Personally -- I think the one pager. At least I know what I'm getting into. When there are an unknown amount of fields that keep appearing, I'm more likely to abandon the form out of exasperation.
Which is the lesser of two evils:
A) A daunting-looking multi-field form, all on one page?
OR
B) A mutli-step form, but with the form fields split up -- so the first page looks shorter?
We used more action verbs in our subject line while keeping it relevant to the articles we added in our newsletter. We believe adding a call to action(s) in the subject line is working for us.
Anxiously waiting until Google announces another change to their algorithm or results page, scramble around to optimize websites so they are compliant to the new changes, and then revert all optimizations once Google decides to go back to the way they had it six months earlier.
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Awesome Arsalan. Thanks for getting back to me! I'll link to Cloudways, if that works for you?
Awesome Justin, thanks! Where would you like me to link for you?
Personally -- I think the one pager. At least I know what I'm getting into. When there are an unknown amount of fields that keep appearing, I'm more likely to abandon the form out of exasperation.
Looks likes a great time-saver! Will be using it.
very good article! Thanks for the info!
Which is the lesser of two evils:
A) A daunting-looking multi-field form, all on one page?
OR
B) A mutli-step form, but with the form fields split up -- so the first page looks shorter?
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We used more action verbs in our subject line while keeping it relevant to the articles we added in our newsletter. We believe adding a call to action(s) in the subject line is working for us.
Anxiously waiting until Google announces another change to their algorithm or results page, scramble around to optimize websites so they are compliant to the new changes, and then revert all optimizations once Google decides to go back to the way they had it six months earlier.