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How To Add A Contact Form On Your Blog – The Ultimate Secret To Getting Higher Quality Leads

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How To Add A Contact Form On Your Blog – The Ultimate Secret To Getting Higher Quality Leads

This is a pretty neat feature that you should be adding to your blog.

Having a contact form is a great way for readers to contact you personally when they have certain questions about your business.

In this post, I’ll be showing you how to add a contact form on your blog. It’s really simple and easy to do and wouldn’t take more than 10 minutes as long as you follow the steps provided below:

As you can see in the tabs on this blog, there is a tab that says “Contact Pete & Pete”. Once you click on it, it will bring you over to a contact form. Once someone fills up the form and clicks “Send Message”, automatically an email will be sent to you.

Here’s how our contact form looks like:

So Here’s How To Do It… How To Add A Contact Form On Your Blog

First off, go to ContactMe.com and sign up for a Free account. Once you’re in the member’s area, just forget all the other steps they ask you to do and click on “Create a contact form”.

You’ll then be brought to a page where you can create your own contact form. You can add your business name, logo, where the email will be sent, your social media profiles and you’ll be able to customize the fields available on the form. Set everything up the way you want it to and hit save.

You’ll then be brought to a page where you’ll see an area that says “My Contact Forms”. Under actions, click on “Get Code”. Just copy the code provided and head over to your WordPress blog.

You’ll need to create a new page and paste the code in the HTML area. Once done, just hit publish and you’re good to go! You should have a new tab with a contact form in place.

If you’re with the Empower Network using the ultra-cool EN Blog, once you hit publish, you’ll need to head over to Appearance>>>Menus (Not Using Easy Mode). On the left side, you should see an area that says “Pages”. Whatever you named your newly published page will be shown there. Look for it, check the box next to it and click add to menu.

On the center of the page in the same area, you should see the list of the current pages in your blog. You can reorder them as you like depending on how you like it.

That’s all! That’s all it takes to add a contact form on your blog.

Why should you have a contact form?

The EN Blogs are known to be viral and high trafficked so if you don’t have it yet, . If a great number of people are viewing your blog and opting in, there will be serious people who have a few questions who will get in touch with you through this form.

For example.

A realtor visits your blog and wonders how EN can help grow his Real Estate business. He then sees a contact form, adds his email, phone number and skype address he then asks you his question.

No need to give a long answer. Just say something sweet and will grab his attention like:

(Your EN Link Here)

-Your Name Here

I learned this amazing technique in the 15K Per Month Formula. If you don’t have it yet, log in to your back office, make the decision and get the 15K Per Month Formula!

It’s what will get your business from here to the top of the mountains.

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