools. From there, hover your mouse over the GetResponse logo and click Connect.

seedprod email marketing integrations

Now, click the + Connect New Account button, and click the Get GetResponse API Key to log in to your account.

Connect your GetResponse account

Next, get your API Key which you can find in your GetResponse Account under Account Details » API.

Generate your GetResponse API Key

Lastly, enter the API Key in SeedProd and click the Connect button.

Paste your GetResponse API Key and click Connect

You can now choose an email list from the dropdown menu and click the Save Integration Details button.

Choose your GetResponse email list

That’s it! Your landing page is now connected to GetResponse for easy list management. When you collect your contacts information through your signup form, it will automatically update on your GetResponse email list.

Step 5. Configure Your Landing Page Settings

After connecting your GetResponse email list, click the Page Settings tab to see other settings you can configure in SeedProd. There are typically 5 sections on the settings page, but this depends on the type of page you build and your SeedProd plan.

General Settings

SeedProd landing page settings

The General settings allow you to change the name and URL for your page. You can also switch between published and draft.

To avoid any plugin conflicts and speed up your page, you can enable Isolation Mode. This prevents specific header and footer scripts from running and interfering with your performance.

SEO and Analytics

landing page SEO settings

Under the SEO tab, you can use a WordPress SEO plugin to configure your landing page title tag, meta description, etc. One of the best plugins for this is All In One SEO.

The same is true for the Analytics tab. Here you can connect your favorite Google Analytics plugin and monitor your landing page performance. Why not try MonsterInsights for Google Analytics?

You can always check out our MonsterInsights review if you want more details.

Scripts

landing page scripts settings

The Scripts area is where you can add code to your page header, body, and footer. This could be anything like your tracking cookies, Facebook pixel, Facebook ads, or even your analytics script – whatever your digital marketing efforts require.

Custom Domain

If you’re a user of SeedProd’s Pro Pricing Plan, you can also give your landing page a custom domain that isn’t connected to your existing website.

seedprod custom domain settings

For example, if you want to launch a new website and haven’t set it up, you can create a coming soon page in SeedProd on your existing website and point it to your new site.

With this tactic, you can drive new subscribers to your future website’s GetResponse list without setting up a fresh install of WordPress.

After configuring your settings, save your changes and click back to the Design tab.

Step 6. Publish Your GetResponse Landing Page in WordPress

Before you make your landing page live, it’s best practice to test it on mobile devices. If your landing page isn’t mobile-responsive, it won’t look and perform as well on smaller touch screens like tablets and smartphones.

The good news is that SeedProd has a built-in mobile preview option so that you can check your page is mobile-friendly. Just click the mobile icon at the bottom of your screen.

Click the mobile preview icon

Now you can see how your landing page looks on mobile and make changes to anything that doesn’t look or work correctly.

Preview your GetResponse landing page on mobile devices

When everything looks great, it’s time to go live. Click the down arrow next to the green Save button and click Publish.

Publish your GetResponse landing page in WordPress

After, you’ll see a window telling you your page has been published. To see a live preview, go ahead and click the See Live Page button.

Click the See Live Page button to see a preview of your landing page

Congratulations, you now have a stunning new landing page for your GetResponse mailing list!

Preview of your GetResponse landing page in WordPress

That’s it!

You now know how to create a landing page for your GetResponse list in WordPress with SeedProd.

With SeedProd’s drag-and-drop page builder, creating high-converting landing pages is easy. It’s beginner-friendly, doesn’t require any tech or coding knowledge, and is focused on generating leads.

Even better, it’s lightning-fast and won’t slow your website down, making it the ideal solution to grow your business.

So what are you waiting for?

While you’re here, you might also like this guide on a/b testing landing pages with Google Optimize.

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Stacey Corrin Writer
Stacey has been writing about WordPress and digital marketing for over 10 years and on other topics for much longer. Alongside this, she's fascinated with web design, user experience, and SEO.

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