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davemorse
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Simple question: How to opt-in subscribers to a list?

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I'm embarrased to ask this ... so please, be nice 🙂

 

I'm a newbie to HubSpot and simply to want to capture email subscribers on a form.

 

What I've done so far:  I've built a simple landing page with a "Stay in touch" form on it.  I've created a SmartList to capture anyone who has populated and submitted this form.

 

My question:  Is this all there is to opting someone into a list (receiving permission to email them)?  

 

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Phil_Vallender
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Koryphäe | Diamond Partner
Koryphäe | Diamond Partner

Simple question: How to opt-in subscribers to a list?

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Hi @davemorse

 

Welcome to the community. 

 

Technically, yes, you have captured an email address and now you can contact them by email. 

 

Wether you have permission to do this or not is a little open to interpretation - both now and under GDPR. 

 

Given that your form is titled 'Stay in touch', submitting it implies consent to receive certain marketing emails. This may not be enough once GDPR comes in. 

 

I'd say always share as much information as possible when capturing an email address and only send them things are closely relates to the subject of the enquiry - i.e. epxected - to avoid complaints. 

 

Good luck, Phil.

Phil Vallender | HubSpot Website Agency

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edjusten
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Simple question: How to opt-in subscribers to a list?

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HI @davemorse   

FYI - HubSpot has released its GDPR product roadmap. Find out more here:
https://www.hubspot.com/data-privacy/gdpr/product-readiness

 

Ed Justen


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Phil_Vallender
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Koryphäe | Diamond Partner
Koryphäe | Diamond Partner

Simple question: How to opt-in subscribers to a list?

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Hi @davemorse

 

Welcome to the community. 

 

Technically, yes, you have captured an email address and now you can contact them by email. 

 

Wether you have permission to do this or not is a little open to interpretation - both now and under GDPR. 

 

Given that your form is titled 'Stay in touch', submitting it implies consent to receive certain marketing emails. This may not be enough once GDPR comes in. 

 

I'd say always share as much information as possible when capturing an email address and only send them things are closely relates to the subject of the enquiry - i.e. epxected - to avoid complaints. 

 

Good luck, Phil.

Phil Vallender | HubSpot Website Agency