Description
Instant Demo of Sticky Email on your site:
addsticky.com/demo
Installation is as easy as creating a FREE account at addsticky.com/wordpress/free, customizing your Sticky Widget, then copy/paste one line of Javascript straight to your WordPress admin interface.
Easiest way to collect emails for your newsletter opt-in list. Present visitors with a bottom right widget or popup in the middle of your site. Target visitors just arriving, about to leave or on specific pages of your site.
Great for:
- landing pages
- sign ups for your ebooks
- sign ups for your ebooks for your software
- building membership lists
- building newsletter lists
- increasing opt-in lists
Show Sticky when:
- People arrive to your site
Customize Look & Feel
Choose where Sticky is located on a page to make the experience for your users just right. Also make Sticky look like how you want it with countless combinations of colors and fonts.
Build your newsletter opt-in list, for use with
- MailChimp
- aweber
- constant contact
Aweber, InfusionSoft, OfficeAutopliot/SendPepper, MadMimi, MailChimp, iContact, GetResponse, 1ShoppingCart, Campaign Monitor, Constant Contact, Feedburner, Silverpop, DadaMail, Vertical Response, Interspire, Active Campaign, Email Broadcast, HubSpot, Ymlp, Gravity Forms and Tribulant
Requirements: PHP5+, WordPress 2.9.x+
Important Links:
Screenshots
The AddSticky for WordPress interface. A dead simple place to put your addsticky code. 
Installation
- Create a free account at addsticky.com/wordpress/free
- Customize your Sticky Email widget
- Upload the
addstickyfolder and all its contents to the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Paste your addsticky snippet from addsticky.com/wordpress/free into the text area and click save!
FAQ
- Where do I get the Sticky code for this plugin?
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You can get your own Sticky account from addsticky.com/wordpress/free for free.
Once you have your account, create a AddSticky and simply paste your code into the plugin’s text area. - Should I load my Sticky javascript code in the header or the footer of my WordPress site?
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This depends on your site. We recommend loading the script in the footer but if your page takes very long to load, the header might be a better location.
- Support
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Please use the Q&A tab above for any questions, bugs, issues, or feature requests. Basic and Pro plan users may contact info@addsticky.com for priority service.
Contributors & Developers
“Sticky Email Opt-in Widget” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Interested in development?
Browse the code, check out the SVN repository, or subscribe to the development log by RSS.
