Who needs it
It comes up most for real estate agencies, accounting firms, insurance brokers, recruitment agencies, retailers and online stores.
A newsletter sign-up builds a list of people who want to hear from you, with clear consent.
It comes up most for real estate agencies, accounting firms, insurance brokers, recruitment agencies, retailers and online stores.
Use the newsletter block built into your website platform.
Embed or connect your email marketing platform sign-up form.
The website hands over when the subscriber is added to your email platform.
Sees a reason to subscribe
The sign-up says what people will receive and how often.
Enters an email
Only an email is required; extra fields are optional.
Confirms
A confirmation step protects the list from typos and spam.
| Field | Why it is needed |
|---|---|
| The only detail needed to subscribe. |
Where the website hands over: The website hands over when the subscriber is added to your email platform.
Some do. Squarespace lists newsletter blocks on all plans.[1]
Use them sparingly. A sign-up in the footer and on relevant pages is often enough.
A specific benefit, such as new listings, offers or useful updates, works better than a generic newsletter.
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